Violence is, in fact, only an admission of one’s own powerlessness.
Violence is, in fact, only an admission of one’s own powerlessness.
This quote suggests that violence often stems from a sense of helplessness or lack of control. When individuals resort to violent behavior, it may be a way for them to assert dominance or express frustration over their inability to change a situation through more constructive means. Rather than being a display of strength, violence can reveal deeper feelings of vulnerability and the desire to regain power in a context where one feels powerless. This perspective encourages us to consider the underlying emotions driving violent actions and the need for more effective communication and resolution strategies.