The Paradox of Tolerance Should we be intolerant of those who threaten it to preserve a tolerant society?

Tolerance promotes peace among diverse groups, but it must have boundaries. Philosopher Karl Popper’s “Paradox of Tolerance” argues that we must be intolerant of those threatening it to preserve a tolerant society, but is this true?

I explore this issue further in my blook: Tolerance Is A Social Contract, Not a Moral Absolute.

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