We would also expect the critics of tolerance to extend their complaints and resentments to these other virtues, which of course they don’t. Place tolerance among the virtues and we soon discover that its instabilities are hardly unique, just as the moral traps it lays for those weak in virtue are hardly exceptional. At the same time, we will discover that tolerance does have an unusual relation to its semblances. Combine this unusual relation with the psychological dynamics it shares with the virtues in general, and we find that tolerance does indeed generate special opportunities for confusion and thus for resentment.34foot 34 Do these opportunities for dispute, confusion, and resentment attach to tolerance alone? No, but they are unusual, shared only with those virtues that we tend to confuse with their semblances—pride, docility, self-reliance, piety, humility, and the like.