jonathanbrink
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I think violence ultimately comes down to the destruction of dignity. Any act that harms or destroys a persons dignity is thus violence. It can be very subtle. So I would say the opposite it not non-violence, which defines it in terms of what it is not, but instead love, which defines it in terms of what it is. Love to me is any act that validates, holds, or restores a person's dignity.
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I had jury duty once. And just after the evidence was presented, the judge dismissed us to the hallway for about 30 mins. As I sat there a woman walked out of one of the rooms and sat down on the bench and cried. I remember wanting to do the same for her but I chickened out. I wonder how often this happens on a daily basis in courtrooms.