Non-violence Is Not Inaction. It Is Not

...the Workers Aren't Going To Stop Struggling. They're Going To Struggle To Have A Union And They Have The Right To Have It. The Police Repression And The Grower Indifference To The Workers' Demands For Recognition Cannot Go Unheard So We're Going To Keep On Struggling Until We Get That Recognition.

It Is Not Good Enough To Know Why We Are Oppressed And By Whom. We Must Join The Struggle For What Is Right And Just. Jesus Does Not Promise That It Will Be An Easy Way To Live Life And His Own Life Certainly Points In A Hard Direction; But It Does Promise That We Will Be "satisfied" (not Stuffed; But Satisfied). He Promises That By Giving Life We Will Find Life - Full, Meaningful Life As God Meant It.

It's Ironic That Those Who Till The Soil, Cultivate And Harvest The Fruits, Vegetables, And Other Foods That Fill Your Tables With Abundance Have Nothing Left For Themselves.

The Non-violent Technique Does Not Depend For Its Success On The Goodwill Of The Oppressor, But Rather On The Unfailing Assistance Of God.

In Non-violence The Cause Has To Be Just And Clear As Well As The Means.