Thought for the Day: On Tolerance
It is ok to be intolerant of intolerance?
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1 comment:
I like this question. I rather have acceptance or unserdatdning than tolerance. I always thought of tolerance as synonmous with 'putting up with it' like being a passive acceptor of something that might be wrong. but what is right and wrong??
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