Intolerance is great. Lillian Gish at her finest.
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Ahh yes but I never said I couldn't tolerate them, tolerance is permitting behaviour that you disapprove but not enough to do anything about it.Originally posted by bogeyman View PostWell by your own admission you dislike:
- Fat people
- Christians
- Muslims
...and probably many others too numerous to mention, then you make a post about 'tolerance' and then go
when somebody calls you a troll.
Are you trying to be ironic or something?
Gibbon the Ironic Troll (tm) ?
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You can tolerate your wife buying Prada handbags, you may be able to tolerate her affair, but could you tolerate her stopping you posting on here ???
Tolerance does NOT mean you like it only you can endure it.
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Well by your own admission you dislike:Originally posted by Gibbon View Post
- Fat people
- Christians
- Muslims
...and probably many others too numerous to mention, then you make a post about 'tolerance' and then go
when somebody calls you a troll.
Are you trying to be ironic or something?
Gibbon the Ironic Troll (tm) ?
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An American motorcycle stuntman who dressed up like Elvis and crashed a lot.Originally posted by Gibbon View PostDefine evil ??
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Disagree. People who say that are generally the most intolerant, and define what should be tolerated by their own bigotted, small minded ideology.Originally posted by Gibbon View Post"Tolerate everthing except intolerance"
Agree ???
Discuss.
Tolerate everything except evil.
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You've got to tolerate
All those people that you hate
I'm not in love with you
But I won't hold that against you
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