The paradox of tolerance is simply factually incorrect when it comes to speech. The existence of intolerant speech doesn't exclude anyone. People who are offended don't have to listen. The paradox of tolerance only exists when people or groups are taking action to exclude others. And we don't have blanket tolerance for actions, only for speech. Someone is free to talk the talk of intolerance, but the moment talk turns into action the law swoops in and takes them away.

In short, the paradox of tolerance doesn't hold true at all when we're talking about blanket freedom of speech. If we were talking about anarchy, blanket freedom not just of speech but of actions, then yes the paradox of tolerance comes into play. Some