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What is nonviolence?
A way to achieve something through a way that does not involve violence or fighting.
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How does nonviolence work?
It works by not being voilent at all. It works by not even putting ourself in a violent situation
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In Criminal Law
What are nonviolent crimes?
It's difficult to provide a meaningful answer without first defining the terms of reference. A good starting point is to consider what constitutes violence. Any crimin…al act that involves the harming, coercion, threatening, intimidation or harassment of another person could, under the right circumstances, be considered a crime of violence. Even if no actual physical violence is involved, many jurisdictions categorize any crime where a victim or another person was deliberately placed in fear of their safety as a violent offense. Generally speaking, non-violent crimes are things such as fraud, petty theft, DUI, smuggling, media piracy and other such acts. (MORE)
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In Criminal Law
What is a nonviolent crime?
Any crime that is perpetrated WITHOUT violence being used. HOWEVER - SOME cirmes (especially some felony offenses) are automatically "Crimes of Violence" because of the fear a…nd danger they place their victims in, whether or not a violent action takes place or not. (MORE)
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How do you spell nonviolent?
That is the correct spelling of the term nonviolent (not causing physical violence, as in peaceful demonstrations).
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What were Gandhi's views on nonviolence?
He preached "Ahisma" or peaceful boycott against British rule. He more than anybody else in the Indian Congress or Muslim minorities (before 1947) appeased radicalism and civi…l violence. His views, although arguably naive, were internationally appraised. Besides, for the colonial rulers it was all the more difficult to "appease" revolts if these were peaceful demonstrations that called for self-rule, "Swaraj". Although he did not succeed in holding India together, neither in avoiding civil war, he died (in 1947 while appeasing civil war in Bengal) being a hero. His naivety must be balanced with his spiritual determination and virtuous personality, which ultimately granted him the tittle of Mahatma Gandhi. (MORE)
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In Uncategorized
What is Nonviolent confrontation?
Rather than avoiding the conflict and not assisting someone you seek ways of arbitrating/stopping the conflict without force. Usually through conversation; the usuall "hey idi…ot" or "what the @#$% are you doing" is unsuccessful. But the confusing "Hey guys how's it going; can I help you?" causes them to stop and wonder what is wrong with you why aren't you stopping us (yet they have stopped). Also non-violent confrontationist have already worked out in their minds that if needs be they are willing to sacrifice themselves to stop the action - possibly using their body as a shield. (MORE)
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In State Laws
How do you a nonviolent felon get a permit for a gun?
Generally speaking, a felon cannot have access to a gun, and cannot qualify for a gun permit, regardless of whether it was violent or non-violent.
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Nonviolence is a weapon of the strong?
yes, because it takes a certain gift to be able to communicate and settle disputes without violence of any sort. It also takes restraint and courage to not fight or hurt in an…y way. (MORE)
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What is a sentence for nonviolent?
My mum told my brother and I to be more nonviolent otherwise we won't get our payment.