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Not necessarily. William Barber and others are resurrecting Martin King's "Poor People's Campaign", and it probably follows that non-violent resistance of some
by ttonkytonk 9y ago
Not necessarily. William Barber and others are resurrecting Martin King's "Poor People's Campaign", and it probably follows that non-violent resistance of some sort can work, and is the best path both practically and on principle.
Also I believe in empathy as an intellectual response, i.e. in some sense the "enemy" can't help the way they are and should be given complete amnesty after they lose.