n. 2. The quality of being forbearing; indulgence toward offenders or enemies; long-suffering.
Every time a tax collector gets a check instead of a punch in the nose, that's forbearance.
Every time an ICE or DEA or FBI thug ends his shift at home in the recliner with a beer, instead of in a drawer with a tag tied to his toe, that's forbearance.
Every time a member of Congress finishes a "town hall" event with refreshments and photo opps instead of face to face with a barrel of tar and a sack of feathers, that's forbearance.
The American people exercise a lot of forbearance.
But probably not an unlimited amount of it.
Their self-appointed masters would be wise to keep that in mind.
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