Ah, but Deepak, it's not mathematical. The order of terms
  matters. Intolerant tolerance does not equate to tolerant
  intolerance. They're quite different. If you are tolerant in an
  intolerant fashion is different from being intolerant in a
  tolerant fashion. For example, you may decide ONLY tolerance is
  acceptable. That becomes intolerant tolerance. Or you may decide
  that ONLY these things are acceptable but you are tolerant of
  those things you do not accept. That is tolerant intolerance. --
  Oh gosh, I wasn't talking about violence... I don't think.
  Rather, it is the intolerance of one who says, "I am intolerant
  towards intolerance because I am tolerant" vs the one who says,
  "I am tolerant of tolerance even within my intolerance".

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