Institutional toleration claims ordinarily present noninterference as a discretionary and revocable permission. Where the other party possesses a claim-right against interference—or an immunity against unilateral alteration—the tolerator is not graciously permitting conduct but complying with a duty. Calling this “toleration” can therefore misdescribe the normative relationship and, in some circumstances, attempt to manufacture authority through discourse.
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