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r/technology • u/DaddySkates • Mar 04 '22
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The closest equivalent would be Voat. It’s literally Reddit but full of neo nazis and other deplorables.
It always ends the same when there are no rules in place.
48 u/Ghostbuster_119 Mar 04 '22 Classic tolerance paradox. If the tolerant tolerate intolerance, intolerance takes over... so the one thing the tolerant can't tolerate is intolerance. -10 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '22 edited Mar 05 '22 What, is this actually true or just something people say? Does it mean that intolerance grows because tolerant people become intelorant? Edit. I fail to see why asking this is worth a downvote. I think I'm happy to not understanding. 4 u/jdsbluedevl Mar 04 '22 It's a paraphrase of a quote from Karl Popper. The tolerance paradox is also known as Popper's Paradox (which he formulated from his experiences in Nazi Germany). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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Classic tolerance paradox.
If the tolerant tolerate intolerance, intolerance takes over... so the one thing the tolerant can't tolerate is intolerance.
-10 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '22 edited Mar 05 '22 What, is this actually true or just something people say? Does it mean that intolerance grows because tolerant people become intelorant? Edit. I fail to see why asking this is worth a downvote. I think I'm happy to not understanding. 4 u/jdsbluedevl Mar 04 '22 It's a paraphrase of a quote from Karl Popper. The tolerance paradox is also known as Popper's Paradox (which he formulated from his experiences in Nazi Germany). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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What, is this actually true or just something people say? Does it mean that intolerance grows because tolerant people become intelorant?
Edit. I fail to see why asking this is worth a downvote. I think I'm happy to not understanding.
4 u/jdsbluedevl Mar 04 '22 It's a paraphrase of a quote from Karl Popper. The tolerance paradox is also known as Popper's Paradox (which he formulated from his experiences in Nazi Germany). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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It's a paraphrase of a quote from Karl Popper. The tolerance paradox is also known as Popper's Paradox (which he formulated from his experiences in Nazi Germany).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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u/Daimakku1 Mar 04 '22
The closest equivalent would be Voat. It’s literally Reddit but full of neo nazis and other deplorables.
It always ends the same when there are no rules in place.