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What do you have a low tolerance for?
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this post was submitted on 10 Apr 2025
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Intolerance.
For me it's this, and the Dutch.
How paradoxical.
No it isn't. Tolerance is a social contract; if you don't abide by it you don't get to be protected by it. Simple as.
Just riffing on a popular concept. I totally agree.
Honestly. I’m tired of le reddit type people trying hard to stress the illogicality of not tolerating the intolerance. Well I am not tolerant of all but an advocate for tolerance then. I will do everything within my power to help the world become more tolerant. That includes being tolerant towards others and intolerant towards the intolerant.