Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
Reply to @FoodForestNetwk

@FoodForestNetwk Great question. It's a nightmare beyond words. I understand what you mean. I've actively supported Palestinian ag for years, and hate nothing more than violence against farms. Still, 'how we get there is where we arrive.' Peace in Palestine won't be won by playing a fascist game.

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You sacralize 'inevitability' as permanence. Sure, the Buddha couldn't stop war. Clearly, it wasn't his time. Doesn't mean *we* can't do it *now*. Consider a path of change in an evolving universe, perhaps. Consider the redemption of the future from the power of history. Gassho.
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Copy of tweet here: You sacralize 'inevitability' as permanence. Sure, the Buddha couldn't stop war. Clearly, it wasn't his time. Doesn't mean *we* can't do it *now*. Consider a path of change in an evolving universe, perhaps. Consider the redemption of the future from the power of history. Gassho.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 31 Jul 2022

@ethicalzac @ceisenstein Great question. An effective response? Not so much about 'stopping' an extinction tyranny defining global structures of consciousness and power and the bastard notions of legitimacy, significance and authority it militantly sustains, as much as transcending its occupying ground.

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