EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

Can you define "intolerance?"

I would define "intolerance" as:

Religion is written into laws
So, LGBT people cannot get married (NI)
I cannot have an abortion when raped or when I just can't take care of a kid (pretty normal, yeah? life happens) (NI)

Not "I don't agree with your reasoning"

Fascism is "is a form of radical authoritarian nationalism that came to prominence in early 20th-cent" so what that has to do with a thread where people have often anti-nationalistic* views is a little lost on me.

*nationalism defined as the excluding version Brexit is peddling, not the SNP version

This post is interesting (to me) in that it shows just how easy is it to say something so divisive, and so empty of substance.

I mean - 'PC community' - Who or what is that? 'Show just how intolerant' - where, when, how? 'Other people's views' - who? where? 'a new Fascism' - by what definition of fascism - are we co-opting words to mean whatever we want now?

PC community?

People who like PC Music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MQUleX1PeA

People on personal computers?

You learn something new every day.

And today I learned yer a complete bastard.

Did you get triggered?

Anyone who believe that political correctness is a real thing are pigeon tosser.