Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

In 1999, during a period of pronounced civil unrest in Eugene, OR, I played a central role brokering a concordance between the NRA and anarchists, live, on local public-access television. My impressions? facebook.com/nick.routledge.39/posts/3419825268101439

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @nils_gilman 2/ Around larger, cultural polarization, we're grounding conflict resolution in the concrete, local particulars of face-to-face resolution, and universalizing from there. How does local peacemaking, network-scalable to, say, the level of state or planet, appear, in practice?Quoted by@nils_gilman 2/ Around larger, cultural polarization, we're grounding conflict resolution in the concrete, local particulars of face-to-face resolution, and universalizing from there. How does local peacemaking, network-scalable to, say, the level of state or planet, appear, in practice?Quoted by@MollyJongFast @Acosta There is another way, of course. Simply stated, the Common Good. @UniteThePoorQuoted by4/ Well?Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @moshik_temkin 3/ "...purblind, mendacious hypocrisy. Until we admit who we are across this Earth, how can we possibly have peace and safety in our own homes, streets and fields?"Quoted by@moshik_temkin 3/ "...purblind, mendacious hypocrisy. Until we admit who we are across this Earth, how can we possibly have peace and safety in our own homes, streets and fields?"Quoted by@AgriculturalPr4 Yes, on it. I’m outta Eugene-Springfield, as it happens. Recognize cops. @naceugene don’t tweet but are dear, close pals. Then again, taking enforcers on is an old habit thereabouts. Lotsa unpublished stories to tell. Icymi, ?s=20 Be well.