Correct: The answer is c. According to Michnik, pacifists often argue that “no cause is worth suffering or dying for.” Solidarity, in sharp contrast, began with the opposite premise, that there are causes worth dying for.
Incorrect: The answer is c. According to Michnik, pacifists often argue that “no cause is worth suffering or dying for.” Solidarity, in sharp contrast, began with the opposite premise, that there are causes worth dying for.
4. What important difference did Michnik identify between Solidarity and pacifism?