He also dislikes prohibition, hypocrisy, and all forms of intolerance.
All ideologies of exclusion, all forms of intolerance, all fanaticisms; the xenophobia that attempts to develop the logic of hatred, will find the Republic in its way," he said.
In 1981, the General Assembly issued a nonbinding international human rights instrument entitled the Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief.
"It is about redesigning the entire system, from top to bottom, saving those positive achievements, including full sovereignty, while throwing away the disastrous economic apparatus of the state, the institutional centralism and all forms of intolerance, rigidity, and the abuse of power," Mr. Amuchastegui said.
A soccer fan himself, Francis said, "To win, we must overcome individualism, selfishness, all forms of racism, intolerance, and manipulation of people.
"All forms of hate and intolerance are unacceptable, irrespective of place or perpetrator.
Griffith found the protests against his film to be a form of intolerance.
To some conservatives, that kind of activism was itself a form of intolerance, an imposition of political correctness.
The dispute reflects the ever deeper secularization of European life that, in the eyes of some religious leaders, has mutated into a form of intolerance.
While adding that he would "condemn any person who attacks a journalist verbally or physically," he added, referring to the media, that he could "understand the attitude of those people who are exasperated by a form of intolerance and bias".
Both a lawyer and a philosophy professor, he advocated the independent use of healthy reason, fought against prejudice, against belief in any of the then prevailing superstitions, against any form of (religious) persecution, against the witch-hunt and the use of torture, and in general, against any form of intolerance.
