According to Osho, your horror arises from political prejudice and moral conditioning that call themselves radical yet don’t grasp radicalism’s hard logic: revolutions dismantle possessiveness and remove obstacles—even violently—for a larger transformation. Your shock mirrors centuries of programming about property, nonviolence, and piety; when these self-images are threatened, outrage erupts instead of understanding the impersonal collective calculus at work.
You feel horrified because your upbringing and politics taught you to value property and gentle ideals, so the ruthless side of real revolution feels shocking.