Sure, I&#x27;m just saying that nonviolent resistance only works at all if the enemy is unwilling to just kill you and your supporters.<p>I&#x27;m saying that nonviolence operates on your enemies willingness to harm others, rather than focusing on harming the enemy, and that makes it fundamentally different from other forms of warfare.<p>Now, there is a connection in that both terror and nonviolence are fundamentally psychological warfare;  both rely on giving the enemy feelings rather than just killing the enemy in the most efficient way possible, but I think that nonviolence is interesting and different because it is a new form of warfare that only works against modern societies that are able but not willing to just kill a bunch of the opposing group.