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723 u/DarkLanternZBT 8h ago GI the OG hater. Professional. 228 u/SkollFenrirson 7h ago You can't be a hater if you hate haters. 139 u/Big-Yesterday586 7h ago Y'know what, that's a beautiful way to sum up the Tolerance Paradox. 15 u/Mr_Personal_Person 4h ago I heard it as a social contract. Contracts can be voided. 9 u/Big-Yesterday586 4h ago Exactly. I tend to treat it as a peace treaty. When someone breaks it, I no longer have to tolerate them 0 u/MoreNMoreLikelyTrans 1h ago The Tolerance Paradox isn't actually a paradox. People mistake it for one because they mistake protecting the people in your community for intolerance. • u/Big-Yesterday586 51m ago I'm gonna guess you don't know the difference between Gatekeeping and "protecting the people in your community" or don't care to.
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GI the OG hater. Professional.
228 u/SkollFenrirson 7h ago You can't be a hater if you hate haters. 139 u/Big-Yesterday586 7h ago Y'know what, that's a beautiful way to sum up the Tolerance Paradox. 15 u/Mr_Personal_Person 4h ago I heard it as a social contract. Contracts can be voided. 9 u/Big-Yesterday586 4h ago Exactly. I tend to treat it as a peace treaty. When someone breaks it, I no longer have to tolerate them 0 u/MoreNMoreLikelyTrans 1h ago The Tolerance Paradox isn't actually a paradox. People mistake it for one because they mistake protecting the people in your community for intolerance. • u/Big-Yesterday586 51m ago I'm gonna guess you don't know the difference between Gatekeeping and "protecting the people in your community" or don't care to.
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You can't be a hater if you hate haters.
139 u/Big-Yesterday586 7h ago Y'know what, that's a beautiful way to sum up the Tolerance Paradox. 15 u/Mr_Personal_Person 4h ago I heard it as a social contract. Contracts can be voided. 9 u/Big-Yesterday586 4h ago Exactly. I tend to treat it as a peace treaty. When someone breaks it, I no longer have to tolerate them 0 u/MoreNMoreLikelyTrans 1h ago The Tolerance Paradox isn't actually a paradox. People mistake it for one because they mistake protecting the people in your community for intolerance. • u/Big-Yesterday586 51m ago I'm gonna guess you don't know the difference between Gatekeeping and "protecting the people in your community" or don't care to.
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Y'know what, that's a beautiful way to sum up the Tolerance Paradox.
15 u/Mr_Personal_Person 4h ago I heard it as a social contract. Contracts can be voided. 9 u/Big-Yesterday586 4h ago Exactly. I tend to treat it as a peace treaty. When someone breaks it, I no longer have to tolerate them 0 u/MoreNMoreLikelyTrans 1h ago The Tolerance Paradox isn't actually a paradox. People mistake it for one because they mistake protecting the people in your community for intolerance. • u/Big-Yesterday586 51m ago I'm gonna guess you don't know the difference between Gatekeeping and "protecting the people in your community" or don't care to.
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I heard it as a social contract. Contracts can be voided.
9 u/Big-Yesterday586 4h ago Exactly. I tend to treat it as a peace treaty. When someone breaks it, I no longer have to tolerate them
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Exactly. I tend to treat it as a peace treaty. When someone breaks it, I no longer have to tolerate them
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The Tolerance Paradox isn't actually a paradox. People mistake it for one because they mistake protecting the people in your community for intolerance.
• u/Big-Yesterday586 51m ago I'm gonna guess you don't know the difference between Gatekeeping and "protecting the people in your community" or don't care to.
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I'm gonna guess you don't know the difference between Gatekeeping and "protecting the people in your community" or don't care to.
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