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Power tends to corrupt, . . .
. . . and absolute power corrupts absolutely. A point he made in a letter to Bishop Creighton.
Someone more recently suggested that perhaps it is not that power is so corruptive, but that it is the easily corruptible who lust after power.
Save the easily offended: ban everything.