Gandhi claims that "violent non-co-operation" creates the most favorable ground for evil to be multiplied.
- The rationale that Gandhi gives to support his claim in defending nonviolence is that "evil can only be sustained by violence."
- Gandhi fought for the independence of his country, India, from British colonialism without using violence.
- Instead, Gandhi supported negotiations and non-violent approaches to ensure that Britain bought the idea that the colonization of India was morally wrong.
Thus, Gandhi advocated that violence should never be used to fight the evil of colonialism.
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