There is a difference between traditional English tolerance and the modern British version.
Modern Britain has become a joke, because of repressive 'tolerance' which is not real tolerance.
Interesting and excellent piece.
How do you see Locke and his peculiar conception of tolerance fitting in here?
I’m not an expert on Locke, but I think he was more talking about a tolerance at a sophisticated governmental level rather than an everyday personal level.
He would be in the Modern camp when it comes to tolerance (IMHO).
Modern Britain has become a joke, because of repressive 'tolerance' which is not real tolerance.
Interesting and excellent piece.
How do you see Locke and his peculiar conception of tolerance fitting in here?
I’m not an expert on Locke, but I think he was more talking about a tolerance at a sophisticated governmental level rather than an everyday personal level.
He would be in the Modern camp when it comes to tolerance (IMHO).