The Herd (n.) is a group of people who can neither create nor suffer in a dynamic fashion, preferring to be led.
The Herd (n.) is easy if one always stays with the herd and loses oneself in the herd.
The Herd (n.) has no shepherd and is one flock — each wants the same, each is the same, and whoever feels differently checks himself into the asylum.
The Herd (n.) sees every ascent from beneath to above as a descent from the majority to the minority — and turns the stronger into its first servants, transforming a danger into something useful.
The Herd (n.) is, toward the outside world, hostile, selfish, unmerciful, full of lust for dominion — the very opposite of the virtues it praises within.