All people have to do is say no and not participate.

Is this what one perceives in nature? Breathing; thirst; hunger; shelter, the process of dying itself..."say no and not participate"? How could life not participate, when living implies as a partial among other partials and within whole?

What is it that saying "no" negates or attempts to negate? If one says no to a rapist, then does one try to negate a contract of behavior, the rapist chose to break? What if the rapist never consented to such a contract of behavior.

Where does the notion originate "I will not do what I can do"?