Talk:Intolerance
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Ed, there are so many kinds of intolerance that I'm not sure you'll be able to get a coherent article out of it. Racial intolerance, religious intolerance (can find examples of all religions practicing it against others, along with examples of having it practiced against them), gender intolerance, sexual intolerance, yadda, yadda, yadda (and I'm sure an intolerance against the phrase "yadda, yadda, yadda"). In other words, I'm not sure the topic is focused enough to be a self contained Encyclopedic Article, maybe a disambiguating one... Rgamble
Sounds like you're not going to tolerate the intolerance page -- which proves my point, ha ha! User:Ed Poor
Additional note... A topic shouldn't be examples only. The history of the topic, the people involved, etc... Otherwise it's merely "What I have seen happen." That is not what I said, Ed. Do you really want a page that will have probably 2-3 pages worth of examples that have no real relation to each other? Rgamble
That would be intolerable. I'm going to call it quits for today. Erase it if you want. --Ed
Will let others decide what to do with it. Maybe it'll work as a 'disambiguating page' separating the kinds of intolerance, which in my mind isn't at all a bad thing. Apologies if you took offense, not my intention though admittedly I'm in a somewhat annoyed mood anyhow.. Which means.. I should head off too, and shall. Rgamble
I moved this from the main page:
Examples of intolerance in the U.S.:
The articulation of clear biblical principles with regard to homosexuality is stamped as homophobia — and condemned as soon as it is uttered. Any suggestion that the Bible teaches us how the two sexes should behave towards one another is countered with cries of 'You're imposing your morality!'
There is a great deal of religiously-motivated intolerance towards alternative lifestyles, including homosexuality, in the U.S.
I don't know what this is, but it is certainly not an encyclopedia article, not even a stub. To start with an example of intolerance of intolerance is more than ironic. I think no article is better than this one. AxelBoldt