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Malcolm X says not to "go out and get violent". Yet, he then says violence is allowable. Why?

Malcolm X says not to "go out and get violent". Yet, he then says violence is allowable. Why?
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Malcolm X says not to "go out and get violent". Yet, he then says violence is allowable. Why?

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He is saying don't search for violence, but when the act is pushed towards you, stand up and push back
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he is saying don't be violent but if you must be violent for your protection and defense go for it
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