A "chain of errors" is the unsatisfying conclusion so far, with blame pinned on weak processes, "misconduct and shortcomings", and some overly-tolerant "mindsets".
Utility A's managers argued, with no prompting from us, that this reflects both the different mindset of private corporations, and different expectations of users, who are less tolerant of restrictions from private companies.
Thus, gays, Christians, Jews, Yazidis, Baha'i, Muslims, journalists, cartoonists, police officers, soldiers, women, and other symbols of an open, pluralistic, and tolerant society have all been in the crosshairs of the foot soldiers of this warped mindset.
A study before the London mayoral elections by Michal Garapich of the University of Roehampton among the half-million or east European migrants registered to vote in the capital showed a generally conservative mindset, politically somewhat disengaged, but worried about crime, school discipline and family breakdown, with blunt yet tolerant views on other minorities.
Mayor calm, judicious, tolerant.
Yet they remain tolerant.
