Why is tolerance infuriated?

Ekaterina Krongauz and Andrei Babitsky, with the examples of LGBT activists, the Orthodox Church and Nobel laureates, discuss what tolerance and tolerance, where they come from, why every individual person needs them and how they help to restrain society from violence.

In this issue:

00:00-Why did LGBT activist Mikhail Chernyak write an open letter to the Great Council of Orthodox Churches?

4:00 - Why does adulture and sex before marriage do not publicly condemn, but gays condemn gay?

5:54 - Why do gays need recognition of the Russian Orthodox Church?

7:40 - Why do we believe that the Russian Orthodox Church can stop the pogroms?

8:45 - Can a confectioner as a private person refuse to make a cake for a wedding of two gays?

9:24 - Why do Katya and Andrey refuse to properly stress in the word “cakes”?

10:09 - Why can't you force a creative person to do a job that he does not want to do? And what does Herman Sterligov have to do with it?

11:54 - Why sincerely maintain same -sex marriages - this is not tolerance?

12:32-Does the state official have the right not to register a gay broca if gay marks are allowed by the state?

13:18 - Can a private bus company make a separate door for blacks?

14:37 - Why does the struggle for tolerance cause rejection of some people?

16:32 - Why can anyone refuse to provide any services to another if he does not like him?

17:15 - Where does the aversion to non -wealthy come from in tolerant people?

18:22 - Where did the religious tolerance come from in America?

19:28 - Why are most Americans hesitate to talk about their political beliefs?

21:45 - Why are everyone who publicly expresses their opinion should be ready to get it up for it?

24:01 - Why can not anyone tell anyone out loud that he says nonsense?

25:48 - Is it possible to be offended at all if you are an adult?

27:46 - Why are society and a person not protected from bullying for any reason?

29:00 - Why does not tolerance arise without innocent sacrifices?

29:41 - What is Safe Space and why do we need it?

31:52 - Who plants tolerance and tolerance among us?

35:30 - How to be tolerant of those who we do not like (even to homeopaths)?

36:50 - Why real tolerance is when you do not give a damn?

39:27 - What did the Nobel laureate James Watson guilty?

42:27 - The only phrase of Margarita Simonyan, with whom Andrei Babitsky agrees

44:01 - Why in the struggle for tolerance you need excesses?

47:00 - Why is any big dispute a big blessing?

48:04 - Why does not one of the disputes about equality ends quickly and without a fight by banners?