Let's discuss the ethics of political violence

"If violence is less effective and causes more suffering, can it ever be considered the "right" choice?"

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"non-violent campaigns are twice as likely to succeed as violent ones"

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"Fanon suggested that for the oppressed, violence is not just a political tactic but a psychological necessity to reclaim the dignity and humanity that the colonizer stole."

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"government exists only to protect the natural rights of its citizens"

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"If a government systematically violates these rights, Locke argued that the people have a moral obligation to revolt."

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