Intolerance

[Tina]

Want of capacity to endure; as, intolerance of light.

[Dave Paprocki]

The desire to [censor] viewpoints dissenting from ones own.

Attempts [to carry] out [censorship] of dissenting viewpoints.

[Oralee]

Usually practiced by those on [the left] of the [political spectrum] when they are confronted with an [opinion] or belief that is different than theirs.

[Sommer]

A [justifiable] [reaction] to all the [assholes] out there.

[Gregory]

Usually used to describe a characteristic of someone who is to the right of you in the political spectrum or morally superior. When all other defenses of ones preference to have sex with other members of the same gender fails, [trot out] the intolerance card.
Nearly a [capital offense] to be in possession of such; i.e., tolerance of all other religeons, races, [sexual proclivities], etc., is more important than any other characteristic one may possess. Note, however, than other religeons (notably Muslim) offer no such reciprocity and in fact, want to kill you because you are not like them.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

[What the world] needs in an age when politicians, principals, and pastors seem to create their own moral truth—when [situational] [morality] is the new normal.

[Hina Muqadas]

[Intolerance] = [islam]
islam = [intolerance]

[Agnes]

Used to describe a [grouping] of [rednecks] [gathered] together in one place at one time.

[Renato]

Unwillingness to accept views, beliefs, or behaviour that differ from one

[Monty]

the fact of refusing to accept ideas, beliefs, or behaviour that are different from your own: