I wish people wouldn’t use the word “intolerant” as an insult. If you insist that tolerance is a virtue, you cannot object when others are intolerant. In fact, you cannot object to anything. To do so would constitute intolerance on your part, thus making you a hypocrite. Your only option is to forsake morality altogether. This is what G.K. Chesterton meant when he said that “tolerance is the virtue of the man without convictions.”
John. W. Sanders, Parks College, Senior
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