It is much better to work with nonviolent activists, who take the time to set up appropriate organizations to work with citizens, rather than create violence in the hearts of men by refusing to allow them to participate in decision-making and government. No-Saudi
In "Princess: Secrets to Share," author Jean Sasson highlights the importance of engaging with nonviolent activists who focus on establishing effective organizations. These activists prioritize the involvement of citizens in decision-making processes and government, creating a more inclusive environment. By fostering cooperation and communication, they contribute to societal progress without resorting to violence.
Sasson argues that neglecting the voices of the people can lead to frustration and hostility. By empowering individuals rather than sidelining them, nonviolent activists work towards a more peaceful and collaborative approach to governance. This not only promotes stability but also nurtures a sense of community involvement and ownership among citizens.
