Society is tolerant of diversity in people.

Is it? Certainly hasn't been the experience of my two autistic daughters who had years of difficulty and which led to real problems for a decade or so each during later later schooling and early work years. Both are now doing much better but it's been a long uphill battle for them. The same of my two sons but society is much more tolerant (but bit fully) off their symptoms as they tend to be viewed as 'male' tendencies, just severely amplified.

It's only just within my lifetime that we stopped beating kids for being left-handed.

Doesn't feel that as a foreigner in Japan during the current election cycle, I'll tell you that.

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Serious question: what's your skin color and where do you live?

Edit: looks like white guy from Norway which explains why you'd think that.