What would a set of policies that recognize the inherent dignity of the minerals of the Earth look like? What would a set of policies that recognize the inherent worth and dignity of plants? Of insects and fungus?
Read MoreIt is a paradox: without language, how can I ever communicate to you, the reader, my point of view? But, with language, how can I ever convey no-point-of-view?
A love-based politics must inherently begin from this point, or rather, from this no-point. If we begin anywhere else, it is as if we are “looking at the blue sky through tears.”
Read MoreThe best—in fact, the only—way to change our enemies as well as our friends is to get as close as possible to them; to understand them as intimately as we can; to know them better than we know ourselves.
Read MoreRead MoreThree bricklayers were working on a construction project,
and a reporter from the local newspaper came and interviewed them,
asking, “What are you doing?”