This is precisely why King feels that eros is not an adequate definition of the love that someone should possess when struggling for a non-violent resolution. It would be both impractical and dangerous for those practicing non-violence. First, it is difficult to have a strong attraction or infatuation with someone while getting beat...
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First, it is difficult to have a strong attraction or infatuation with someone while getting beat. Secondly in a non-violent protest one's body will most likely be subjected substantial amounts of physical abuse. But eros can also cause severe emotional damage to those who feel strongly for someone, but those feelings are not returned...
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