When Engaging in Civil Disobedience, Why Is It Ethically Prudent

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Multiple Choice

When engaging in civil disobedience, why is it ethically prudent to use "nonviolence" rather than "violence"?

• A) Nonviolence is a more ethical means of advocacy than violence
• B) The media will not pay attention to violent activities
• C) When people engage in civil disobedience, they are not breaking any laws
• D) Civil disobedience is never ethically justified

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