Response to the paradox of tolerance
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“We must not tolerate intolerance or there will be no tolerance at all. Full stop. Otherwise it must exist outside the law. Full stop. So then anything intolerant the woke see as intolerant would therefore not be intolerant?! Because the “woke “ said it, it’s not reality.. thats what I thought that was all about. I think you dish out tons of word salad and don’t really get straight to the points you need to. You failed to express the points of dissent your cohorts handed you and dissect those. In reality it’s our obligation to stop certain people. Period. If it’s the woke stating it then that means you must then be woke or else you are contributing to the part of the result that there is no longer tolerance because we tolerated it. I feel like there is an unspoken reality here that says we can’t handle it democratically. This episode seems off to me even though you have a well spoken podcast.”
solomon_doors via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/13/21
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United States of America ·
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