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Wrong. The most tolerated prejudice is the hatred of those who who are prejudiced. It might sound counter-intuitive, but when you say that a person is immoral or somehow "evil" if they disagree with your point of view (no matter what your opinion is) you are being prejudiced against them.
And in regards to making fun of someone's race or religion >>9 proves you wrong again. Caucasians are the only racial group that it is politically correct to slander. Christianity is the one religious group that receives the most flak for Western society's problems.
Please explain why you believe that prejudice against people whose guilt or innocence you cannot prove is justified, and how this works with your other feelings about prejudice. I'd love to hear your logic.

Let me just say that I am not "homophobic". I do not fear homosexuals. In fact, I have several homosexual friends. But that does not mean that my opinions about their condition will change.