THE PROBLEM OF

TOLERANCE

The problem of tolerance is one of the

biggest problems of our times.

TOLERANCE is allowing somebody

else to have their opinions, likes and

beliefs. Tolerance also means accepting

somebody else’s behaviour.

Very often we can see that some people

don’t respect others because of their

clothes, life style, appearance or behavior.

It happens almost everywhere: at school, at

work, on the streets or in the shops. A group

of people usually talk about another person

in bad words.

The reason for such behaviour is usually

very simple and banal. A small imperfection

is enough and people don’t notice this

person, don’t talk with him, they even don’t

want to be in the nearest neighbourhood.

Even people who claim that they are

tolerant sometimes act in a completely

different manner.

No tolerance for faith has it’s roots already

in ancient times. Today, despite the fact that

this is a problem somewhat lesser

importance, however, there are cases of

ridicule and disrespect of religious values.

Understanding in our world are not even

Jehovah's Witnesses and Muslims.

No tolerance can be observed also in

our homes. This applies mainly to

parents of teenage children. Intervening

in their love lives and choices of future

competition is a lack of trust and

respect for their decision. Often parents

decide who the young man is to be in

the future, for which university to go,

who to tie.

The Civil War broke out in North America

because of a difference of opinion about

people with dark skin. The idea was that

they were slaves, servants to their masters,

without their own opinion, quietly and

humbly performing his job. No respect titer

nor to the life or the assets

The Second World War broke out for the

same reason. Adolf Hitler did not show an

ounce of tolerance towards not only other

countries, but also to their friends. The

extermination of the Jews is the best

example.

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