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posted 1 year ago by AlfredicEnglishRules 1 year ago by AlfredicEnglishRules +133 / -0
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– Ahaus667 54 points 1 year ago +54 / -0

Tolerance doesn’t exist. It’s a gimmick sold by degenerates to let them fuck up your kids and call you bigoted if you don’t want your child to see feminine balls in a changing room.

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– Stagecoach 28 points 1 year ago +28 / -0

This is a great example of why I hate philosophers. Tolerance is way too broad of a concept to make any meaningful statements on whether it's good or bad for society. At least not without specifying the exact thing you don't want to be tolerant of. You can very easily argue that free speech is a form of tolerance. We tolerate speech we don't like because we understand the dangers of placing restrictions on free speech.

The paradox of tolerance is something coined by Karl Popper, who leftists have been referencing a lot lately to try to sound smarter than they really are. The whole gist of their argument is basically, "We can be intolerant of the evil bigots while still claiming to be the tolerant and enlightened good guys."

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– Theacefospades 13 points 1 year ago +13 / -0

Tolerance is bad. There is no argument.

Either something is unacceptable (i.e. intolerable) and so should not be tolerated.

OR

Something is acceptable, and does not need to be tolerated.

Tolerance is a weasel word that stands in for "things I think are permissible should be permissible, and things that violate my line of acceptable behavior should not" which is the exact same thing every person ever born believes.

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– Deadlaw 4 points 1 year ago +4 / -0

Thank you, this definition argument is eloquent and useful for the future.

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