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A good example of this is Hitler and what he did during his dictatorship. The people of Germany wanted order at the time, but they didn't realize how evil their leader was. They saw him as more of a cuddly loving ruler. It is really sad. As a Erisian, discordian, wiccordian, wiccan, or thinking individual, you should seek to avoid destructive order and if possible redirect it towards creation. It can be on a smaller scale than Hitler. Like gossip in your school or workplace, organized crime, sabotage, or just planning to purposely hurt someone. Columbine is a good example.
But I see it more in government things. But this doesn't mean that all government is bad. It is just easy for power to make people take the destructive order route.
Stay away from destructive order.

Destructive Disorder is more of destruction with no real plan. Just the plan to destroy. In anger you may decide to throw a plate at the wall, or kick something and break it. This can also happen at parties where everyone is drunk and a house gets trashed. Destructive Disorder is also seen in riots. No one really knows what is going on they are just trying to break something.
Destructive Disorder is also to be avoided at all costs. Smaller scale destructive disorder can often times be stopped easily by making the person realize what they are doing and helping them to find a creative disorder method.
In this picture you see someone's arms, who in frustration they began cutting themself.
This is bad.
They could avoid this pain by creating something like the pictures below.

This picture is an example of creative order. It is a collage about Pope John Paul II of the Catholic Religion. It highlights his career and has an Australian Kangaroo Mouse in it. It may look jumbled and rather disordered, however the artist (me) selected this pictures out of the chaos before her (a magazine) and chose to place them together and in this way.
Creative Order is simply that, placing things into a grouping to make something non-destructive.
This can also be done by starting an organization to recycle in your community or something like that. It doesn't have to be artsy-fartsy. It can be cleaning your house, or folding oragami. My favorite example is that of a poet laying out rhythm for his/her poetry.
But like I said it doesn't have to be artistic. It could be the government putting more money into schools.
But this is the kind of order you should seek out.

This painting (by me) is an example of creative disorder, because I created it by painting with a combination of greens and a little purple and then pouring water over it and letting the paint drip off as it wanted.
Creative Disorder can also be seen in everyday life. I can't really think of any examples.
I guess it can be seen in toy stores. And it is in inspiration, cats, dogs, children, eating cereal from the box, saturday nights when you dont get drunk and tear apart a house.
Lets just say it is the opposite of destruction.