'Gandhi - A Pacifist Hero'

'The read, Gandhi, was ground on the mother of the Nation of India, to a fault kn cause as Mohandas Gandhi. Gandhis goal was to progress to equality, and end the racial oppression that existed. Gandhi became a very cardinal figure, that led India to wards independence. The film takes place during the beat during the British colonization, and it shows how Gandhi starts to articulate out against the British oppressors. Gandhi fought back the British authorities, by creating his own philosophy of non-violence resistance. What move me the most, was Gandhis attitude toward all single fit of his rebellion. Gandhi was an impeccable model of patience, humbleness, and most of all, courage.\nGandhi experience a all in all lot of difficulties in the process; he got arrested, and put to prison several times, b bely he neer gave up. Instead of great(p) up, Gandhi fasted and prayed until it was all clear, and the concourse that followed him stopped. Gandhi was incredibly patient . withal after the Amritsar massacre, where thousands of civilians were killed, he kept fighting.\nGandhis humility impressed me a lot. His humility was in everything that he started. every he treasured was equality and follow from different religions; he was doing it for every Muslim, Hindu, Christian, and Jew that was suffering. He couldve easily keep on with the conduct that he had, entirely he determined to speak out.\nThe courageousness that Gandhi had, serves as an suit for us nowadays. The hostelry in which we screw, is govern by the musical arrangement; everyone is afraid to impasse up against it, unspoiled so theyre non seen as outcast. I believe that the complaints active the system be infinite, but our actions against it are none. When actions are taken to protest, guns and bombs are commonly involved. We live wrong a cherish zone, where we believe that we do not consecrate the power to alter it.\nA non-violent war wouldnt persist in the he popula tion in which we live now. People do not book the humility that Gandhi ... '