The paradox of tolerance

I always thought total tolerance was literally impossible and over tolerance could be a problem. But I had never heard this term, and I literally just googled “paradox of intolerance” without having heard it, and it’s actually a thing. The reason I looked it up was because the far left preaches tolerance, but look how censorship has changed since the far left lost their monopoly on social media. Elon limits his censorship to what is legal and illegal, and says, accurately, that freedom of speech is most important when you don’t agree with the speech. Because if you only like freedom of speech when you agree, eventually it will turn on you (see Jews who are mostly liberals, and how Harvard’s “freedom of speech” turned on them… despite talking of genocide, bullying and calls for violence never being protected by freedom of speech).

Here’s the wiki definition:

“ The paradox of tolerance states that if a society's practice of tolerance is inclusive of the intolerant, intolerance will ultimately dominate, eliminating the tolerant and the practice of tolerance with them.”

We’re seeing this with the woke left. We’re seeing the tolerant Christians be silenced in schools while Palestine is fawned all over, with people completely ignoring the fact that these idiots would vote in Hamas tomorrow just like they did in 2007 if they had the chance.

Tired of it. I’m not even a Christian, but I acknowledge maybe I’m wrong. Maybe Christians are right. Maybe I’ll convert one day. But this country was founded on Judeo Christian values and maybe Christians need to be a little more assertive. I wouldn’t mind one bit if my kid comes home from school saying he’s saved by Jesus and starts praying, as opposed to coming home and thinking he’s fricking trans. Christians outnumber everyone else and even an atheist or agnostic has to acknowledge that people adhering to Jesus’ teachings are typically going to turn out to be rad people.