text: It's not a question of supporting "intolerant cultures", I think it's about not supporting the intolerant "aspects" of cultures. If we go around labelling an entire culture as wholly intolerant then we lose the opportunity to find common ground and a starting place to address what we find to be intolerant. Just today there was an article about skewed sex ratios in children of Indo-Canadian women of Punjabi origin. Does this mean we label Punjabi's as intolerant? Or Indians as a whole? If we see this as sexual discrimination then how do we reconcile it with the fact that Catholicism doesn't allow female priests? Is Catholicism therefore intolerant? Or is this acceptable since it's only restricting females, not aborting them? Is Catholicism even a "culture" or is it just a religion? Do we label all Muslims as intolerant just because of the actions of some? Do we label all Christians as intolerant because there are some who oppose same sex marriage? This isn't history, it's happening now.