t anything goes, and for the 99% of us that are not like a particular group, we must be tolerant of the group, no matter how it affects us or the one’s we love. In our attempt to be tolerant, without the moral backing of Bible-based principals, we are becoming more intolerant. And instead of bringing us closer together, it is really tearing us apart.

In our attempts to be more tolerant of other groups, in what they represent or in their actions, we are watering down our own representation and actions in society—we are becoming intolerant of ourselves simple bec

In our attempts to become more tolerant of others, we have actually become more intolerant. As Americans we should be embracing individualism, in so far as we have respect and care for other individuals. But we are not. Instead we are embracing the “group” or the “mainstream” or being “moderate.” By constantly being bombarded from politicians, the media, Hollywood, and a myriad of other people in the spotlight, with the idea we must always be tolerant of others, no matter what they are, do or represent, we suppress ourselves. We suppress the individual. We become intolerant to anyone who does not toe-the-line of the vast majority of those in power who profess we must be tolerant. We suppress opinions and ideas that don’t fit in the “mainstream.” We are suppressing ourselves and the individuality that makes this nation great.

The ultimate effect of “mainstream’s” attempt to turn us all into “tolerant” people, is the suppression of individual liberty. Yes, we can still have our own opinions as long as we don’t voice them too loudly to others or they aren’t too “radical”. Yes, we can still practice our faith, as long as we keep it behind closed doors (Even though one of the main doctrines of most monotheistic religions is to express your faith through daily living). Yes, you can object to others and their actions and how it affects yourself and your family, but you will more than likely be ridiculed, called “bigots’ “racist” “hate-mongers” or worse you might be sued, lose your job, career and your livelihood. We are destroying individual liberties and replacing them with freedoms for the group—ultimately leading us to when we will have no freedom at all.

By trying to push people into certain groups, like pushing certain shaped pegs through certain shaped holes, we are leaving those who don’t fit behind. We are preached “If you aren’t part of a group, you don’t belong and will be left behind,” and by doing so we are creating a society that is not tolerant. We may be tolerant of the group, but we are aloof to the person we meet on the street because we are afraid we might offend them, even if our attempt is to be genuinely kind, pleasant and generous.

We are creating a society no longer based on morals and Godly principals, but on the idea that anything goes, and for the 99% of us that are not like a particular group, we must be tolerant of the group, no matter how it affects us or the one’s we love. In our attempt to be tolerant, without the moral backing of Bible-based principals, we are becoming more intolerant. And instead of bringing us closer together, it is really tearing us apart.

In our attempts to be more tolerant of other groups, in what they represent or in their actions, we are watering down our own representation and actions in society—we are becoming intolerant of ourselves simple beca

lerant to anyone who does not toe-the-line of the vast majority of those in power who profess we must be tolerant. We suppress opinions and ideas that don’t fit in the “mainstream.” We are suppressing ourselves and the individuality that makes this nation great.

The ultimate effect of “mainstream’s” attempt to turn us all into “tolerant” people, is the suppression of individual liberty. Yes, we can still have our own opinions as long as we don’t voice them too loudly to others or they aren’t too “radical”. Yes, we can still practice our faith, as long as we keep it behind closed doors (Even though one of the main doctrines of most monotheistic religions is to express your faith through daily living). Yes, you can object to others and their actions and how it affects yourself and your family, but you will more than likely be ridiculed, called “bigots’ “racist” “hate-mongers” or worse you might be sued, lose your job, career and your livelihood. We are destroying individual liberties and replacing them with freedoms for the group—ultimately leading us to when we will have no freedom at all.

By trying to push people into certain groups, like pushing certain shaped pegs through certain shaped holes, we are leaving those who don’t fit behind. We are preached “If you aren’t part of a group, you don’t belong and will be left behind,” and by doing so we are creating a society that is not tolerant. We may be tolerant of the group, but we are aloof to the person we meet on the street because we are afraid we might offend them, even if our attempt is to be genuinely kind, pleasant and generous.

We are creating a society no longer based on morals and Godly principals, but on the idea that anything goes, and for the 99% of us that are not like a particular group, we must be tolerant of the group, no matter how it affects us or the one’s we love. In our attempt to be tolerant, without the moral backing of Bible-based principals, we are becoming more intolerant. And instead of bringing us closer together, it is really tearing us apart.

In our attempts to be more tolerant of other groups, in what they represent or in their actions, we are watering down our own representation and actions in society—we are becoming intolerant of ourselves simple bec

it behind closed doors (Even though one of the main doctrines of most monotheistic religions is to express your faith through daily living). Yes, you can object to others and their actions and how it affects yourself and your family, but you will more than likely be ridiculed, called “bigots’ “racist” “hate-mongers” or worse you might be sued, lose your job, career and your livelihood. We are destroying individual liberties and replacing them with freedoms for the group—ultimately leading us to when we will have no freedom at all.

By trying to push people into certain groups, like pushing certain shaped pegs through certain shaped holes, we are leaving those who don’t fit behind. We are preached “If you aren’t part of a group, you don’t belong and will be left behind,” and by doing so we are creating a society that is not tolerant. We may be tolerant of the group, but we are aloof to the person we meet on the street because we are afraid we might offend them, even if our attempt is to be genuinely kind, pleasant and generous.

We are creating a society no longer based on morals and Godly principals, but on the idea that anything goes, and for the 99% of us that are not like a particular group, we must be tolerant of the group, no matter how it affects us or the one’s we love. In our attempt to be tolerant, without the moral backing of Bible-based principals, we are becoming more intolerant. And instead of bringing us closer together, it is really tearing us apart.

In our attempts to be more tolerant of other groups, in what they represent or in their actions, we are watering down our own representation and actions in society—we are becoming intolerant of ourselves simple bec

ertain groups, like pushing certain shaped pegs through certain shaped holes, we are leaving those who don’t fit behind. We are preached “If you aren’t part of a group, you don’t belong and will be left behind,” and by doing so we are creating a society that is not tolerant. We may be tolerant of the group, but we are aloof to the person we meet on the street because we are afraid we might offend them, even if our attempt is to be genuinely kind, pleasant and generous.

We are creating a society no longer based on morals and Godly principals, but on the idea that anything goes, and for the 99% of us that are not like a particular group, we must be tolerant of the group, no matter how it affects us or the one’s we love. In our attempt to be tolerant, without the moral backing of Bible-based principals, we are becoming more intolerant. And instead of bringing us closer together, it is really tearing us apart.

In our attempts to be more tolerant of other groups, in what they represent or in their actions, we are watering down our own representation and actions in society—we are becoming intolerant of ourselves simple bec

t anything goes, and for the 99% of us that are not like a particular group, we must be tolerant of the group, no matter how it affects us or the one’s we love. In our attempt to be tolerant, without the moral backing of Bible-based principals, we are becoming more intolerant. And instead of bringing us closer together, it is really tearing us apart.

In our attempts to be more tolerant of other groups, in what they represent or in their actions, we are watering down our own representation and actions in society—we are becoming intolerant of ourselves simple because we disagree or disapprove what others say, represent or do, or at least because the “mainstream” tells us this. Are we tolerant? No, we are intolerant, and becoming more intolerant than ever.