Gandhi’s ideals of non-violence should and must be applied in today’s world, if society desires to be a happy, peaceful environment. Non-violent means of resolution is rational and possible. People must see that violence is not the key and it solves virtually nothing. Violence, as a resolution, only brings out hatred and resentment between the conflicting parties, even after conflicts have ended. When Osama Bin Laden commanded the planes to crash into the World Trade Centre to prove his point that America must stop Americanizing other countries, nothing was accomplished. The action only brought more violence and the destruction of the innocent. The

In conclusion to Gandhi’s ideals of non-violence have a way to resolve conflict. The ideals should be applied more in today’s society and should be referred to when dealing with politics. Non-violence is the key to better society and making life more enjoyable. It creates peace for all, fairness for all and, if used daily, everyone would be safe and protected. In turn non-violence would become way of life, “If we remain non-violent, hatred will die everything does, from disuse, I-263” (pg. 45), and society as we know it would become a utopia.

Gandhi not only recognized the importance of dealing with conflicts non-violently, he also recognized that there is time when violence must used to defend honour. He saw that sometimes violence is necessary to justify unjust policies or actions, such as the terrorist attack which occurred September 11. Gandhi did understand that not everything could be resolved by non-violent means, “No doubt the non-violent way is always the best, but where that does not come naturally the violent way is both necessary and honourable. Inaction here is rank cowardice and unmanly. It must be shunned at all cost, I-402” (pg. 39). The statement justifies the reaction America had after the terrorist attack, because America had to defend its honour as the prime super power of the world. Injustice is what everyone resents an

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