Tolerance on Townhall

• The Coddling of College Hate Crime Hoaxers Wed Mar 6
  Michelle Malkin
  American college campuses are the most fertile grounds for fake hate. They're marinated in identity politics and packed with self-indulgent, tenured radicals suspended in the 1960s. In the name of enlightenment and tolerance, these institutions of higher learning breed a corrosive culture of left-wing self-victimization. Take my alma mater, Oberlin College. Please. ... more
• Philippines urges tolerance as Malaysia rushes troops to Sabah Mon Mar 4
  Reuters News
• Fundamentalist? Fine by Me Mon Mar 4
  Mike Adams
  Hi Mike. Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is also Mike, although that may be about the extent of our commonalities. But that is okay. Our strength in in our diversity! Indeed, I am writing to offer a diverse perspective on an email you sent to numerous subordinates using your East Carolina University email address. ... more
• Kerry: Americans Have a "Right to be Stupid" Tue Feb 26
  Washington, D.C.
  In his first official overseas tour, Secretary of State John Kerry urged students to be tolerant of all views, even if they are unpopular or offensive. ... more
• U.S. Covering Up and Revising Islamic Ties to Terrorism Thu Dec 27
  Rachel Alexander
  The Obama administration is following the direction of the United Nations and suppressing any mention of radical Islam's association with terrorism. Even the word “terrorism” is being censored because it has become associated with Islam. Remember President George W. Bush's “War on Terror?” The phrase has disappeared, even though terrorist attacks are increasing. Obama has stopped using the phrase. ... more
• Beyond the Supreme Court: A Guide to Settling Gay Marriage Fri Dec 14
  Mark Davis
  As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to tackle two gay marriage issues, those of us looking for some sweeping overall conclusions on the issue should temper our expectations. ... more
• Ads preaching tolerance going up in NYC subway Mon Oct 8
  AP News
• French minister pledges zero tolerance for Islamists Thu Sep 27
  Reuters News
• Free Speech Isn't the Problem Fri Sep 21
  Jonah Goldberg
  Amidst all of the talk of religious tolerance and the hand-wringing over free speech in recent days, one salient fact is often lost or glossed over: What we face are not broad questions about the limits of free speech or the importance of religious tolerance, but rather a very specific question about the limits of Muslim tolerance and the unimportance of free speech to much of the Muslin world. ... more
• Euro imams, rabbis pledge zero tolerance for hate preachers Wed Sep 5
  Reuters News
• Can a Muslim Lead the Christian Campus Club? Fri Apr 6
  Michael Brown
  If we follow the logic of the Supreme Court, a Muslim could lead the Intervarsity Christian Fellowship club on your local campus. As absurd as this sounds, it is the very real, potential outcome of some recent Court rulings, and it is in keeping with the decisions made independently by a number of colleges and universities. ... more
• In Search of Tolerance in Lexington? Don't Look to the Government Fri Mar 30
  Bryan Beauman
  Something big is brewing in Lexington, Ky., and as difficult as it might be for some sports fans to believe, the implications are far greater than the University of Kentucky-Louisville Final Four match-up on March 31. At stake are fairness, tolerance, diversity, constitutionally protected rights, taxpayer dollars, and local jobs. ... more
• Spanish strike to test tolerance for austerity Thu Mar 29
  Reuters News
• 5 Uncomfortable Truths About Liberals Tue Mar 27
  John Hawkins
  When one becomes a liberal, he or she pretends to advocate tolerance, equality and peace, but hilariously, they’re doing so for purely selfish reasons. It’s the human equivalent of a puppy dog’s face: an evolutionary tool designed to enhance survival, reproductive value and status. ... more
• Turkey's Jewish narrative: tolerance and dark side Fri Feb 24
  AP News
• Tolerance Is Still Not a Two-Way Street Tue Feb 7
  Michael Brown
  Mike Adams recently reported on the landmark ruling of the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in the Julea Ward case, noting that the decision eloquently defended “fundamental religious freedom against a full-frontal assault from the LGBT community.” In the court’s own words, “Tolerance is a two-way street. Otherwise, the rule mandates orthodoxy, not anti-discrimination.” ... more
• US sees progress in Russian tolerance of protests Wed Dec 14
  AP News
• US, Muslim governments address religious tolerance Mon Dec 12
  AP News
• Sri Lanka tells UN it is acting to curb torture Tue Nov 8
  AP News
• Delegitimizing the Delegitimizers Mon Nov 7
  Caroline Glick
  You have to hand it to the Palestinians. They decided to abandon the peace process and seek international recognition of the "State of Palestine" - a state in a de facto state of war with Israel. And they are pursuing their goal relentlessly. ... more
• Former general leads polls for Guatemala president Sun Nov 6
  AP News
• 5 things you need to know about IPOs Thu Nov 3
  AP News
• Today in History Thu Nov 3
  AP News
• What's Wrong with 'Tolerance'? Wed Nov 2
  Robert Morrison
  Abdullah Saeed’s article is an eloquent expression of the need for greater openness within Islam. He concedes that the strong case he makes for religious liberty is not observed in Muslim majority countries today. ... more
• Fire at French newspaper after Muhammad issue Wed Nov 2
  AP News

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