Sar and Guzman also had similar views on warfare. Although expressed in different ways, it is apparent through their actions they supported the unconditional use of violence to solve any and all problems. Guzman was vocal when it came to his stance on violence as seen in Document 9.2. When asked about what violence meant to him, Guzman responded by saying that revolutionary violence “is a universal law with no exception.” (Dawson, 2011). Guzman is also quoted saying that “construction is the principle aspect” of warfare (Dawson, 2011). Whether he truly believed this notion, or was just saying that in order to gain the support of those that may question violent behavior is not known. Sar may not have verbally declared his affinity for violence
