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" "يرى البعض أن مصطلح التسامح هو مصطلح مبهم وهو مصطلح لامتسامح: حيث إنه يفترض، بالفعل، وفقاً لرافضيه، بأنه يمكن لنا الاعتقاد بأن شخصا ما غير مقبول بشكل أساسي، أو أنه أدنى منا مرتبة (وخلاصة القول فإنه من الأفضل تحاشيه)، بيد أننا نتسامح معه من مبدأ الأدب أو إيثاراً لمبدأ السلامة.
Umberto Eco (5 January 1932 – 19 February 2016) was an Italian philosopher, semiotician, essayist, literary critic, and novelist, most famous for his novel The Name of the Rose (1980), an intellectual mystery combining semiotics in fiction, biblical analysis, medieval studies and literary theory.
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"Комунистите твърдят, че религията е опиумът за народите. Вярно е, защото помага да се държат изкъсо поданиците ...
...бих казал, че религията е кокаинът на народите, защото религията е тласкала и тласка хората към войни, към избиване на неверниците и това е така и с християните, и с мюсюлманите, и с другите идолопоклонници, а пък ако преди негрите в Африка се задоволяваха само с кланета помежду си, мисионерите ги покръстиха и ги превърнаха в колониална армия, много подходяща да умира на фронта и да изнасилва бели жени едва-що влязла в града. Човеците никога не причиняват зло с толкова убеденост и ентусиазъм, колкото когато го правят по силата на религиозните си убеждения."
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You cannot change the world with ideas. People with few ideas are less likely to make mistakes; they follow what everyone else does and are no trouble to anyone; they're successful, make money, find good jobs, enter politics, receive honours; they become famous writers, academics, journalists. Can anyone who is so good at looking after their own interests really be stupid? I'm the stupid one, the one who wanted to go tilting at windmills.
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The emperor of the Latins — who hasn't been a Latin himself since the days of Charlemagne — is the successor of the Roman emperors — the ones of Rome, I mean, not those of Constantinople. But to make sure he's emperor, he has to be crowned by the pope, because the law of Christ has swept away the false law, the law of liars. To be crowned by the pope, the emperor also has to be recognized by the cities of Italy, and each of them kind of goes his own way, so he has to be crowned king of Italy — provided, naturally, that the Teutonic princes have elected him. Is that clear?