Cliffe Knechtle

Emotional fragility shown by, oh gosh, Donald Trump won the election.

We got to go to the crying room.

That's pathetic.

My dad, when he was 18 years old, was up in the mountains of Switzerland with a rifle.

And his dad was on the front lines, my grandpa, as Hitler's panzer divisions approached.

What a stark contrast.

Talk about some emotional strength back at the time of World War II and some emotional fragility today.

It's amazing.

Secondly, although the questions are the same, there's a different definition of tolerance.

When I started, tolerance was defined as we disagree, but we're still going to respect each other.

Then it moved to everything's equally valid.

So tolerance just means making sure that you understand that there are no contradictions in life.

If you're an atheist or a theist or a Christian or a Jew or a Buddhist or a Muslim, you're all saying the same thing.

And I would argue that's being brain dead.

I think that's very disrespectful.

No, I don't agree with an atheist.

An atheist does not agree with me.

That has nothing to do with tolerance.

Tolerance is respecting each other in spite of the fact that we have disagreements.

And then now we've morphed today into tolerance is canceling people.