I infer very little, but recall a great deal. In this case, the mind blowing number of people I have known who felt obligated to embrace EVERYTHING without considering the ramifications. The bumper sticker was a convenient symbol of that mindset because I have known so many people to adopt it on that basis, but obviously my concerns are with the mindset rather than the bumper sticker. Next time I promise I will elaborate further to avoid the confusion one line responses apparently create.

You know, and I know you know, my problems with moral relativism are real and widespread within that philosophy though. Dismissing those valid objections with "lol, intolerance" is both counterproductive and inconsistent with "tolerance." The notion of "tolerating everything but intolerance" is just a rationalization for saying, "I support everything I support." Is a little internal consistency too much to ask of enlightenment? It may not permit (tends to discourage, in fact) self-righteously patting ourselves on the back, but is far more constructive. "Few things are hard, many complex," but "what is truth?" is still just a question, not an answer.