The left has said that pander ing to those who have found it possible to tolerate the war until now would only serve to drive frustrated youth in the move ment to more extreme and even violent forms of opposition.
They had tolerated the wars of Italian and German unification, and they would tolerate the Balkan Wars against the Ottoman Empire in 1912 13 and the great war in 1914.
This is the female in her who is not able to tolerate the horrors of war.
In the belief that women, the "mother half of humanity," could no longer tolerate the destruction engendered by war, WPP members traveled to the Netherlands in April 1915 to meet with other women from warring and neutral nations at the first international women's meeting to be focused on peace.
"We have economic problems, we have other problems, there is inflation, but people are tolerating it because the war is going great," said Premaratne Dawatage, whose son is in the navy, describing the country's mood the other day at a crowded bus stand here in the capital.
Why do we tolerate the threat of another world war in our name?
Continue to indefinitely tolerate the current reality of American war powers - that once someone swears an oath "to defend the Constitution of the United States" on January 20th, we hand them the keys to the Pentagon to employ at their sole discretion.
Do you really think that the American people will tolerate you widening the war beyond Afghanistan?
Obama forced McChrystal's resignation because he said that while would tolerate debate on the war policy, he would not tolerate the kind of division created by the article – in which the general and his staff accused the US ambassador to Kabul of undermining the war, called the president's national security adviser "a joke", and mocked the vice-president, Joe Biden.
Instead of tolerating endless war in Afghanistan, we need to demand that the United States pay reparations for the suffering and destruction it has already caused.
An Indian soldier is so lacerated by war that he cannot tolerate the sound of bullets; a Kashmiri teenager is turned so upside-down by violence and death that she communicates by means of a doll; a psychiatrist calmly but desperately tries to engage in talks with both sides.
