By not working against the problem, the community is, in fact, accepting the action. Violence becomes wrong but acceptable. Dialogue, a process of open and productive exchanges of ideas where people are heard and beliefs often challenged, plays an important part in this process. It is often through dialogue, both formal and informal, that the norms are changed. In essence, it can be a process in which the community moves domestic violence from wrong but acceptable to wrong and unacceptable.
Tolerance encourages endeavors to strengthen bonds among the peoples.
The bonds among the people are much more than those separating them. So, there should be established a sincere, strong dialogue and tolerance among them. If we wish to keep masses under the control we should simply starve them for knowledge. Adequate universal education will establish sufficient understanding and tolerance in the society to show respect for the rights of the others. The existence of tolerance will lead to cooperation and partnerships.