I've studied Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi's life last week. One of the most respected characters that I look up to and respect, for he has achieved India's independence without violence and promoting peace and love as he rallied the Indian people in early 1900.
One of the best lines from him would be,
an eye for an eye would make the world go blind.
We spoke of peace and an end to violence, but if we counter violence with the same equal or greater violence, it would be a never-ending bloodbath.
We can learn a lot from others around the world, don't limit our learning only among our circles. And this man's actions while he was alive was and still is a great testimony to what can be achieved through non-violence movements.
Malaysia is still young. Don't let our future generation ruin her by flawed upbringing.
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an eye for an eye would make the world go blind.
We spoke of peace and an end to violence, but if we counter violence with the same equal or greater violence, it would be a never-ending bloodbath.
We can learn a lot from others around the world, don't limit our learning only among our circles. And this man's actions while he was alive was and still is a great testimony to what can be achieved through non-violence movements.
Malaysia is still young. Don't let our future generation ruin her by flawed upbringing.
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