We Don't Use Guns Because We Don't

I Have Been Repeating Over And Over Again That He Who Cannot Protect Himself Or His Nearest And Dearest Or Their Honour By Non-violently Facing Death May And Ought To Do So By Violently Dealing With The Oppressor. He Who Can Do Neither Of The Two Is A Burden. He Has No Business To Be The Head Of A Family. He Must Either Hide Himself, Or Must Rest Content To Live For Ever In Helplessness And Be Prepared To Crawl Like A Worm At The Bidding Of A Bully.

The Greatness Of A Nation Can Be Judged By The Way Its Animals Are Treated.

Satyagraha Does Not Begin And End With Civil Disobedience.

My Optimism Rests On My Belief In The Infinite Possibilities Of The Individual To Develop Nonviolence. . . . In A Gentle Way You Can Shake The World.

The Spirit Of Democracy Cannot Be Superimposed From The Outside. It Must Come From Within.