Tolerance undoubtedly involves “the question of right or wrong.” In fact, one can debate that tolerance is not always the answer to “the question of right or wrong.” For example, those who tolerate racism do not necessarily believe racism is right. However, if those who tolerate racism do not proclaim that racism is wrong, then they will be drowned out by the voices of those who say that racism is right. How will one know that racism is wrong if they never hear racism is wrong? Tolerating evils such as racism is not the solution to abolishing racism; tolerance only perpetuates these evils. Furthermore, the Holocaust was not entirely the work of the elite Nazi leaders; the blame can also fall upon at least thousands of German citizens who joined
