Answer:
False
Explanation:
The demonstrations are premised on one goal: it is an action by an aggrieved party to implore the other party top take action and make measurements that are favorable to the other member, that is, the one asking for reforms.
Sometimes the demonstrations are peaceful. For example, the march against black discrimination by Martin Luther King was a peaceful one.
However, other demonstrations sometimes result in riots and injury to people and damage to property.
Thus, there is a thin line in the demonstration process.
