Martin Luther King on Gandhi

[@bobxyzp]

“Dr King, what would you reply to Gandhi?” “I’m the king of civil rights from the city to suburbia. No shoes, no shirt, but I’m still gonna serve ya.”

[@mattj4112]

"I am passively resisting the fact that you suck, I am celebrate because I don't give a fuck"

[@bobxyzp]

Matt J *celibate

[@namelmao4231]

"I admire the way you broke the british power, but I HAVE A DREAM that one day you'll take a shower"

[@tripchaup1831]

@@mattj4112 "like the 'H' in your name you ought to remain Silent"

[@dragoninthewest1]

"I've got so much street cred, they put my name on the sign!"

[@jazsm5385]

Where are these men gone? Such an intelligent conversation. Even the interviewer is well read!

[@thalaivarda]

They are dead.

[@jazsm5385]

@The Geek Is Strong it's was the FBI 😡

[@forwardobservations8222]

we killed them.

[@Noah-ht2kj]

Have u heard of time?

[@eugenberzani1216]

they are there, just avoid the idiots and media

[@parthsharma688]

"You can imprison me, punish me even kill my body but you can't kill my thoughts" ------------ Great Mahatma gandhi.

[@joelmark2324]

Gandhi was all about love, peace, and non-violence and his message will live on forever and never die

[@genki2705]

I wonder how many people had to suffer and die so that he could stay non-violent. Was he capable of anything else? You people tend to think that history is made by only one person. There was a movement and many died, but his name is the only thing that lives on.

[@jamesdonozo6358]

Don’t praise a racist & a hypocrite, but of course that’s all you see a love , peace , & non violence human being .

[@thomaskennedy5728]

@@genki2705 well i don't think you will understand from the perspective of that time. You should know that British attack on non-violent protest ignite a flame against them in international level. There were many within and outside of British who were against this colonial rule. It was a diplomatic attack. His non-violence attacked the image of Britian and this was seen on how much outrageous churchil was on someone who didn't even kill their men. He cannot even punish him for protesting peacefully.

[@faktiman381]

@@genki2705 as an indian I’ll say many many patriotic freedom fighters died because of him including the most famous group of patriots

[@carlettagoodrich-mann1377]

MIllenium kings see the realms. Intelligent use for the police force requires civility tolerance and seamless integration . Bi-partisan participation is essential.

[@omarsabih]

Gandhi - Shot to death MLK - Shot to death Malcolm X - Shot to death Guess who runs the world.

[@yj9032]

NRA

[@ezekielshepherd9465]

Illuminati 😁

[@ulrichenry4881]

Guns should not be put in the hands of ignorance

[@hahxhwh1262]

Bush

[@hahxhwh1262]

Oh wait it's not it's president trump

[@vivekcp4887]

Martin luther King was an another Gandhi.We Indians love him very much.

[@tonypederson4952]

Better than Ghandi, he wasn't a racist

[@puneetsingh34]

@@tonypederson4952 neither was Gandhi, British created those lies to destroy his image

[@grootism5103]

@@tonypederson4952 You really think he is a Racist ? How ? In which way ? Gandhiji made A concept Non - Violence and understand and trusted truth . Do yo really think he is a man with negatives , He really said His life is his message . *I have a dream* that every one accept the truth not the dark which is covering the truth

[@orion9562]

@@tonypederson4952 gandhi wasent

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

i like this intelligent man. if only he could've kept his sexual passions in check and not cheat on his wife at every opportunity i believe he could've been a really GREAT person. but king's wrong about "anarchy." anarchy is a society where police-force or the state is no longer needed to keep order or protect people. anarchists understand anarchy isn't desirable UNTIL humanity has reached that level of empathy, compassion and cooperation in their world-view, mindsets and daily lives. we anarchists are trying to get humanity to that point. but we're always met with resistance, violence and hatred from the fascists who rule our planet.

[@brucetrahan5956]

What Ghandi ment by " the only alternative to fear is violence " if you are afraid then violence is your only alternative. If you are not fearful then you possess the inner strength to be resolve conflicts nonviolently. Dr. King said that just differently. Dr. King is and has been the greatest American ever to have lived.

[@hailhydra1464]

its Gandhi.

[@aesor882]

@@hailhydra1464 Gandhi isn't American you douchebag.

[@thetdmplayer8323]

@Sun Tzu 😂

[@jazsm5385]

@@aesor882 you stupid? You guys promote the exact BS that Dr King and Gandhi wanted to eradicate - hate for others. Stop it, please!

[@ganeshms3247]

@Bruce Trahan...perfect..that is what Gandhi actually implied when he made that statement. He wanted to emphasize the inner strength through that statement.

[@Sameoldfitup]

“To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all.” Oscar Wilde.

[@skywalkeronthesun]

Some of the most brilliant people to walk this earth, King and Gandhi.

[@shrikantiahtdr8022]

Damn right.

[@ownerofgod3516]

@tk podcast Not included in "PEOPLE"

[@haithamalsuaibe473]

@tk podcast Prophet Mohammed?

[@podangadubukus]

King borrowed from Gandhi...

[@podangadubukus]

Can I get 20 subscribers Without any video Nelson borrowed from Gandhi

[@violet-trash]

It's a shame they never got to speak with one another.

[@daffodilempire]

Their souls spoken 😇

[@njux1871]

Gandhi said some extremely, extremely racist stuff about black people though (even demanded segregation in hospitals or something), but I think it was in his 20s, not too sure. It's a stain and them talking would have really shown what a man Gandhi is.

[@Youuuuuux3]

@@njux1871 it was BEFORE he became a great soul. HE LEARNT he was wrong..that's what whitewashing is called. Education was taught by white folks. Are u forgetting ?! He later changed his ignorant views.

[@njux1871]

@@Youuuuuux3 Why mention whitewashing in this context? Do you have a source where he says that? I'd be very happy if that were true.

[@njux1871]

@@sia6045 I did research and he changed greatly after visting SA. A man with faults changing his ways is much more respectable to me.

[@user-zc9gb2nn4s]

How could protesters in DC diminish Gandhi's statue 😭...Gandhi ji was never against black ppl

[@torpy9212]

@Ashish Kumar Belladhi he had to choose a place india or saf he chose 1 done

[@derekrulez390527]

@Rahul yes he was young. During that time he had grown up in UK culture and it reflected his early view. That's how you change stuff tho. You go from being racist to understanding its folly and then change you view. People nowadays don't belive in forgiveness or changing hearts and minds, they just want to punish people sadistically.

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

when did this happen? where is there a gandhi statue in d.c. in fact, its illegal to erect a statue of a foreigner on federal property. it has to do with discouraging aliegence to foreign govts and so forth.

[@vladimirprotein3275]

​@@cjmacq-vg8um lmao there are General Lee's statues in federal property and he for one was definitely against the US

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

@@vladimirprotein3275 ... i agree. there should be no statues erected in honor of conferderate traitors. but general lee wasn't a foreigner. he was a traitor. there's a difference.

[@MostPowerfulPMofIndia]

I love Martin Luther King. From India.

[@dhineshe2782]

I love gandhi more than king..😊

[@ni3070]

@@sahi.baat.buri.lagti.hai. Kya kar rakha hai, unke yaad me toh Swatch Bharat Abhiyan bhi khada hai

[@Chandan_Mishraji_Official]

i love ideology of mr. bapu gandhi g

[@lutfarrahman161]

And i love you from bangladesh😁

[@forwardobservations8222]

@@lutfarrahman161 theres always that pervert in the comments

[@bgee4736]

A truly amazing man. You will never be forgotten Dr. King.

[@theHollowGabimaru]

But today most of the people have forgotten MAHATMA GANDHI & MARTIN LUTHER KING.......

[@mohitparamarshsingh]

Gandhi was a visionary leader. People who cooperated with him were fortunate ones. You can shot me, not my ideas.

[@Baisla10]

@Arid yes and the biggest gandhian in BJP is pragya thakur and her love for non voilence also the joint celebration of the life of nathu ram godse you little BHAKT shit

[@AnimeshSinghChauhan]

@@Baisla10 FYI nonviolence doesn't work when you being attacked fool, all of these are fool to suggest that well we had many legends to look after not only gandhi and gandhi did some foolish things which was against his character first read gandhi carefully then talk about it and as far as pragya is concerned then why didn't goverment are able to prove that charges against her even the goverment was of opposition so your limited knowledge isn't fruitful at all and godse killed gandhi everyone knows that and he also told why he did that so you people doesn't have any argument supported with facts to counter and calling names to people so Stfu. And lastly if you have any doubts about me being a bhakt or anything whatever you may call it sorry to disappoint you I'm neither of them but I am a hardcore sanatani and follower of sanatan dharm I have many people to look after and in our culture there are many and they too was violent when needed. The quote of ahinsa which people say gandhi told them but it is from gita gandhi said Ahinsa Parmo Dharma but it's is incomplete and it's full version is "ahimsa paramo dharma, dharma himsa tathev cha" which means "nonviolence is ultimate dharma, so too is violence in service of dharma." And judging from your rant towards him shows how much you people are filled with hate and talking about gandhian values you should manifest those Gandhian values into your life then lecture others dumbo.

[@Baisla10]

Ashish Thakur look I know and acknowledge that violence in order to protect yourself is a natural right of any human or that to say even every animal . But there are two things to understand , I also understand some decisions that Gandhi took were not good for us but when you show ur sef as as a sanaatni dharam rakshak first of all I have no idea what that means second of all when you use religion to try to justify voilence then u have no difference between you and a jihadi who does the same thing , now second of all you are trying to justify the killer of Mahatma Gandhi shows exactly how much you loved or admired the life and message of the life of Mahatma Gandhi. Even if he had a reason , it’s not justified as the ISIS terrorists and the Kashmiri militants also have a cause and a reason to assassinate people even if u have studied study the struggle of IRA against the British or the struggle of Hagana against the British and Arabs to establish Israel. How on earth can you justify the killing of the most peaceful human being ever born on the face of this earth and if ur actually and admirer of Indian history and culture then see for yourself what it was not what you wanted it be Ashoka was Ashoka the tyrant when he killed more than 300,000 thousand people in kalinga battle , but he became Ashoka the great when he gave up violence. We should be ready and prepared to defend ourselves at all times but greatness comes from benevolence and only hatred comes from tyranny.

[@avinashgoswami7972]

@@Baisla10 Rational thoughts!!!

[@wildgentoo5029]

@Arid yes

[@maitisanw.j7453]

Gandhi was inspired and appreciated the teachings of Jesus so much that he himself followed Non violent and 40days fastings. Such teachings should be remembered and followed from generations to generations for overcoming hatreds and violence.

[@jackriver1999]

Yes, many influences, the religion of Jainism, the writings and philosophy of Tolstoy, even Christianity.

[@sudhiryadav8635]

Watching during these times people have left the Ideology of Mahathma and Martin

[@thalaivarda]

you are there. so the world is safe. it is still raining

[@anuradhainamdar8967]

@@skd2697 Gandhi was greatest advocate of " Ahimsa" or non- violence. It is his leadership that led to freedom of India, because his non- violence technique was so novel the the British government in India just didn't have a weapon do deal with non- violent method which not only galvanised the whole of India but had many followers outside, the British lady Mira Behn, Herman Kallenbach ,Rev Henry Pollock, later Martin Luther king Jr & many more, violence is a very limited weapon ,& violence produces more of violence only. Just as hate will end in hate. It is because Gandhi identified with India 's poorest of the poor, methods that he applied were Satyagaha ,non- cooperation ,Spinning of Kadi, using vernacular so that those who that those who had studied in native language could understand, & also he wrote in English so that the international community could also become acquainted with his unique thoughts, ideas, & innovative techniques. He always looked at a bigger picture or adopted the way which was more sustainable not a narrow approach, violence or fear itself is destructive & shall not lead any constructive gain. The assassination of Gandhi gave Nathram Godse nothing at all, today also the name of Gandhi is known through out the world, biographies are written on him all over the world, Institutes of Gandhian thought pervade, while men like Godse have no name ,he shall only be cursed by all peace loving generations to come. There is not even a statue of Godse in Maharastra but Gandhi's statues are found all over the world. Godse was hanged to death and Gandhi was given the title of the father of India. All presidents ,Prime ministers of the world visit" Raj Ghat" ,to pay tributes to this giant, but Godse name shall always besmirched by his act. Gandhi's name ,acts, paths shown by him, his sacrifice shall remain immortal, but no one gives a hoot to who Godse was. It was because Godse feared, that's why he was promted to violence, while Gandhi showed no fear at all in his dealing with the Colonial government so that the Viceroy Lord Louis Mountbatten not only agreed with Gandh but became his friend & admirer. People can't be led by violence but through love & simplicity.

[@anuradhainamdar8967]

@@skd2697 My simbple answer to this explanation is that you also read the three books ,highly researcher (refering to archives ) by Dr. Ram Chandra Guha, 1Gandhi before India 2 India after Gandhi 3 The years that changed the world: 1914 to 1948. Also if you defend Godse you demean some of Indian great leaders who were really the backbone of our independence movement such Gokhale ,Patel ,Nehru,Abdul Kalam Azad. You know that if I read Godse's " why I killed Gandhi" then like fool I would have to read Adolf Hitler's"Mein Kampf "( My life), That man how was responsible for the death of 6 million Jews in cold blood, started the WW II which led to the death of 50 million people. So far as possible I prefer reading who canbe judged by actions & thoughts that they are truthful.

[@anuradhainamdar8967]

@@skd2697 I am also not so gullible to base my judgement British PM Attlee opinion, though I respect him. Again have suggested you those books because they tell the story of umpteen sacrifice. Mr.Bose , navy rebels , Godse had never tranquility & patience with incidents around them & therefore they reacted remember spirituality begins with respect each & every thing even flora & fauna,rivers. It is the Hindu dharma itself. Hindu dharma itself preach pantheism that is love for all. But all religions get distorted. You must question yourself whether Gandhi was a man of God or Godse, & if you still are in doubt, then even Hinduism with its great expanse & secular outlook won't help you.

[@deepaksharma-zy7se]

@@anuradhainamdar8967 don't spread fake news like congress there was no freedom fight they gave us freedom because they have looted all our resources and we are just a waste left for them if we use violence then India would be more prosperous they move from India with full honour

[@jeffoliver2652]

What an intelligent, inspirational man, the world was not ready for this man, God bless🙏🙏🙏

[@_chapternumberone_8782]

By the time King started the movement Gandhi was already dead. Gandhi was truly inspiring🙏

[@sahibwr10]

@Jancy Varghese you knw I'm indian in our country everybody hates gandhi because the real heroes of the independence were subhash Chander Bose, bhagat singh but these britisher mentioned them as a terrorists in our history and their agent gandhi as a freedom fighter.

[@mkutkarsh]

@@sahibwr10 not everybody, speak for yourself

[@WilliamFuckingButcher]

@@sahibwr10 He saved your country and y'all wanna rebel against him? This proves that our society has already collapsed

[@krishanrathi9119]

@@sahibwr10 on contrary he is considered father of nation, you must be mistaken my friend, most of Indians still loves him.

[@Baru_boy]

@@sahibwr10 speak for yourself

[@kristine6996]

"Violence caused many more problems than it solved"

[@saurav_bhatta]

An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind 💯

[@panchamisasidharan4915]

Absolutely Right

[@deepaksharma-zy7se]

Or if u will not take his eye then u will be blind

[@marcorodriguez6240]

No it doesn’t that shit is stupid

[@marcorodriguez6240]

Advitya Sharma That doesn't explain anything. And the quote doesn't stand at all, even if we are talking about revenge. The original "eye for an eye" is pretty good for what it stands for. It's "eye for an eye" not "eye for a leg" or whatever else. Though, honestly, I personally see nothing wrong with revenge conducted by the wronged party as long as they are within the bounds of "eye for an eye". That doesn't leave the world blind; that's exacting justice.

[@marcorodriguez6240]

Advitya Sharma I love you

[@murtadah6327]

King’s understanding of Gandhi is simply terrific. His views here helps one understand Gandhi to quite a large extent.

[@sagarkb3149]

Greatest people on the earth Gandhi Martin luther king Nelson mandela🙏

[@michaelruatfelaralte84]

Mandela ..?? Meh read again

[@Rohan122]

Babasaheb ambedkar too

[@ShivamSharma-ek3yo]

@@Rohan122 babasaheb ki speech or theory ko padho ....wo ek great personality the magar wo gandhi ya martin Luther King ki tarah nahi the ...unhone ne Dalits ko justice dilaya magar wo Brahmins se hate karte the ....aap unki book bhi padh sakte ho jaha wo baar baar brahmins ke against bol rahe hai ...no doubt brahmins ne galat kaam kiye the but wo illiterate the just like white people in those days ...martin Luther King ko whites se problem nhi thi wo blacks ko apna haq dilana chahte the

[@Rohan122]

@@ShivamSharma-ek3yo babasaheb never hated the brahmin creed.He was against the brahinism and all the evil practices.There were many brahmins who supported him.Ye nai padha kya tumne?

[@Rohan122]

@@ShivamSharma-ek3yo aur literate hona aur brainwashed ya cruel hona isme diff hai.

[@ferrarisubash6371]

In today world Gandhi's teaching of non violence is very important

[@learntechnologyandenglish101]

With all this technology and connectivity, Non-violence will actually be much more powerful. But it needs the right leader.

[@Sami-ArtAus]

What a wonderful man, such a beautiful speaker. ✨🙏

[@prakharchaurasiya8107]

Even without Internet, they are pronouncing Gandhiji's name better than most native English speakers today.

[@drewdent6852]

You gotta love Dr. King.

[@benstevinson764]

♥️ Dr Martin Luther King Jr Rest in Peace Legend!!! ✝️🙌🕊️❤️

[@poruScientist99]

It makes us Indians sad that Gandhi is being forgotten

[@akshayyadav1472]

Kaise bey vaang khaya h kya???

[@sachchidananddubey58]

Yup.. Congrees tried to project only Gandhi.. Thts the problem..

[@Rohan122]

@@sachchidananddubey58 yes even dr. babasaheb ambedkar said this.

[@Rohan122]

@Skip Barrows what do you mean

[@Annsu2017]

What really mahatma Gandhi is forgotten... really his face is on every single rupee in India, but we are forgetting his values .

[@ganskudige]

Indian subcontinent was/is phenomenal in its philosophical field.. Gandhi influenced many in Africa and the west. Buddha's teachings spread throughout Asia. Sikhisim, Jainism were all product of indian philosophy and experience. Even Ashoka the great stands alone and great among the kings of the world.

[@Niteshsingh-eb3jj]

Gandhi a man who never think about his self a man who taught us to win ourselves A man who told us the truth A man who gave the feeling of being indian A man who gives us power of non violence A man who lived his life with simplicity Now I have no words I said only one thing We never seen another gandhi

[@hassans1727]

@Killuminati S4M what you know about gandhi......???? Gandhi was assisnated due to protest........ He was great leader

[@FruityCupCake]

@Killuminati S4M lol here comes the illuminati guy , kid there isn't anything like secret fucking societies

[@xtylishb4377]

A man who raped

[@orangekitty9634]

Now don't tell me that Gandhi was the only reason behind Indian independence.

[@liunknownil2072]

A man who lied in bed with little girls🙂

[@yashsupa]

Wish all the rioters in the US got to see this. Normalizing violence under any circumstance is unfortunate.

[@iDeathMaximuMII]

Mukund Pytenkar And what does the anger get you? Dead or arrested

[@tiaw3423]

iDeath MaximuM II so does being peaceful

[@bitik9847]

True. Innocent black people businesses are suffering more because of Rioters than white people

[@tiaw3423]

HieGuyBye love what you did there when you separated the rioters from the white people! as if those rioting are not also white

[@bitik9847]

@@tiaw3423 I mean the riots started against White's racism on black right?

[@vikram19mar]

I have the utmost respect for Dr King, and like Gandhi, we lost him early. A sad and devestating blow to humanity

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

... gandhi was near 80 when he was assisinated. you can't really say we lost him early. its still horrible but he wasn't young by any standard.

[@burningknight7]

martin luther king jr* was so intelligent

[@Matstoen]

I dont think this is him, but his son

[@burningknight7]

@@Matstoen oh yeah thanks for that haha

[@terabaapaaya6577]

Marthin Luther jr stay awar from ho 's son

[@jacobgarrity9055]

Martin Luther King Gandhi Nelson Mandela Three nonviolent leaders who fought for rights and injustice for people and wants people to have equal rights and equal opportunity

[@118Columbus]

Nelson Mandela was not non-violent. In fact he was a bomb maker, a bomb thrower, and a terrorist. Some may say freedom fighter, but he used violence, terrorism, and sabotage to achieve his political goals.

[@vikramgupta2326]

Great answers to the interview questions. Those were not easy questions.

[@chrissystewart6268]

Gandhi & MLK love peace & freedom. Gandhi wants non violence in his native India. MLK wants seggregation, non violence, Black & White People come together as one. I admire Gandhi & MLK as well Admiring The Obamas

[@pranayc94]

I adore MLK as much as gandhi . American people are very luck to have MLK . Now, comparing obama with MLK and gandhi is not appropriate. He literally bombed marriages, innocent civilians in my neighbouring country.

[@rajah1367]

You could kill him but he is still alive through us.🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@sarvottammishra3372]

Nowadays it has become trend to bash Gandhi.

[@sunnyshabaz4615]

Sad truth 😞😞

[@Chillchildren999]

Probably because of him being a sex addict

[@user-hh5hs3zr5b]

@@Chillchildren999 exactly what we are talking of ! Any proof?

[@Chillchildren999]

@@user-hh5hs3zr5b I'm not saying he is I just heard rumors about it that's all

[@sliferxxxx]

Gandhi was also racist himself. So there's that.

[@vve2059]

BLM protestors started a campaign to remove Gandhi statue from Leicester UK. Sad times world is changed

[@ac81]

he was racist against blacks

[@sonure6127]

@@ac81 www.mkgandhi.org/articles/gandhis-early-views-on-africa.html I guess you should read this bro.

[@sia6045]

He was a pedophile and a misogynist. So I don’t really care

[@sia6045]

Night King what do you mean any proof? lmaooo look it up. Dude really practically got his wife killed due to his hypocrisy

[@sia6045]

Night King Yeah except in this case this isn’t a rumor based thing. It’s one of those things that are true but history decides to ignore. Dude literally slept on beds next next to naked young girls, one of which happened to be his own niece. Shit’s disgusting. I’m telling you to look up everything because they’re not rumors at all. So no brains washing happening here or whatever bullshit. The media doesn’t even portray the horrible things he did

[@eratzman]

This interview took place Oct 27, 1957 at Dexter Ave Church in Montgomery, AL. It was an interview for the NBC show "Look Here." The main topic was on the Little Rock crisis. There's a full transcript at the MLK Papers at Stanford.

[@ggmu4656]

And now rioters have vandalised Gandhi statues Martin Luther king would not have liked that

[@Rmacon4002]

who defaced ghandi atatues

[@ggmu4656]

Okay vandalised In Canada Toronto Parliament square London And in USA I don't know where

[@ggmu4656]

@Archana Achu when he was young And mind it Gandhi is from a really early time in which all races were not considered equal It was the mentality of the whole globe at that time So u can't blame him for that Greats like Churchill , Darwin were all racist at a level higher But u can't cancel their achievements to fit your propaganda By today's standards many 20th century greats are racists but by their standards it was normal

[@ggmu4656]

The great Nelson Mandela Had defended Gandhi's comments And he is a pioneer in black rights in south Africa Can't debate that can you

[@ggmu4656]

Churchill was racist I agree with that He has told lots of bad things about indians but u should consider the age he was in He was born in 1874 the Victorian age Where racism as per today's standards were everywhere When the law itself treated other races with inequality you don't expect the ppl of the age to do the same You need a revolution to do that which was the great civil rights movement and all other great movements And there were almost no groups which demanded equal rights for blacks

[@Zeus-ub9cc]

And people nowadays in India think thet Gandhi was racist, he inspired one of the biggest black rights activist

[@jessicamilestone3934]

I Love you Dr. King

[@markrebollido5551]

"Intellectual Use of Police." Train the Police not Defund

[@anthonynorman7545]

If only there was a way to scale back police power and influence to the levels they were back then so the contexts matched. 🤔

[@markrebollido5551]

@@anthonynorman7545 I mean, I don't support any brutality but the best way to make the police effective is to put the best policemen out there, same with teachers, doctors, and other jobs tackling life and or death situation. If the police is poorly funded then the police will be less qualified therefore more violent in some cases.

[@anthonynorman7545]

@@markrebollido5551 I didn't say anything about brutality Do you think the police have more power and influence now than they did during the civil rights movement?

[@vikramgupta2326]

This is exactly what I suggest as well.

[@jonahclements9549]

And if you use the police intelligently, they do not need so much money.

[@mrunaaaal]

Gandhi 🙏🏼🔥❤️

[@aniketranbhise2782]

👏

[@tanvinu248]

What fierceful man Martin Luther King is, Gandhi is god.

[@tejnooraneja2039]

This is needs to be played all over america

[@israelgeorgekorobu3067]

Wow, he and gandhi should do a rap battle

[@prajapathysrt2746]

❤️❤️ MLK AND GANDHI. Brilliant men

[@johnyfuentes4312]

I wish I could have meet him one of the greatest men in history

[@maddofullerton3041]

Great informative video. Would you mind telling me who the interviewer was?

[@mrccustoms7643]

Anybody thinking of the Epic Rap Battles of History video?

[@newbeliever7733]

MLK was so intelligent

[@ninaradanovic3113]

Inspirational words. Thank you. R.I.P

[@sayededrishashimi1914]

One legend is talking about the other.

[@heikkijhautanen4576]

Both were blody smart blokes!!! We need moore men like that, modern men seem to be too Soft and passive :(

[@shubh2301]

Such a well spoken educated man!

[@janmajitdeb4289]

Love and respect to Martin Luther King Junior from India

[@ak-19healedandfree]

There is no fear in love. When you love you won't have a reason to be violent. Violent people are cowards.

[@deidramartin6762]

Put "violence" in this context of protecting ones self, and that's exactly what it is - Protecting yourself. Society will try to tell you by showing pride and protecting yourself, your somehow not patriotic. So bow to the racism to show your patriotism! It's not racism, it's reacting to racism. Non violence doesn't work.

[@surajratti1329]

As an Indian I like Mahatma Gandhi the Mahatma which means great Soul has lot done for India

[@benstevinson764]

♥️ Ghandi 🇮🇳 Rest in Peace Legend!!! ❤️🕉️

[@hattorihanzo8385]

Gandhi read Leo Tolstoy extensively.

[@DhruvPatel-zg1zs]

He was religious person. He was influenced by philosophy of indian dharma like hinduism and Jainism. You can search on google he was big fan of book name 'bhagawad geeta'. Try to read it if you want to understand how gandhi become gandhi.

[@satyameruva5211]

I'm watching this on Oct 1st 2020😊... Those are the precious days where ppl run behind inventions and standing up for others. Sadly now ppl run behind money 😓

[@apoorvkumar8128]

Imagine ARNAB ,..instead of this interviewer ,..😁😁😁 Bataiye , .Poochta hai bhaarat ...,

[@InkGoesFree]

Violence can pull the trigger in one moment, but the truth last timeless

[@sneha3777]

Why is this being recommended after 3 years?

[@dorianrobinette9712]

The KZbin algorithm has this weird way of recommending videos years after they are uploaded when they are relevant.

[@raghuveerds]

When you realised They both stood up for non violance. Ended up being the victims of voilent assasination.gandhi 1948.martin luther 1968.(assasination).

[@valirmage4795]

key and Pel brought me here

[@globalcitizenn]

Gandhi is the North Star for all protesters of oppression. He was very strategic.

[@srabonide9]

Who is here after Modi's nonsense claim that nobody knew MK Gandhi ? 😂😂😂

[@shahaborakzai9173]

Gandhi And Allama Muhammad Iqbal " The Men Of The Century "

[@msgs7121]

MAHATMA Gandhi ji is a great leader

[@rkdhamaka1624]

Gandhiji was a curse for Indian.

[@Pavankumar-bd5rn]

@@rkdhamaka1624 Not as much as you.

[@priyans1020]

great leader of khilafat movement lol

[@learntechnologyandenglish101]

@blue tiger Did he die a racist?

[@aniketranbhise2782]

👏

[@konwarabhimitra2371]

Martin Luther King is a person who is sand by Lord, God For all people , Both black and white to live a good peaceful life . Right now we need another one . From India with Love and Respect .

[@rajendragurav2432]

Gandhi the great

[@aniketranbhise2782]

👏

[@ashishpratapsingh7582]

Peoples who r referring Gandhi as a racist should read Martin Luther king...

[@gigachadcooper7381]

I HAVE A DREAM THAT ONE DAY YOU'L TAKE A SHOWER

[@WatchDog10]

Like the H in your name you ought to remain silent, flatten your style like bread: naan violence.

[@vaibhavuchil7936]

So respectful interviewer. You will not find them these days.

[@surajpatil3639]

I would love to see Martin Luther King's view on how Gandhi was rascist in South Africa 😲

[@vv8829]

Get educated. Listen to his grandson's speech on KZbin

[@forwardobservations8222]

And We failed them.

[@Teesleazey]

Fr sad but true

[@hayden5720]

Non violence. MARTIN LUTHER KING is Rolling in his Grave!!!!!

[@bentattersfield887]

MLK man, as Brian Griffin said!! What a brain!!

[@singhangad9940]

Gandhi was more of a great lawyer who later turned to be leader for indian freedom movement.Its because of his expertise in law that he was able to show us direction for independence.I would not say we got freedom due to him but surely he was the catalyst for indian struggle to freedom

[@priyans1020]

lol gandhi was the speed breaker for indian freedom struggle. slowed us down by decades and send our boys to fight hitler who was actually defeating british . and what did we get in return bengal famine and partition and killing of innocent people by radical islamists. what a catalyst!!

[@learntechnologyandenglish101]

@@priyans1020 Hypotheticals sending you on a trip, I see. Sure, I love a jolly ride. Of course, there were like, 10 Indians for every Britishman, right? So we definitely outnumbered them. We could have just stormed their houses, army camps and kicked them out. We just didn't. Because Gandhi prevented it. Surely, had the INC not become popular, we would have all those princely states fighting against each other and lost millions of lives. But that's just hypothetical.

[@priyans1020]

@@learntechnologyandenglish101 May be or may be we would have united ourselves. There were other people who did that in the past. so why not again? But the facts remain unchanged. I didn't use any hypotheticals just to be clear.

[@learntechnologyandenglish101]

@@priyans1020 When you say Gandhi delayed independence for decades, that's a hypothetical. That's what you wish to believe. Cannot change your mind.

[@priyans1020]

@@learntechnologyandenglish101 That's not a hypothetical argument. That my friend is a fact. Why do you think He had to jump from Non cooperation to Civil Disobedience and Poorna swaraj and then quit india spread across 3 decades. and still wait till British fight their war in europe while indians were dying here and abroad. Was that acceptable for the Ahimsavadi. Don't whitewash a hypocrite. He passively supported violence when it suited him. But always made that an excuse to slowdown Indian freedom movements. He even ostracized other leaders so that they wont find support among the masses. So yeah i would say he did slow down our freedom and that is not hypothesis.

[@jayngb]

Anyone know what year this was?

[@hunter-z4547]

Jayden Jones . KZbin recommend

[@milo6829]

This is what happens when you max charisma and intelligence, you get MLK! The ultimate CHAD.

[@user-uw7sz7vx3p]

ERB bring me here

[@sanketbablad9013]

Gandhi father of our nation 🇮🇳💪🏼

[@das-i6481]

You are not listening the audio or watching video. You have come to comment section more interestingly.

[@speaktruth6488]

Don't you get it?. "The only alternative for fear", well Mr Gandhi didn't fear the enemy, wrong, his opponents. That's why he didn't choose violence.

[@Circleglide]

"I really admire the way you broke the Brittish power, but I have a dream that you one day will take a shower."

[@pjumtso]

How people's thinking vary. Both listening to the same words but understanding it very differently

[@avinashreddy003]

When you use Non violence as your weapon to oppression, you can have all possible shortcomings inside you which you can outgrow later. But, when violence is used, you may have to make mistakes that you cannot make up for later.

[@h79guf]

Mahatma Gandhi, The original Vishwaguru belongs to the ages .

[@benstevinson764]

Martin Luther King Jr and Ghandi were both Legends! Both Men were highly intelligent and intellectual Individuals!

[@khalilfreeman7194]

I wish someone would’ve told MLK that Ghandi was racist as fuck.

[@petrakarlsson3590]

The wonderful, strong, moral great men like King, Dag Hammarskjöld, JFK, Ghandi and Robert Kennedy are in some past generations back. But we need many more of these today and in the future! Our society is confused and unmoral. There must be a change soon.

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[@Umaprodhani-zh8mu]

Very kind n good human

[@legendx7456]

You want to battle wit dis????- Gandhi the goat 2013, ERB

[@vishalpatel3880]

Brilliant man! RIP