Kiddo
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You are the one who said brought the issue of sympathy and respect into the tolerance issue before.
Please point out in this thread where I said anything about "sympathy" or "respect" before you came in and mentioned it. Where in my OP does it mention how those are associated with tolerance? At what point in this thread was it even an issue? The fact of the matter is, you decided to come into this thread, not even bothering to read the OP, and drag dirt from an old thread into this one just to be condescending and rude. All you have managed to do is troll my thread from your first post because you apparently still held some sort of grudge from the our last thread. I find that to be incredibly immature.
When I said that I could sympathize with people but not tolerate their behaviors, you said that sympathy was the same as respect.
And what does that have to do with the definition of tolerance?
Now in this thread, you have the audicity to accuse others of making up definitions to words without regard for word meanings, which is seems sort of hypocritical based on our previous discussion.
Oh, so you came into this thread with an agenda. You felt I was making up words, even though I had a source for my definitions. And you felt it was your duty to come in and argue about how I am such a "hypocrite". This from a person who rejected the actual definition of "analogy" because you didn't like an analogy I used.
Your continued use of the word troll does not affect me one way or the other.
It usually doesn't affect trolls.
I could easily have sympathy for someone I didn't respect and I gave you an example. Furthermore I have already given you my definition of sympathy from the dictionary itself, which you disagreed with, saying sympathy meant respect instead. You said it was mere semantics.
And I provided my own definitions from a dictionary, which you outright ignored, and then had the audacity to accuse me of making up.
I have nothing else to say, as your behavior speaks for itself and you know it.