Toleration is good for all or it is good for all none (ID:520080)

The modern world is famous for the fact that they began to strive to be tolerant of other people. For example, be tolerant of people who do not look like an ordinary person on the basis of some characteristics. These are representatives of LGBT people, various subcultures, people with disabilities and disabilities. All these people are worthy to live in peace with the rest of society without reproach or persecution. Despite the fact that tolerance came into our lives around the 21st century, it was talked about long before that. An Anglo-Irish public figure, Edmund Burke once said "Toleration is good for all or it is good for all none." To be honest, it was difficult for me to understand what exactly he wanted to convey to people, but I still formed the main theses of the meaning of his quote.