No, I am not trying to convince you of anything like that. I am saying that the Nazis were only able to justify their intolerance of the Jews by subscribing to an intolerance paradox.
I am saying that they were following the exact philosophy that you are promoting.
I am saying that they could not justify their actions under a “tolerance” policy
The Nazis could justify their intolerance of Jews with anything they wanted.
That is exactly my point.
You can justify your intolerance of anyone with anything you want. That’s what the Paradox of Intolerance lets you do. You don’t need any further justification than “I don’t think they like me very much.”.
No, I am not trying to convince you of anything like that. I am saying that the Nazis were only able to justify their intolerance of the Jews by subscribing to an intolerance paradox.
I am saying that they were following the exact philosophy that you are promoting.
I am saying that they could not justify their actions under a “tolerance” policy
The Nazis could justify their intolerance of Jews with anything they wanted.
Do you think it’s ok to punch a Nazi?
That is exactly my point.
You can justify your intolerance of anyone with anything you want. That’s what the Paradox of Intolerance lets you do. You don’t need any further justification than “I don’t think they like me very much.”.
I guess we shouldn’t let orphans have showers! After all, the Nazis gave people showers, and look what happened.
Dingus.