Absolutely not. Violence is never a positive or acceptable way to express rejection of any form of violation, even in the context of perceived disrespect towards sacred values in the name of freedom of expression.
Here's why violence is a harmful and counterproductive approach:
- Undermines the Cause: Using violence instantly discredits any legitimate grievances or arguments you might have. It shifts the focus from the issue at hand to the act of violence itself, alienating potential allies and eroding public sympathy.
- Escalates Conflict: Violence begets more violence. It creates a cycle of retaliation and can lead to wider conflict, instability, and loss of life.
- Violates Human Rights: Violence is a fundamental violation of human rights, including the right to safety and security. It inflicts harm, both physical and psychological, on individuals and communities.
- Ineffective in the Long Run: While violence might achieve short-term gains for some, it rarely leads to lasting solutions or genuine understanding. It often entrenches divisions and resentment.
- Contradicts Principles of Justice: Seeking justice or upholding values through violent means is inherently contradictory. True justice relies on principles of fairness, dialogue, and peaceful resolution.
- Damages Society: Societies that normalize violence as a means of expression are inherently unstable and unsafe. It erodes trust, fosters fear, and hinders progress.
There are many constructive and positive ways to express rejection of perceived violations of sacred values, even when issues
اذا كان لديك إجابة افضل او هناك خطأ في الإجابة علي سؤال العنف وسيلة ايجابية تعبر فيها عن رفضنا كل اشكال الانتهاك للمقدسات باسم حرية التعبير اترك تعليق فورآ.
