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sarisataka

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45. IME many calls for tolerance are really
Thu Mar 9, 2023, 12:58 PM
Mar 2023

'I want you to accept me as I am but F your opinion, I don't want to hear it.'

In any case I'm sure each party will see the other as being the less tolerant.

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I live by example Marthe48 Mar 2023 #1
Wouldn't work in a world where there are desires for massive edifices and private jets. Girard442 Mar 2023 #2
Especially when those edifices and jets.... jaxexpat Mar 2023 #20
The intolerance of the intolerant is intolerable by the tolerant unweird Mar 2023 #3
I hear this argument a lot... Happy Hoosier Mar 2023 #4
Without freedom from religion, there is no freedom of religion...nt Wounded Bear Mar 2023 #9
What a great founding principle for a country!😉 mjvpi Mar 2023 #22
... Ferrets are Cool Mar 2023 #5
From Butch Hancock: cloudbase Mar 2023 #35
LOL! panader0 Mar 2023 #65
Had to send that screenshot to my daughter in Lubbock nt duhneece Mar 2023 #80
If I believe, and you don't, then subconsciously I will wonder if you are right. Pobeka Mar 2023 #6
But that would mean 303squadron Mar 2023 #7
Not really how democracies work Sympthsical Mar 2023 #8
Exactly Roc2020 Mar 2023 #15
Many of us believe that "morality" is a concept independent of religious faith. nt Atticus Mar 2023 #37
Which means nothing in a democracy Sympthsical Mar 2023 #43
Sounds like nihilism. Fine, if that works for you. I'll pass. nt Atticus Mar 2023 #55
That is not what that word means Sympthsical Mar 2023 #60
OK. Sure. nt Atticus Mar 2023 #63
Wikipedia keeps it simple Sympthsical Mar 2023 #66
I can Google, too. Curious that most of the explanations of "nihilism" mention a "rejection of Atticus Mar 2023 #67
Nothing in my post suggested anything of the sort Sympthsical Mar 2023 #68
I believe I am far from alone when I say that the title of that response is at least Atticus Mar 2023 #70
That's not what atheist means, but you do you. Cuthbert Allgood Mar 2023 #73
Atheist is a whole vibe in this country Sympthsical Mar 2023 #74
People misuse the term atheist to fit an agenda, but it's just about belief. Cuthbert Allgood Mar 2023 #75
I admit, I'm probably using a personal categorization Sympthsical Mar 2023 #76
I use the term "ethics," not "morality." hunter Mar 2023 #77
Without freedom from religion, there is no freedom of religion...nt Wounded Bear Mar 2023 #10
Good idea! The U.S. Constitution should be amended to say the government can't establish a religion. Towlie Mar 2023 #11
I heard the "Oh Wait" before I read below your title. SouthernDem4ever Mar 2023 #33
I consider myself a first amendment atheist. Javaman Mar 2023 #12
That's hard because some people Roc2020 Mar 2023 #13
the latter. barbtries Mar 2023 #14
Don't we already know the answer is: the latter. KPN Mar 2023 #16
Agree Cherokee100 Mar 2023 #17
Mr. Jefferson - you're up! Grins Mar 2023 #18
Impossible. Iggo Mar 2023 #19
Yep. Sky Jewels Mar 2023 #50
Where The Problem Comes In, Sir The Magistrate Mar 2023 #21
Well said. A good argument for teaching civics and US history in public education. mjvpi Mar 2023 #27
I'm gay and I lived in Dallas on 9/11. markodochartaigh Mar 2023 #38
All too true, Sir Hekate Mar 2023 #44
I've had enough, absolutely enough of elitist evangelicals claiming that their version of faith Ford_Prefect Mar 2023 #23
Listening to Fundamentalist Christians is an exercise in frustration. gordianot Mar 2023 #24
How many of those people do you find here? wryter2000 Mar 2023 #31
When people start actually following the tenets of "their" religion LakeArenal Mar 2023 #25
"Love God" Sky Jewels Mar 2023 #49
Same god who holds a 2000+ year old grudge LakeArenal Mar 2023 #53
Ha ha Sky Jewels Mar 2023 #62
My thoughts? This country has been fully able to deal with religion with very little problems. UNTIL bluestarone Mar 2023 #26
When I was a kid, if someone was being nosy, we would chant, "MYOB" - 3catwoman3 Mar 2023 #28
at our peril HAB911 Mar 2023 #29
Hmm... chicken... egg... Beastly Boy Mar 2023 #30
Works for me SheltieLover Mar 2023 #32
One would hope we could do that here wryter2000 Mar 2023 #34
IME many calls for tolerance are really sarisataka Mar 2023 #45
I'm perfectly happy for people to be atheists wryter2000 Mar 2023 #52
YEP !! uponit7771 Mar 2023 #57
The 11th Commandment SledDriver Mar 2023 #36
It's already in the "book" LakeArenal Mar 2023 #58
I so wish it was that way. Goddessartist Mar 2023 #39
This. Sky Jewels Mar 2023 #48
I refuse to tolerate your tolerance. CaptainTruth Mar 2023 #40
As an individual, yes haele Mar 2023 #41
I am a Christian by choice. hamsterjill Mar 2023 #42
Tell that to the fucking Opus Dei Christian loons on the US Supreme Court Sky Jewels Mar 2023 #46
I have zero tolerance for anti-intellectual religions and I make no apologies for it. hunter Mar 2023 #47
... Sky Jewels Mar 2023 #51
I think you've seen by now wryter2000 Mar 2023 #54
It came as no surprise, but the OP did generate some thoughtful "tolerant" responses. nt Atticus Mar 2023 #56
Well done. wryter2000 Mar 2023 #61
Thanks. nt Atticus Mar 2023 #64
Why does the question need to be asked? MineralMan Mar 2023 #59
From both observation and history Progressive dog Mar 2023 #69
So, how do DU'ers feel about missionaries? llmart Mar 2023 #71
They suck. Sky Jewels Mar 2023 #78
Not Possible NowISeetheLight Mar 2023 #72
I agree with you, but it seems some people think they own morality..... NowsTheTime Mar 2023 #79
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