No, intolerance causes the distruction of 
society. At the height of their civilization, 
some of the art of the greek and roman is now 
considered to be pornographic. Arguments have 
been made that the intolerant theme in 
Christianity helped the fall of the Roman empire. 
Fighting between Christians, the greek and roman 
churches, intolerance for each other's 
ideologies, weakened the Bzyantium empire and 
caused its fall. During the middle ages, the Arab 
world was the most advance civilization of its 
age -- science, literature, medicine. . . . If 
you ever read A Thousand and One Nights, the 
literature was also a little risque. It was a 
very tolerant community back then, with ghettos 
for different groups, with ideas flowing back and 
forth between them. It was at the head of the 
world, now you'd be pressed to make the same 
claim.

If we start persecuting people for things they 
engage with their own consent, we will destroy 
ourselves. History has proven that time and time 
again.