<human>:  How does Gandhi’s philosophy of Nonviolent resistance work?
<bot>: Nonviolent resistance is a strategy that involves resisting an oppressive force without using violence. It is based on the idea that if you don’t fight back, you can’t be harmed. Gandhi used this strategy to fight against British rule in India. He believed that if he could convince the British to leave India, then the British would leave India. He used a variety of tactics, including fasting, civil disobedience, and nonviolent protests.