Meaning of tolerance always have a limit _ it cannnot tolerate which is actively intolerant
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Tolerance always has limits - it cannot tolerate what is itself actively intolerant. Sidney Hook
Why? Because, as I hope to teach, tolerance is a virtue, but it is not an absolute virtue.
There are certain contexts in which debate and disagreement are more expected and tolerated than in others.
Second, when tolerance IS extended, we can reasonably protest if certain groups are favored over others.
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy defines tolerance and toleration this way:
It goes on to make a distinction that is often lost today:
Finally, I offer a thought as to who really “owns” tolerance
Our opponents need not approve of our beliefs but they ought to exhibit greater tolerance of us
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Why? Because, as I hope to teach, tolerance is a virtue, but it is not an absolute virtue.
There are certain contexts in which debate and disagreement are more expected and tolerated than in others.
Second, when tolerance IS extended, we can reasonably protest if certain groups are favored over others.
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy defines tolerance and toleration this way:
It goes on to make a distinction that is often lost today:
Finally, I offer a thought as to who really “owns” tolerance
Our opponents need not approve of our beliefs but they ought to exhibit greater tolerance of us
Hope this answer helps you...
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there is a limit what I will tolerate
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