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>>>Actually, from a philosphical pov tolerance cannot exist without forgiveness, grace and mercy - all Christian thoughts. There's not much tolerance to be found in a philosophy that promotes survival of the fittest...
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>>That would be true if "fit" meant things like huge and brutish and machiavellian.
>>But that isn't, as I understand it, the intent. It can mean things like camoflage or night vision or speed. In the case of humanity it definitely includes the ability to think.
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>>Imagine a world where, for humanity, the only "fit" members are the politically correct. Ouch!
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>Jim;
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>Those that profess to be “politically correct” are amongst the most rabid members of society I have met or have had to deal with. They have the venom of a rattlesnake (or worse) and the viewpoint that goes with it.
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>Tom

I've observed the same thing. They are so convinced in the morality of their view that everyone else is amoral or immoral, hence 'right wingers'. I know the circle will be complete when they begin claiming that Das Kapital and the Communist Manifesto are inspired by Gia. :)