>It should be rendered painful to continue along with such a mindset

I believe there is at least some grey in the area here, if one believes conversion therapy for instance is intolerance. But yeah, we're in agreement, I should have been more clear that we're in agreement that bigotry does not equal or equate to intolerance in the "Paradox of Tolerance."

Once again, conflating "intolerance" with things you don't agree with. The problem is advocating for the state to be intolerant of things you don't agree with, ie using force, ie violence, against them. At no point did this op say the people were violent, so the paradox of tolerance wouldn't apply. However, if OP advocates for the state to be violent towards people who express views he finds abhorrent, he would in fact be advocating for intolerance. Of course, OP opens with saying he IS intolerant, which ironically may invoke the paradox of tolerance, in that perhaps OP's potential actions should not be tolerated lol.

The utter hubris of this guy claiming no one used or knew the word before some shitty SW remake. Dude, did you not study literature in grade school?

The list of people killed with baseball bats is longer than "assault weapons." If you're going to try to address these numbers with gun control, target the guns that actually create them. Handguns. And cheap handguns. The kind of gun control that targets the guns that poor, minority, people can and do buy. Gun control laws are often racist, but that's the price you'll have to pay to target the guns used in 99% of these.

Yeah, that's my point.

2 pints of heavy cream approaching their sell-by date or 2 pints of heavy cream with a distinct odor?