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After a college professor gave a long lecture, he concluded, "And so you can see that there are no absolutes. Are there any questions?"
One student raised his hand and ask, "Are you sure?"
"I am absolutely sure!" the professor answered.
It's "politically correct" to be "tolerant," which means to respect everyone's opinions, no matter how bizarre they might be. If you should disagree, those preaching tolerance will immediately despise you for being intolerant, which makes them intolerant. They are intolerant of intolerant people. That's as hypocritical as someone saying, "Your impatience is driving me crazy!"