I fail to see how that fits the paradox of tolerance. Popper's proposal was that those we should deem intolerant to the point where the rest of us should not to

I fail to see how that fits the paradox of tolerance. Popper's proposal was that those we should deem intolerant to the point where the rest of us should not tolerate them are: - intolerant to the point they do not engage in debate and the political process, or prevent others from doing so - urge or use violence instead of debate and the political process Eich made a donation to a political campaign that, to the best of my knowledge, engaged in debate and the political process and did not use violence, and I'm pretty sure someone would've brought it up by now if it had.