Indulgence (n.) is a parent saying yes now so somebody else will have to say no later.
Indulgence (n.) is dessert that comes with a speech about how you never do this.
Indulgence (n.) is like opening a window in a house you still have to heat.
An Indulgence (n.) stops being one the moment it happens twice in the same week.
Racial tolerance (n.) is like tolerating a medication's side effects, which tells you who got cast as the side effect.
Racial tolerance (n.) is putting up with neighbors, which is not the same as having them.
Racial tolerance (n.) is the low bar that mistook itself for a ceiling.
Racial tolerance (n.) is the least a person can do, which is why it collects so much praise.
Religious tolerance (n.) is like keeping the music down for the neighbours: it asks nothing about what you believe, only how loud.
Religious tolerance (n.) is tested at the planning meeting for the new mosque, not at the interfaith breakfast.
Religious tolerance (n.) is permission to differ that stops at the property line.
Religious tolerance (n.) is easiest to extend to the faiths that have no congregation in your town
Repressive tolerance (n.) is Herbert Marcuse's argument that tolerating all views equally can protect the powerful and blunt real dissent.
Repressive tolerance (n.) is permission granted so the protest stays inside the lobby.
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