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arguments by the use of their fists or pistols. We should therefore claim, in the name of tolerance, the right not to tolerate the intolerant. We should claim that any movement preaching intolerance places itself outside the law and we should consider incitement to intolerance and persecution as criminal, in the same way as we should consider incitement to murder, or to kidnapping, or to the revival of the slave trade, as criminal.
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is strained by the tolerant person's relationship with a member of an out-group that is the subject of this intolerance. An intolerant person would disapprove this person's positive relationship with a member of the out-group. If this view is generally supported by the social norms of the in-group, a
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asked, "Should we tolerate the intolerant?" He claims that most minority religious groups who are the beneficiaries of tolerance are themselves intolerant, at least in some respects. In a tolerant regime, such (intolerant) people may learn to tolerate, or at least to behave "as if they possessed this
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to act against intolerance if it would limit the liberty of others under a just constitution. Rawls emphasizes that the liberties of the intolerant should be constrained only insofar as they demonstrably affect the liberties of others: "While an intolerant sect does not itself have title to complain
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Deciding whether to tolerate an item involves a balancing of reasons, for example when we weigh the reasons for rejecting an idea we find problematic against the benefit of accepting it in the name of social harmony, and it is in this balancing of reasons that the paradox of tolerance arises. Most
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addressed the notion of a tolerant society in his first inaugural speech as
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to suppress them if necessary even by force; for it may easily turn out that they are not prepared to meet us on the level of rational argument, but begin by denouncing all argument; they may forbid their followers to listen to rational argument, because it is deceptive, and teach them to answer
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Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance. If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them. In this
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formulations of tolerance assert that tolerance is a reciprocal act, and the intolerant need not be tolerated. This necessitates drawing a limit between the tolerant and intolerant in every implementation of tolerance, which suggests that any act of tolerance requires an act of intolerance.
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formulation, I do not imply, for instance, that we should always suppress the utterance of intolerant philosophies; as long as we can counter them by rational argument and keep them in check by public opinion, suppression would certainly be most unwise. But we should claim the
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as an alternative. In the corresponding chapter notes, Popper defines the paradox of tolerance and makes a similar argument. Of both tolerance and freedom, Popper argues for the necessity of limiting unchecked freedom and intolerance in order to prevent
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in 1987, stated: "it seems contradictory to extend freedom of speech to extremists who ... if successful, ruthlessly suppress the speech of those with whom they disagree." Rosenfeld contrasts the approach to hate speech between
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is also well-known to have remarked long before Popper: "f tolerance is taken to the point where it tolerates the destruction of those same principles that made tolerance possible in the first place, it becomes intolerable."
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of intolerance, its freedom should be restricted only when the tolerant sincerely and with reason believe that their own security and that of the institutions of liberty are in danger."
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1132:Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
457:"What Is Brno? Statues in the City"
3270:First-player and second-player win
1601:What the Tortoise Said to Achilles
1202:Puzzles and Paradoxes of Tolerance
1144:Kuznicki, Jason (21 August 2017).
801:"Tolerance is not a moral precept"
799:Zunger, Yonatan (2 January 2017).
173:concludes differently in his 1971
119:) is preferable to the tyranny of
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100:The Open Society and Its Enemies
86:The Open Society and Its Enemies
924:"Laws Banning Holocaust Denial"
432:Gödel's incompleteness theorems
312:Tolerance and freedom of speech
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1069:10.1080/00223980.1946.9917275
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153:, leading proponent of early
4247:List of games in game theory
3427:Quantal response equilibrium
3417:Perfect Bayesian equilibrium
3352:Bayes correlated equilibrium
1205:. Rowman & Littlefield.
1168:"The Paradoxes of Tolerance"
624:Journal of East-West Thought
414:A Critique of Pure Tolerance
3716:Optional prisoner's dilemma
3447:Self-confirming equilibrium
1238:"Tolerating the Intolerant"
922:Lechtholz-Zey, Jacqueline.
855:University Press of Florida
556:University of Chicago Press
526:. New York: Vintage Books.
135:rather than to embrace it.
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3897:Aumann's agreement theorem
3560:Strategy-stealing argument
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3397:Mertens-stable equilibrium
552:The Founders' Constitution
4283:Decision-making paradoxes
4217:Combinatorial game theory
3876:Princess and monster game
3432:Quasi-perfect equilibrium
3357:Bayesian Nash equilibrium
2953:Anglo-Portuguese Alliance
2394:Standard Average European
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522:Benjamin, Jowett (1991).
382:Homophily and intolerance
4232:Evolutionary game theory
3965:Antoine Augustin Cournot
3851:Guess 2/3 of the average
3648:Strictly determined game
3442:Satisfaction equilibrium
3260:Escalation of commitment
3093:Lancaster House Treaties
2583:Christian existentialism
2543:Ancient Roman philosophy
2533:Ancient Greek philosophy
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262:Less well known is the
169:Either way, philosopher
4237:Glossary of game theory
3836:Stackelberg competition
3462:Strong Nash equilibrium
2871:Equality before the law
2078:Romano-Germanic culture
1520:Paradoxes of set theory
1199:Oberdiek, Hans (2001).
928:Genocide Prevention Now
881:(April 1987). "Review:
4262:Tragedy of the commons
4242:List of game theorists
4222:Confrontation analysis
3932:Sprague–Grundy theorem
3452:Sequential equilibrium
3372:Correlated equilibrium
3033:Eastern European Group
2622:Continental philosophy
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2538:Hellenistic philosophy
2019:Cradle of civilization
847:Cohen-Almagor, Raphael
298:social contract theory
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2741:Greek Orthodox Church
2200:Industrial Revolution
2170:Scientific Revolution
1057:Journal of Psychology
669:Yale University Press
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330:Raphael Cohen-Almagor
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3927:Revelation principle
3922:Purification theorem
3861:Nash bargaining game
3826:Bertrand competition
3811:El Farol Bar problem
3776:Electronic mail game
3741:Lewis signaling game
3285:Hierarchy of beliefs
3148:Special Relationship
2558:Christian philosophy
2503:Western Christianity
2165:Age of Enlightenment
2039:Hellenistic Kingdoms
1886:Kavka's toxin puzzle
1658:Income and fertility
563:Richardson, James D.
347:democracies and the
224:acceptance component
109:benevolent despotism
89:, published in 1945.
54:paradox of tolerance
4212:Bounded rationality
3831:Cournot competition
3781:Rock paper scissors
3756:Battle of the sexes
3746:Volunteer's dilemma
3618:Perfect information
3545:Dominant strategies
3382:Epsilon-equilibrium
3265:Extensive-form game
3173:West Nordic Council
3038:Eastern Partnership
2627:Analytic philosophy
2328:Classical tradition
2150:Early modern period
2106:Classical antiquity
2101:European Bronze Age
1545:Temperature paradox
1468:Free choice paradox
1332:Fitch's knowability
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1007:. pp. 210–211.
758:Columbia Law Review
630:(4). Archived from
592:A Theory of Justice
565:, ed. (1896–1899).
524:Plato: The Republic
302:defensive democracy
290:moral contradiction
282:A Theory of Justice
213:objection component
176:A Theory of Justice
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128:liberal democracies
4288:1945 introductions
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4171:Alpha–beta pruning
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3721:Traveler's dilemma
3711:Gift-exchange game
3706:Prisoner's dilemma
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3590:Bargaining problem
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3422:Proper equilibrium
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2595:Christian humanism
2225:Universal suffrage
1921:Prisoner's dilemma
1607:Heat death paradox
1595:Unexpected hanging
1560:Chicken or the egg
947:"Holocaust Denial"
934:on 21 August 2010.
888:Harvard Law Review
569:. Washington, DC:
339:Harvard Law Review
235:Proposed solutions
200:Exact formulations
159:
91:
50:
4270:
4269:
4176:Aspiration window
4145:Suzanne Scotchmer
4100:Oskar Morgenstern
3995:Donald B. Gillies
3937:Zermelo's theorem
3866:Induction puzzles
3821:Fair cake-cutting
3796:Public goods game
3726:Coordination game
3600:Intransitive game
3530:Forward induction
3412:Pareto efficiency
3392:Gibbs equilibrium
3362:Berge equilibrium
3310:Simultaneous game
3196:
3195:
3023:Council of Europe
2925:International law
2878:Constitutionalism
2736:Eastern Orthodoxy
2242:Post–Cold War era
2175:Age of Revolution
2029:Greco-Roman world
1967:
1966:
1638:Arrow information
1242:MichaelTotten.com
879:Rosenfeld, Michel
682:978-0-300-07600-4
601:978-0-674-00078-0
427:Voluntary slavery
318:freedom of speech
286:self-preservation
256:rational argument
181:self-preservation
56:states that if a
16:(Redirected from
4305:
4257:Topological game
4252:No-win situation
4150:Thomas Schelling
4130:Robert B. Wilson
4090:Merrill M. Flood
4060:John von Neumann
3970:Ariel Rubinstein
3955:Albert W. Tucker
3806:War of attrition
3766:Matching pennies
3407:Nash equilibrium
3330:Mechanism design
3295:Normal-form game
3250:Cooperative game
3223:
3216:
3209:
3200:
3068:EU Customs Union
2600:Secular humanism
2548:Christian ethics
2498:East–West Schism
2481:Physical culture
2205:Great Divergence
2155:Age of Discovery
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1758:Service recovery
1612:Olbers's paradox
1312:Buridan's bridge
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1248:on 31 March 2019
1226:(344), 346–359.
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1099:Psychology Press
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945:Kahn, Robert A.
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895:(6): 1457–1481.
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466:. TIC Brno. 2019
461:
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370:as developed by
368:discourse ethics
353:Holocaust denial
345:Western European
334:Michel Rosenfeld
140:Thomas Jefferson
113:philosopher-king
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4186:max^n algorithm
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4155:William Vickrey
4115:Reinhard Selten
4070:Kenneth Binmore
3985:David K. Levine
3980:Daniel Kahneman
3947:
3941:
3917:Negamax theorem
3907:Minimax theorem
3885:
3846:Diner's dilemma
3701:All-pay auction
3667:
3653:Stochastic game
3605:Mean-field game
3576:
3569:
3540:Markov strategy
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3342:
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3305:Sequential game
3290:Information set
3275:Game complexity
3245:Congestion game
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3158:UKUSA Agreement
3098:Lublin Triangle
2983:Baltic Assembly
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1792:Decision theory
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1236:(9 July 2006).
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3691:Infinite chess
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3658:Symmetric game
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3628:Potential game
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2068:Roman legacy
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1743:Productivity
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1438:Bhartrhari's
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4025:John Conway
4005:Eric Maskin
3801:Blotto game
3786:Pirate game
3595:Global game
3565:Tit for tat
3500:Bid shading
3490:Appeasement
3340:Equilibrium
3320:Solved game
3255:Determinacy
3238:Definitions
3231:game theory
3118:Open Balkan
2936:integration
2866:Rule of law
2861:Natural law
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2663:Atlanticism
2568:Rationalism
2374:Immigration
2357:Esotericism
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2180:Romanticism
2160:Reformation
2140:Renaissance
2118:Middle Ages
2083:Christendom
2012:Foundations
1841:Condorcet's
1693:Giffen good
1653:Competition
1407:White horse
1382:Omnipotence
1252:12 December
1063:: 107–112.
671:. pp.
588:Rawls, John
470:10 December
437:Tit for tat
252:Karl Popper
245:social norm
95:Karl Popper
81:Karl Popper
66:Karl Popper
4277:Categories
3871:Trust game
3856:Kuhn poker
3525:Escalation
3520:Deterrence
3510:Cheap talk
3482:Strategies
3300:Preference
3229:Topics of
3138:Rio Treaty
2649:Relativism
2607:Liberalism
2573:Empiricism
2525:Philosophy
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2464:Philosophy
2401:Literature
2195:Capitalism
1916:Prevention
1906:Parrondo's
1896:Navigation
1881:Inventor's
1876:Hedgehog's
1836:Chainstore
1819:Population
1814:New states
1748:Prosperity
1728:Mayfield's
1570:Entailment
1550:Barbershop
1463:Epimenides
1178:(5): 206.
735:Toleration
701:Toleration
464:Go To Brno
443:References
361:incitement
278:John Rawls
171:John Rawls
4055:John Nash
3761:Stag hunt
3505:Collusion
3083:Five Eyes
3078:EU–UK TCA
2920:Democracy
2809:Old Norse
2698:Abrahamic
2655:Peritrope
2637:Tolerance
2617:Socialism
2447:Mythology
2435:Classical
2384:Languages
2362:Astrology
2210:Modernism
2024:Old World
1931:Willpower
1926:Tolerance
1901:Newcomb's
1866:Fredkin's
1753:Scitovsky
1673:Edgeworth
1668:Easterlin
1633:Antitrust
1530:Russell's
1525:Richard's
1498:Pinocchio
1453:Crocodile
1372:Newcomb's
1342:Goodman's
1337:Free will
1322:Epicurean
1293:paradoxes
1192:145243962
1039:146237656
778:0010-1958
641:17 August
499:Routledge
493:(2012) .
388:homophily
336:, in the
326:in Israel
196:virtue".
62:tolerance
42:Joseph II
4196:Lazy SMP
3890:Theorems
3841:Deadlock
3696:Checkers
3577:of games
3344:concepts
3143:Schengen
3073:Eurozone
2913:Property
2908:Religion
2799:Frankish
2789:Germanic
2769:Paganism
2690:Religion
2678:European
2590:Humanism
2493:Religion
2452:Painting
2418:Internet
2369:Folklore
2340:Clothing
2311:Calendar
2287:Cyrillic
2272:Alphabet
2235:Cold War
1959:Category
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1708:Leontief
1688:Gibson's
1683:European
1678:Ellsberg
1648:Braess's
1643:Bertrand
1621:Economic
1555:Catch-22
1535:Socratic
1377:Nihilism
1347:Hedonism
1307:Analysis
1291:Notable
1093:(1958).
1077:21010780
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974:(1990).
951:MTSU.edu
752:(1997).
699:(1976).
659:(1997).
590:(1971).
558:. 2001 .
407:See also
392:in-group
328:(1994),
324:Kahanism
191:(1997),
117:Noocracy
3948:figures
3731:Chicken
3585:Auction
3575:Classes
2988:Benelux
2893:Thought
2843:Atheism
2784:Finnish
2760:Culture
2755:Judaism
2717:Eastern
2713:Western
2708:Culture
2642:Paradox
2508:Decline
2469:Science
2345:History
2333:Studies
2316:Cuisine
2304:Periods
2264:Culture
2093:History
2059:Eastern
2054:Western
2005:culture
1861:Fenno's
1826:Arrow's
1809:Alabama
1799:Abilene
1778:Tullock
1733:Metzler
1575:Lottery
1565:Drinker
1508:Yablo's
1503:Quine's
1458:Curry's
1421:Logical
1397:Sorites
1387:Preface
1367:Moore's
1352:Liberal
1327:Fiction
1157:1 April
1139:. 2017.
956:14 June
909:1341168
817:26 July
786:1123373
115:" (cf.
72:History
58:society
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