Yeah, there are a number of philosophical arguments against this but I think it’s an interesting starting point.
A few of the arguments being that it’s subjective, it creates a slippery slope, and it steps on first amendment rights of free speech.
I think the biggest question might be “so if we’re not tolerating the intolerant, then what are we doing when we’re not tolerating them?” Right? Do they get punished? Do they get socially shunned? Also in doing this do we give up on trying to “convert” them or convince them otherwise that they are incorrect in their thinking?
It seems like an interesting thought and I don’t think I’d really thought of it that way before. Thanks for your feedback!
Yeah, there are a number of philosophical arguments against this but I think it’s an interesting starting point.
A few of the arguments being that it’s subjective, it creates a slippery slope, and it steps on first amendment rights of free speech.
I think the biggest question might be “so if we’re not tolerating the intolerant, then what are we doing when we’re not tolerating them?” Right? Do they get punished? Do they get socially shunned? Also in doing this do we give up on trying to “convert” them or convince them otherwise that they are incorrect in their thinking?
It seems like an interesting thought and I don’t think I’d really thought of it that way before. Thanks for your feedback!