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That resolves the paradox of tolerance for you, but not for everyone else. What happens when you think that I'm being intolerant, but I disagree? Back to being

• kbelder 3y ago
  No, it becomes a disagreement.
  • bawolff 3y ago
    While that might work as a personal moral code, i don't see how you can extrapolate something like that to govern a society at large, which is the topic at hand.
    • stouset 3y ago
      This is why we have juries instead of Prolog machines you input laws and evidence into in order to determine guilt.
      • bawolff 3y ago
        But we don't use juries to determine what is moral. We use them to determine what is illegal. There is a wide difference.