Quote by Aleister Crowley

Intolerance is evidence of impotence.

Intolerance is evidence of impotence.

Summary

This quote suggests that intolerance is a reflection of weakness or powerlessness. When a person or group is intolerant, it is often because they feel threatened or fearful of differences, viewpoints, or beliefs that challenge their own. This intolerance reflects their inability to accept or tolerate these differences, indicating a lack of inner strength and confidence. Essentially, the quote implies that those who are intolerant demonstrate a sense of powerlessness as they struggle to coexist with diversity.

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Tolerance

By Aleister Crowley

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