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All forms of ownership, whether tangible or intangible, affect character, primarily because ownership marks life changes, and how those changes are dealt with makes people who they are.

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When children are ready to learn about money and gain responsibility, parents start to float a little cash their way. Sometimes children have to do chores to earn the allowance or prove they can handle the money. Ideally, kids will learn from owning their first stack of cash, and the consequences of saving or spending frivolously.

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As kids get older, they begin to own their talents and passions, embracing them as an unavoidable part of their character. Though different kids with similar talents may have different personalities, they adopt schedules, appearances, even commonalities of language with those who live in the circle of friends associated with their talents and activities. People are sometimes recognizable as a ball player, or a skater, or an artist based on expected traits of the trade.

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When a driver gets their first car, they gain independence, freedom, and even a sense of "cool." In order to keep the car though, they must learn responsibility, and avoid risking their property with reckless behavior.

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Even learning to drive and earning a driver's license changes a person's sense of identity, giving them a tangible start to an adult life, and adult expectations. A license also provides personal identification, a chance to be known as an individual, and not just a child of your parents. Quite literally, ownership of identity in your pocket.

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As an adult, people become their career. Especially people who love and live their jobs embrace its characteristics, and let their career manipulate their identity. Character is also influenced by the money careers bring. The lifestyle afforded by some creates assumptions about the job they may have, and reveals how owning things proves career can change who they have become.

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in order to make change in society its always better to do it peacefully. like martin lk said violence doesn't really help it only has a bad after math which is so true.its always better to change peoples minsets when you do it with love. for instance back in 1960 when there was racism there was a silent protest called Greensboro when young African American students staged a sit-in at a segregated Woolworth's lunch counter in Greensboro, North Carolina, and refused to leave after being denied service. The sit-in movement soon spread to college towns throughout the South, because they did this in a peaceful way it brought   the fight for civil rights to the national stage. Its use of nonviolence inspired the Freedom Riders and others to take up the cause of integration in the South, furthering the cause of equal rights in the United States. unlike violence protest like back in 2021 when white americans broke into the white house in order to defend donald trump, that protest didn't make no difference it only caused disaster.  people will listen more when youre being calm rather than screaming so if you being very violent people wont listen to you

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With the Black Lives Matter movement that was happening last year, many people were inspired by the peaceful protestors yelling at the top of their lungs throughout cities and towns, which caused many to join the fight for equality in America, and for the end of police brutality. By simply being passionate about a social change can cause so much more change to happen without having to rely on violence to do so.

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In society, everyone has experienced a situation where someone has made them upset or be in a disagreement. To make a rational and mature decision, people must use their words and reasoning to try to resolve a specific conflict that they are handling. If you think before you act and become more self aware before letting aggression get the best of you, you can have more self control and keep yourself in check. For instance, In being cautious and analytical you can stop yourself from physically letting your anger out on people.

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Social issues have always prevailed, specifically in the United States. This country founded itself on ignorance, racism, and patriarchy. It took discourse for white men with NO property to vote. It took a war to have black men vote. It took creating new amendments IN THE 1900's to have WOMEN vote. Just last century, this has happened. Creating change of this magnitude takes a LONG TIME, it sometimes even seems pointless to do. To this day, there are ignorant people out there saying that "Maybe women should have the right to vote taken away from them." I don't mean to instill a sense of hopelessness from right off the bat, but what does one to if it takes SO MUCH to even be heard, much less have a discussion and come to an agreement?

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Non-violence Has a Bigger Impact, and can show Maturity

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Non-violence Has a Bigger Impact, and can show Maturity

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Although peaceful protests may take longer to gain others' attention, it still proves to be more effective in the way that it shows maturity, patience, and perseverance. During the Civil Rights Movement, nonviolent resistances such as sit-ins, bus boycotts, and Freedom Rides, were all used to prove the point that Black people (or POC in general) can belong anywhere at all times, just like any white person can. Even though they faced harsh consequences, America may have never considered racial integration without their peaceful protesting.

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To be available to change our country we can’t use violence that what will make us come more back in and make the country stronger feel good like no guns or no racism.for example MLK he told the world how everything one had to get close that he had dream that all types of colors would be close to each other and with no harmful effects.

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I believe the best thing to do is protest peacefully in order to avoid violence, Although sometimes both violence and nonviolence leads to the same path, people
shouldn't consider going full violent
because it makes things worse. For example, millions of Black people get harassed by white people. If they simply walk away and ignore them, they get harassed more, but if they chose to stand up for themselves, they get blamed for
something that didn't happen such as  "He's attacking me!"
We cant change peoples perspectives in this movement, there will always be people who see this differently, who don't take this seriously, or takes advantage of their privilege's, but the best thing to do is to remind everyone and educate them that black lives matter and have the same rights as them.

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Even though violence can be used to make change in society, there have been cases when non-violent acts have been successful, For example, the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia, which students protested peacefully and citizens were able to increase their freedom of speech. Non-violent acts can be more effective than violent ones because if people were to riot they are risking of others not supporting them and people will only see them for their violent actions and not for what they stand for. If you were to use non-violent acts more people will become more involve whereas if it consisted of violence people will not join because of how dangerous it will be and will see it as an excuse for violence.

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Education does wonders to everyone. When one learns a new culture that endures oppression, one's initial biases are challenged and benefits the person learning by having a more complex or understanding view of the person with culture (dont know if that makes sense). For example, Asian hate has gone rampant during COVID due to the VERY WRONG IDEA that people in China started this, when this wasn't the case. There have been cases all around the world, and it's not Asian people's fault: It's unhygienic people's fault and ignorant people's fault for believing that "it's not that bad" and promoting ignorance. Trump supporters, QANON conspiracists, and people of such low caliber promote the idea that COVID is not that bad, when there is PROVEN SCIENCE that even HEALTHY people have long term effects of COVID. But why are there such people who promote life-threatening ideas? Ignorance. And maybe there is nothing we can do for them unless they choose to help themselves, which, let's face it, will be a long time before they admit they did anything wrong due to their huge amount of pride.

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I believe that violence should be included when it comes to social change. In "The Hate U Give" by Angie Thomas. Starr and other people were fighting for police brutality because of Starr's friend, Khalil was killed by a police officer for holding up a hair brush.

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The Black Lives Matter movement has already tried to be civil but what happens when even if you are civil you still get gassed or beat just for wanting your voice to be heard. Enough is enough and even though there is limits as to how much violence is okay sometimes violence is the way to be heard. In a world were social injustice is very much a thing, but keeps on being ignored needs to have a new intensity so that people are aware that it is pretty much a real thing. After all of these years of fight for social change there is still not much change and the reality is that words in this case will not be enough to beat a system that was meant to keep minorities controlled.

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Sometimes the smallest things can make a change

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Sometimes the smallest things can make a change

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Peaceful protest can help make changes. Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man in a bus. This to me isn't violent it just like having a sit in protest. This led to every African American refusing to ride city buses. This is peaceful, just a boycott, they could have gone and burned all the buses or something more violent. Because of these boycotts, their voices were heard and the Supreme Court ruled segregation on public buses unconstitutional. if you fight with violence they will fight back even harder.

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Non violent protesting does not have to be all about rioting, marching, etc, but can be expressed through art, music, and education. I have learned a lot about different cultures, genders, and all the different ways of self expression through Twitter, school, and other people. By learning this way about others' struggles and changes that need to be made with society, I have become a lot more open minded with what I can do to help, and how to help their voices reach better places than just social media and school.

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To be able to bring change we have to see what kind of action will bring us the change we need. For the BLM protest the people were protesting peacefully, but even if they were doing it peacefully they were getting attacked by cops. Even if people choose the non violent way there are others who will bring violence to it.

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Violence should always be the last resort and it is most of the time. For example, in the Stonewall riots, a violent uprising that launched the gay rights movement in the late 1960’s, these violent protests were done so people of the community could be heard by society and the government. The voices of trans men and women, and gay people were silenced and dismissed by both society and the government. After years of being harassed and ignored, the lgbtq+ community retaliated against their oppressors. It was the Stonewall riots that started the gay rights movement which ultimately led to social and legislative progress for the lives of people in lgbtq+ communities, as well as the legalization of same sex marriage. In a society that ignores the minority and dismisses their grievances, it is only violence that allows the oppressed group to be heard.

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on the contrary...education? Part 2 - p3

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on the contrary...education? Part 2 - p3

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To end on a more hopeful note, there are people who want to be educated, and therefore seek it out. On social media, you can see under educating posts that there are others asking questions in the comments because they might not understand something and want to be educated on it more. An example is when there are topics on issues such as sexual violence (a new topic that has come up). You can see men give out tips for other men on how to make certain spaces safer for women, one of those tips being "Mind your own damn business."

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It is unfortunate that violence was the only way that led to change. America’s independence from Great Britain was built on violent protests. For example, the Boston Tea Party and the Stamp Act riots, these were violent protests started as a way to retaliate against Great Britain for unfair taxation forces upon people living in the colonies. It was through these violent protest that America ultimately gained its independence from Great Britain.

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It’s quite upsetting how in the year 2021 we have not progressed much in making a difference, in getting justice for poc, lgbtq, etc. Protests have been made but have not thoroughly been effective, we need to continue in fighting for the justice of these innocent people. Even recently we’ve seen how racism just continues to happen as Asian people were attacked by a racist white man yet the white man was given no consequence simply because he was “having a bad day”. It’s infuriating how these things continue to happen and nothing is done to prevent this violence. - Miranda C.

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We all know that violence is not the always the best answer to certain situations. But what happens when we’ve already tried to be calm about certain things and it seems like we are achieving nothing. At this point we can now say that violence might indeed be the best answer to achieve social changes. Two major events that show how unjust the government is, is the movement of the BLM & when the White House was broken into. During the BLM protest people were being beat up, gassed with harmful gases, pepper sprayed and for the White House the whites were not given the same violent treatment. It is really unfair how in front of our own eyes this injustice is happening and there has nothing done about this certain situations.

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I feel as though violence  is more of the answer when it comes to getting the response you want, the first thing that comes to mind  is the civil war. With out it any of the  progression we have made thus far could have very well not happened . I get the fact of the Civil War was about other things but  had the abolishment of slavery not been included in that, and if that wasn't one of the causes they were fighting for I feel like the war could've gone a different way. Because for a lot of people it wasn't just a fight for states rights it was a fight for freedom.

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In order for change to happen the violence must be pushed aside and words must be exchanged to make a change in the system. Many of the BLM protest were peaceful and used their voices to express their cause, but many chose violence as a way to express their opinions which was met with more violence, the need for the violence is the probably the worst thing any protest.

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Violence also doesn't just mean shooting someone or hitting someone you just have to make them hurt and I feel like a great example of this was the bus boycotts the only reason change happened was because white people were losing money. If we make them hurt financially change can come from that as well. People of color make up a huge part of the economy, and I feel as though if we hurt them financially we can see change sprout from this too because people of color are one of the main contributors to the economy.

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Sometimes even if we try to choose non violence it doesn't always bring us the change we need.

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I get that violence is harmful, and that it causes tension. But some of the main tensions in history have been settled by violence.  Sometimes violence is needed for voices to be heard, I'm not saying protesting is not helping or making much progress but how much progress is it making if we're still fighting the same fight.

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In a society in which minorities are harassed and the grievances of minorities are unheard, dismissed and unwanted. It is an unfortunate truth that people would turn to violence in a situation like that. While the words of Martin Luther King Jr. hold wisdom and truth, it is the only choice for many groups of people. Violence is the last option people who are silenced turn to because it’s the only way they can be heard.

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Another example as to why violence is be the right answer to achieve social changes is what happened in Mexico with the missing students. The government was not doing anything to look for these kids. The community decided to take action and go against the action in order to get some type of action to achieve what they want.

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non violence is more effective than using violence and this is because theres less people harmed which is good but most of the times words are louder than actions and for example the blm movement for the most part it was a peaceful protest and it was shared all over social media and it made a change not a big change but a significant one that made people realize the problem we still have today.

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Business, Economics, and Politics as a whole are all of what this world is nowadays, especially here in America. The imbalance of people's ideologies is getting farther and farther apart. Politics/Business and change in time are to take part of that. It created this world to become more selfish and assertive. As we continue to grow in this fast-paced world, things are only getting faster and more difficult, so change must happen now! Many businessmen would agree with this since this idea of "doing whatever it takes" gives off that selfish vibe when in reality, in order for change to happen you must be willing to take risks and sacrifice things in order to get what you want.

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Even though nonviolence was an effective method for civil rights when MLK was around, unfortunately in present day nonviolence is not effective anymore we are advancing as time goes by not only economically but in a social aspect as well. With recent social injustices we see that violence has became a "influential" method to get societies attention therefore it would create attention and somehow find success. An example of these actions would be the George Floyd protests where we saw many using violence to make there voices be heard since nonviolence is not the solution anymore.

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In todays world it could be seen that there is alot of hatred towards towards each other. This could honestly be resolved with there being a much bigger talk and it would make a world a better place. lets take what malcom x said about non violence if everyone takes that into consideration not only would the cops maybe take it a bit less harsh on the people but also the people that are protestiong they wont be breaking into the stores and starting fire. yes it was not all of the people protesting but with them starting to do that it just added to the cops being more violent and seeing it as a riot intead of a peaceful protest.

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Violence is not always the answer but, when it comes to this society. We shall do both methods. Your voice can be heard. You can protest very peacefully but, people can also hurt you. I say if the situation gets risky, you must fight.

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Violence creates more violence, and eventually gets us no where. Using non- violence approaches can really make the difference and save us from death. An example of violence causing more violence is the Vietnam war, the US wanted to prevent the spread of communism so bad instead of talking about it they started a war, making people go to war, separating families it was so tragic, and unnecessary.

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A non-violent approach is basically the starting point in fighting for what you are trying to achieve. It is probably the safest option but it can take longer to attain whatever your fighting for. This method allows you to share your ideas and opinions about certain controversial topics in a passive and peaceful approach. Instead of forcing it down on others, you are teaching them and sharing your point of view. It's mostly better to talk it out than to fight it out. An example of this can be in War. Instead of countries blowing each other up, they do treaties in a way they both benefit from it while saving lives and not wasting them. 

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A non-violent approach is basically the starting point in fighting for what you are trying to achieve. It is probably the safest option but it can take longer to attain whatever your fighting for. This method allows you to share your ideas and opinions about certain controversial topics in a passive and peaceful approach. Instead of forcing it down on others, you are teaching them and sharing your point of view. It's mostly better to talk it out than to fight it out. An example of this can be in War. Instead of countries blowing each other up, they do treaties in a way they both benefit from it while saving lives and not wasting them. 

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When you see that there is a aggressive person or thing coming for you, would you try to deal with it in a passive manner? Obviously, there is little or no chance you'll make it out unscathed let alone solving the problem. Like the old saying goes, "sometimes it takes a monster to fight a monster." A tank to fight a tank.

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Even though violence could be your first option it is not always the most effective. Having a peaceful statement could make many people realize what you are are fighting for. Violence will just increase many more problems.

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furthermore when people used violence for example the capital riot people were getting into the white house using aggression and being violent towards police officers and this lead to alot of people being injured,some dead unfortunately and lots of peoples life were at risk

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Violence can only get you so far. At first there might be a glimpse of justice, but then you realize the damage you made to achieve it when there is an option to protest peacefully to get the same results.

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When you use violence the aftermath is just not the best. Using violence could impact people around you and even yourself. When people started rioting the white house the police started using violence back. Using violence escalates more violence which will lead to not reaching to a solution

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If you think about boycotting nowadays it is not as effective as it would 50 years ago. Think about how advanced companies or businesses have became financially many companies are worth SO much more compared to back then so a simple boycott to any of these big enterprises would not really effect them on a short term basis as it would before. On another note, many people have their own source of transportation now they don't really rely on buses which is one of the bigger businesses back then. As time flies society will be evolving as well.

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Advancement in technology throughout time has emphasized this fast-paced world and has given people access to be more vocal with their opinions. Because the media is tied to business and politics, the media has also been seen as very corrupt. For the young generation of today's society, we were able to watch the change in violence with just a click of a button in the palm of our hands. Looking back at history and seeing how some things changed and others didn't people are starting to become impatient. Especially with how social media has had an effect on people's attention span, people are tired of waiting for change. Because people are a lot bolder than back then, people believe violence has a stronger and faster effect on change. Change won't happen if you continue to wait around for it so action must be done.

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another example on why non violence might be the better option. is because it could make someone a better person. For instance, jails in sweden they treat the inmates as actual people as in the other hand other jails like in the us the inmates are treated like animals and savages. it is proven that the way they are treating the inmates in sweden with less violence it has made them all better people as soon as they come out of jail. that right there proves why non violence is the better option because the nicer you are the better the people around you will be

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Part 2: "Sometimes violence isn't the right answer"

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Part 2: "Sometimes violence isn't the right answer"

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Sure, violence can solve a problem, but it can also have another effect which is potentially adding onto the problem. When someone tempts you to hit them, they want you to hit first so they can show the authorities that you are aggressive and your entire reason for attacking becomes stained and maybe invalid since you attacked them even though they tempted you. Its the same with social change because it eventually taints the entire group you are fighting for.

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To achieve your goals non violently there has to be a lot of patience and determination. There are women who get their children taken away because the system does not help them with the resources to provide for their children. all they ask for is help and the system cannot handle it. Women then turn to ulterioir motives like stealing or they end up living in unsanitary spaces where children are exposed causing them to get sick. Now there are groups and homes where these women can rely on to get some help, but it took time for those places to exist.  It took signatures, protests, and perseverance to help make a change.

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Thinking about Malcom X's idea, he is emphasizing that there is already a type of violence when thinking about social injustice probably not a physical type of violence but it is definitely harmful mentally. How are you going to respond to a violent matter with love as much as it would be a better solution but it has came to the point for you to take action on what you believe is the right thing. Malcolm X is a doer and he wants society to think the same way that self defense is important for you to be heard in todays world since nonviolence is not as effective as it was before.

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going back to what mlk said about words being a better option than violence reminds me of what mlk accomplished by just giving peaceful speeches and peaceful protests and with that he ended segregation and he helped the black community a lot and for the most part he finally made every human race have the same rights!

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MLK was also very known for his "I have a dream speech", which stated how he dreamed everyone to be equals, all types of kids playing around TOGETHER, not making anyone less. Dreams are not things that can be forced to happen all of a sudden. But it is patience, strategies to get everyone to see the real picture.

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Our world is broken. There are many issues to fix and we have grown impatient. Our first instinct is to be aggressive, it is valid to be infuriated by the racism and injustice. The world is changing so fast and as unfair as it is it will still take more time to truly make a change. No matter how violent or how peaceful you fight for what is right someone will always have something to say these things don't just go away.

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In certain circumstances, you will sometimes have to resort to violence.

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In order to be successful and create change people are bound to get hurt, we can't save everyone and we don't have control over everything. What we do have control of are ourselves and how we can influence others. Being selfish/violent isn't all bad when it is for the greater good. One person can create change so imagine the things that can happen with more people. Our voices have a strong effect on creating ideas and influence others but action and violence allow people to see what can be done right then and there. People don't start listening and doing things until it affects them, so violence is the best way to create change since it affects other people. Would you rather be a lion who fights for change without worrying about hurting others getting hurt or be a gazelle who live for others and the fear of hurting others. In the end, people are bound to get hurt and not agree with you it's best not to get caught in the crossfire...

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violence creates a chain reaction, and once you start something it will most likely never end. There is no point in wasting valuable time over aggressiveness, when everyone can come to some type of agreement. And that way non-violence leaves a good example to the future generations in this world.

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Words could be really powerful at times it can be more powerful than taking an action.

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We have been fight this since the 1950s and before that white men were the only people who "mattered". When we think about these situations and way they are getting worse is because the media and the government portray those fighting for justice as aggressive and dangerous. That doesn't mean that it should be allowed to kill innocent unarmed people, throw rocks and assault Asian people, or rape women. We have lost a lot of time arguing about what it right and it is ridiculous that the voices fight for what is right are the "children" speaking to the adults.

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The root of racism and discrimination is not hatred, but it is ignorance, ignorance that fuels and amplifies the hatred and fear of the unknown and the different. This is why the only way to solve this great problem around the world is not through violence, it is through education and compassion that we can make strives for a more peaceful and unified future, just like Dr Martin Luther King envisioned. If the oppressed attack the opp

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We could talk about numerous instances where violence got the job done and changed things but the conversation of how it got done and its damage would follow through; for that, violence has permanent damage and thus it should never be resorted to because there is always an option. we face many issues today that revolve around the idea of violence vs non violence. A prime example of what we are still facing after decades is police brutality. it is as if we have not learned anything and we continue to feed this stigma. Through an abundance of trials of error, we are still facing issues till this day; violance isnt working, it is not getting the job done. But although it is not working, it is still continued to be use and all we are left with is the collateral damage we are required to deal with. It is a continuous cycle of poor decisions derived from the idea that force will get the job done when day by day we are proven wrong of what violence does. Lives have been lost, families have been broken, generations have been disappointed, we have lost too many things at the hands of violence.

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Dr. King's approach, the use of non-violence,

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Violent and nonviolent approaches are both at the opposite end of the spectrum and I do not think the world is in black in white so as to make a decision of either or.  Although I do believe a balance of both is needed, the non violent approach is better because a world filled with pure violence would be total chaos and anarchy.

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"We must not fight fire with fire" is an incorrect statement; if we are burning as you watch from your lavish mansion, I'm about to set some of peonies on fire to get your attention. Consider every dystopian creation that you have watched: the Hunger Games, the Handmaid's Tale, etc. Do you think that these individuals peacefully protested for their freedom? HELL NO. Our peacefulness will be the result of our demise. If we lay down and let others trample over our civil liberties, we will transform into the dystopias that we read about in English class.

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A problem that is approached with violence simply creates a never ending cycle of pain. When pain and suffering is inflicted on another, one does not simply stay down and take it. This leading to a society filled with chaos because there can never be true satisfaction when one side will be left angry and bitter at the thought of not getting “even”. Take in mind your sibling, when your sibling hits you, you usually tend to hit back rather than telling on them because if you told on them that would mean they won since they got the last hit. Although this may sound childish, they world does run in this basis.

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Now, if we look at the other side of the spectrum and we consider what violence has done to this world we may be able to come up with a few consequences that have brought fractions of good. Martin Luther King Jr truly changed history. From the moment he spoke out for his people, change was already on its way. We talk about his success, his accomplishments and rivals but what we fail to talk about is how his life along with many others were lost in this battle against equality. We could talk about one year or 100 years, the lives lost because of race and skin color are tremendous because violence was the answer. You went against the norm, violence, you disobeyed, violence, you advocated for human rights, violence. Here we are, race is still an issue and a fight we are required to fight. The only difference is that we know violence has not been effective, have things really changed much?

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There are many ways to get people to advocate your fight for reform. Some people go with a sensible and peaceful approach to avoid spreading negativity. Others are very determined and utilize physical violence and destruction to emphasize their anger over injustice. However, there are better ways to fight for change. A peaceful protest will give the audience the impression that although you despise a targeted audience, you do want to involve others in your process for achieving change. Using violence can cause people to view as a tyrant because you are essentially throwing a tantrum by destroying unnecessary objects in order to get what you want. Thus, having a non-violent mindset lead you feeling more proud in the end once you accomplished your goal in a professional manner.

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In the speech "I have a dream" by Martin Lurtherr king jr he states that he has a dream of bringing people together where adults and kids can be together and spend time together without hate

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A non-violent approach is the best way to form social change, however, violence is sometimes needed to be able to spark attention towards what is being fought for. Violence is not the answer to everything as it can cause a lot of long term damage and add bad image to what is being fought for.

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Violence is not always the answer to every problem or disagreement. Violence can cause damage that can never be fixed causing peace to never be an option. Words can have a greater impact in people and can fix a problem peacefully without anyone having to get hurt.

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A non violent approach allows for acceptance of the situation. When a problem is resolved peacefully new opportunities are presented and it allows for the true importance of details to be heard rather than forced on by brutality or strength. Such as the woman’s suffrage movements which have granted women the right to vote and if it where not for these approaches, maybe history might have taken a different turn of events

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It may be a reach making this essay solely based on politics but instead, strenght to the idea of not using violence to fix an issue is brought because the idea that violence is wrong is proven daily. Society has undergone tremendous instances of enlightment,  instances where rightful doing is used as a response in order to invoke change. Society has an abundance of flaws, too many to count but the approach in which you take is vital to the consequences that come after. Peace will always win, love will always win, humanity will always win.

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While some form of violence may be necessary to evoke change, a non violent approach is more effective

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The best way to protest is to change how the majority of people view the thing you’re protesting. If you reveal things that cause their image to be ruined then it makes them weaker and more careful.