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Let us say person C1 says: "If person A1 preaches/supports discrimination/intolerance based on his/her belief, person A1 cannot complain about discrimination or

Let us say person C1 says: "If person A1 preaches/supports discrimination/intolerance based on his/her belief, person A1 cannot complain about discrimination or intolerance he/she faces. One cannot say I should not be discriminated on any criteria, but I can discriminate others with some criteria which the other doesn't agree. A person B1 can have a moral compass that people should be treated as they treat others. In which case person B1 may be totally fine being discriminatory/intolerant toward A1 because of A1's intolerant/discriminatory behaviour. Person B1 will be total toleralant towards others and will be considered a tolerant person". Now is person C1 preaching intolerance/discrimination? Perhaps not, as Person C1 is preaching "treat others as you want to be treated" and may lead to "intolerance toward intolerance only". Maybe there are logical flaws in the above argument as most spiritual people will not preach intolerance towards even A1. However I assume the spiritual person will not hesitate to point out to A1 about "treat others as you want to be treated". However if A2 is preaching equality and having a different view on say some other topic and faces discrimination, then people who discriminate should be ready to face "discrimination". One thing that people are making mistake is if A2 and A1 are similar on many views and even if A2 disagrees with A1 on "equality", A2 gets clubbed with A1 and start being discriminated like A1.

PunchTornado 8y ago
nobody right wing at facebook supports discrimination/intolerance against other people. Nobody says there, on that page, KKK quotes or preaches nazism. Being ring wing doesn't mean you're intolerant: - no general free healthcare, only private for people that work - lower taxes for everyone - no gender or racial quotas in hiring or entry at university (against positive discrimination) - no free trade agreements with other countries - no aid to poorer countries - close the boders to immigrants - no refugees How is any of this discriminating or intolerant? I see it as a different opinion. And I am a liberal, immigrant myself and don't agree with those political statements
- wellWisherToday 8y ago
  I agree with you. All the examples you gave should be seen as different opinion and a person should be able to have that and work peacefully. However if someone says that certain people are more capable because of their gender will you call it discriminatory? (I would think it is).
  - PunchTornado 8y ago
    of course, because you then look at the gender before hiring someone and that's discrimination. however, it is not discrimination if someone is against favouring a certain gender in hiring to achieve a gender balanced workforce. that's just his opinion and should be able to say it without repercussions.
    - wellWisherToday 8y ago
      Yes completely agree.

PunchTornado 8y ago

nobody right wing at facebook supports discrimination/intolerance against other people. Nobody says there, on that page, KKK quotes or preaches nazism. Being ring wing doesn't mean you're intolerant: - no general free healthcare, only private for people that work - lower taxes for everyone - no gender or racial quotas in hiring or entry at university (against positive discrimination) - no free trade agreements with other countries - no aid to poorer countries - close the boders to immigrants - no refugees How is any of this discriminating or intolerant? I see it as a different opinion. And I am a liberal, immigrant myself and don't agree with those political statements

wellWisherToday 8y ago
I agree with you. All the examples you gave should be seen as different opinion and a person should be able to have that and work peacefully. However if someone says that certain people are more capable because of their gender will you call it discriminatory? (I would think it is).
- PunchTornado 8y ago
  of course, because you then look at the gender before hiring someone and that's discrimination. however, it is not discrimination if someone is against favouring a certain gender in hiring to achieve a gender balanced workforce. that's just his opinion and should be able to say it without repercussions.
  - wellWisherToday 8y ago
    Yes completely agree.