In Some Cases Non-violence Requires More Militancy

Non-violence Is Not Inaction. It Is Not Discussion. It Is Not For The Timid Or Weak... Non-violence Is Hard Work.

People Who Have Lost Their Hunger For Justice Are Not Ultimately Powerful. They Are Like Sick People Who Have Lost Their Appetite For What Is Truly Nourishing. Such Sick People Should Not Frighten Or Discourage Us. They Should Be Prayed For Along With The Sick People Who Are In The Hospital. "the Love For Justice That Is In Us Is Not Only The Best Part Of Our Being But It Is Also The Most True To Our Nature."

Grant Me Courage To Serve Others; For In Service There Is True Life.

The Name Of The Game Is To Talk To People. If You Don't Talk To People, You Can't Get Started...you Knock On Twenty Doors Or So, And Twenty Guys Tell You To Go To Hell, Or That They Haven't Got Time. But Maybe At The Fortieth Or Sixtieth House You Find The One Guy Who Is All You Need. You're Not Going To Organize Everything; You're Just Going To Get It Started.

...people Think Non-violence Is Really Weak And Non-militant. These Are Misconceptions That People Have Because They Don't Understand What Non-violence Means. Non-violence Takes More Guts, If I Can Put It Bluntly, Than Violence. Most Violent Acts Are Accomplished By Getting The Opponent Off Guard, And It Doesn't Take That Much Character, I Think, If One Wants To Do It.