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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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The deliberate breaking of a law
Nonviolent protest, sometimes called civil disobedience, means the deliberate breaking of a law by ordinary citizens.
Hi,
Does the bolded part in the above mean "ordinary citizens breaking a law on purpose?" If yes, is it contrary to the true meaning of "nonviolent peaceful protest?"
Hi,
Does the bolded part in the above mean "ordinary citizens breaking a law on purpose?" If yes, is it contrary to the true meaning of "nonviolent peaceful protest?"
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That's what it means, but as to its adherence to 'nonviolent peaceful protest'-- well, you'll have to consult Gandhi or ML King.
- That's what it means, but as to its adherence to 'nonviolent peaceful protest'-- well, you'll have to consult Gandhi or ML King.
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That's what it means, but as to its adherence to 'nonviolent peaceful protest'-- well, you'll have to consult Gandhi or ML King.
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That's what it means, but as to its adherence to 'nonviolent peaceful protest'-- well, you'll have to consult Gandhi or ML King.
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