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u/frankxanders · 6 pointsr/gatesopencomeonin

Starting from quickest read:

This short comic strip summarizes it fairly well
While Wikipedia shouldn't be the only source you read about a topic, it's a good starting point, and sources for Wikipedia pages are often great next steps for research
The 1965 work "Critique of Pure Tolerance" is another good read, and often considered unofficial required reading for poli-sci students
Karl Popper, author of "The Open Society and its Enemies" is typically credited as the first to explore the idea

u/becauseyoureachicken · -7 pointsr/slatestarcodex

Good stuff. This is precisely what the paradox of tolerance means

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I would highly recommend this read to anyone to fully understand the arguments being made bc they are very applicable to this