However not all shared my "live and let live" sentiments.
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Sharing, live and let live, you can fail and come backwards.
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It's more of a 'live and let live' sort of feeling here.
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I just live and let live, I'm not going to hall-monitor anyone.
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This is not handled with a live-and-let-live spirit of bilingualism.
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In live-and-let-live aloha spirit, I do not molest the animal.
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Ill play the role of god and decide who a let live and die.
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While Kardashian West can live and let live, West's fans aren't always so forgiving.
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", "Love, and Let Live," and "The Harms of the Pill and Other Hormonal Contraceptives.
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Live and let live won't always do, and privacy isn't necessarily the highest good.
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"(To) those who are against this, we say live and let live," said Castillo.
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But my mom doesn't have such a live-and-let-live relationship with Facebook.
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You'd think people would be able to live and let live on this one.
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" The former Beatle, meanwhile, said the comments were a case of "live and let live.
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Some conservatives back a status quo of globalised economies and live-and-let-live societies.
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But "Live and Let Live" is still invoked by Wyomingites to police other people's differences.
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In marriage, the motto of the future may be "live and let live," he said.
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To be "based" is to live and let live, no matter what you look like.
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Anton's philosophy was very live-and-let-live, which Jayne Mansfield would have responded to.
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Ms. McGrath said she has adopted a "live and let live" policy with the bar.
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Or will it take the more tolerant, inclusive, live-and-let-live approach of Barnette?
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We're live-and-let-live about sexuality, accept man-made climate change and believe in evolution.
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Lord Melton is with him, and he recognizes the man he once let live after Culloden.
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The lustful, live-and-let-live Regency would become the laced and hypocritical age of Victoria.
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It's known for ranchers, Mormons, and live-and-let-live attitudes toward gambling and sex work.
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In practice, there is frequently a live-and-let-live dynamic between referees and hyperactive coaches.
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This allows for a diverse society where we can live and let live with our differences.
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In fact, places that accept foreign words with a live-and-let-live attitude are the exceptions.
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" Ms. Fitzpatrick acknowledged that "we really tried to have a `live and let live' view on this.
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But his live-and-let-live mentality about the film's reviews does come with a grain of salt.
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"In the larger context of religious liberty, I think people want to live and let live," Lamborn said.
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Some commentators said his live-and-let-live sensibility is rooted in his own less-than-tidy lifestyle.
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We've already seen the hard choice of who to let live and who to let die in Italy.
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That said, I take a "live and let live" approach and begrudge no one their personal interests or hobbies.
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But within those parties the social conservatives are more organised than those in the "live and let live" category.
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Lets face it, we have had a problem attracting minorities, reasonable live-and-let-live people, and even women.
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"There was one story about this guy, this Mexican guy, that he let live for free there," Brewer said.
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Thirty-five craft IPAs, bottomless bowls of dark-chocolate almonds and free "Live and let live" T-shirts. Anyway.
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Polly Sheppard, who the killer let live to relay the story of the massacre, also received $150,000, Savage said.
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Price: $69 on West Elm One of the more delightful Hufflepuff traits is their live and let live philosophy.
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In France, Quebec and even Turkey, a growing number of young Muslim women favour a live-and-let-live approach.
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I could have stepped back, live and let live when it came to the circular discs of cold, trembling meat.
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And if you do happen to run into someone, Thrillist describes the location as having "live-and-let-live" vibe.
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"We are deliberately importing Muslims who are very intolerant and don't believe in live-and-let-live," Mr. Freeman said.
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Wyoming is a 'Live and let live' state — people may disagree, but they generally don't tell their neighbor what to do.
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If threats do not exist, the Jacksonian says "live and let live" and is uninterested in interventions or nation-building overseas.
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The hashtag #LiveAndLetTutu signaled a protest from people who believe that Wyoming's State Motto, Live And Let Live, extends to everyone.
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In the months after the Christmas Truce, the live-and-let-live system the troops had developed began to break down.
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Or was he captured and executed by government officials afraid that the former police officer was too dangerous to let live?
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"Even if he gets unfair expectations from American fans, he is a live-and-let-live type of person," Yamagata said.
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Uruguay's soft approach stems from a live-and-let-live attitude, developed over two centuries of coexistence with much bigger neighbors.
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So the prosecution argued that Mr. Lee was too dangerous to let live, even in prison, and the jury sentenced him to die.
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Tonight, the splinter I let live in my thumb finally worked its way out of my flesh, the wound larger than the weapon.
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This is after all the Netherlands, a country which is famous for its live-and-let-live attitude towards other people, including parents.
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" The senior European official from the item above outlined another possible path forward to me: "There is a live and let live way through.
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Drinking bad wine encourages the love of all wine, and, really, nothing is harmful about bad wine, so why not live and let live?
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THERE are some religious-freedom arguments where even the time-honoured principle of "live and let live" fails to provide democracies with any easy answers.
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Abzug was a native New Yorker — her father, a World War I pacifist, ran a business he named the Live and Let Live Meat Market.
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David Embree, a religious studies professor at Missouri State University, said Liberal benefitted in its early years from the area's live-and-let-live frontier mentality.
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Most people in the West take a "live and let live" approach to social issues, as do a large share of the members of any conservative party.
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As children they were told that they should live and let live, to appreciate and thrive on the intrinsic differences that some seek to divide us on.
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Mr Cruz did well in New Hampshire too, coming in third even though the state's Republicans are less pious and more live-and-let-live than most.
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"At this point Democrats have been painted as the party of LGBT issues, but there are plenty of Republicans that believe 'live and let live,' " she said.
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The communists and the capitalists still grossly mistrust one another as well as the church (though Pastor Tim seems a little more live-and-let-live about it).
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He claimed that he'd discarded his ideology, along with his nom de guerre; that Europe had taught him to live and let live; that he wasn't a threat.
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"It's a live-and-let-live kind of place," said Jane Herold, a potter who turns out dinnerware from her home studio at the top of Ludlow Lane.
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She said that her philosophy was "live and let live," but that she could not think of a reason the borders should not be closed for 120 days.
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Consent has given both the Unionist and Nationalist communities the confidence needed to adopt a live-and-let-live attitude, while continuing the hard, grinding work of reconciliation.
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" He said he was arguing for mutual respect and tolerance among Wyomingites with differing beliefs and values when he repeated Wyoming's motto to Greybull students: "Live and Let Live.
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He won it by what he called a "live and let live" approach: Britain will not impede others' desire for deeper integration so long as it can opt out.
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A free, liberal society is one whose citizens live and let live, bound together not by fear and coercion, but by genuine fellow feeling, good will, and voluntary cooperation.
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Finally, Germany, England, all these places say, We're tired of these people killing each other, so we're going to make a peace settlement: religious toleration, live and let live.
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But Russia, for all its repression, is so huge, diverse and often dysfunctional that there is still plenty of space for divergent views and live-and-let-live accommodations.
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To the show's credit, later seasons make a point to calm down some of the yowling caricatures, showing the live-and-let-live tolerance that exists in this small town.
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That "live and let live" mentality extends to her respect for all fellow moms, regardless of whether they stay home with their children, work full time or something in between.
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But that small kindness typified the aloha spirit and encapsulated my experience on the Big Island — an easy, casual compassion, welcoming of others, looking simply to live and let live.
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"Do not let live poultry inside the house, in bathrooms, or especially in areas where food or drink is prepared, served, or stored, such as kitchens or outdoor patios," experts said.
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Joko Widodo, Indonesia's president, universally known as Jokowi, voiced support for "the principle of live and let live, as well as unity in diversity" (the latter phrase being Indonesia's national motto).
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The least friendly among us may skip these niceties, keep their heads bowed as they plow past those around them, but at worst they are promulgating a live-and-let-live indifference.
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" As for his views about homosexuality, Mr. Higbie said that he had recently developed some "very close friends" who are gay, and had learned that "it's a live-and-let-live thing.
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Metro Exodus is smart enough to let the player choose to live and let live, or slaughter everyone they see, but either way the player has to face the consequences of their actions.
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The Atlantis was a gay sauna in a conservative country, but given the generally live-and-let-live milieu of the Indonesian capital's night life, Mr. Handoko felt safe, if a little embarrassed.
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In 1976, members of a mostly white mob attacked all the blacks and Hispanics they could find in Washington Square Park, the heart of the supposedly peaceful, live-and-let-live Greenwich Village.
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It's his ultimate act of chivalry — finally robbing her of her story entirely and freezing her in time as his great, doomed love, the brilliant writer girl he loved too much to let live.
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Hopefully this time, it won't take years of violence and ostracization for the Supreme Court to recognize that live-and-let-live is not only better for our country, it's required by the Constitution.
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But many said people here tended to place a premium on independence, treasuring a kind of live-and-let-live attitude in which neighbors are friendly but also allow for a bit of space.
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Already under furious suspicion, but with the cycling world seemingly happy to live and let live if it meant avoiding another scandal, Armstrong returned to the professional peloton and the Tour de France in 2009.
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But Mr. DiGregorio said recent changes to legislation on gender, marriage and families had only been possible because they reflected a "live and let live" attitude toward gay rights that is widespread among many Vietnamese.
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The tweet was meant as a joke, of course; anyone who follows my work knows I have a very live-and-let-live mentality, even if I can't help but flippantly poke the hornet's nest sometimes.
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On this endearingly low-key party anthem, it asserts itself as a laissez-faire philosophy—justification to live and let live, to drink and revel, and to get yourself five tables at hibachi when the mood hits.
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I've met a lot of people from the Middle East whose beliefs are not identical with mine, but for the most part, the idea of live and let live, enjoy peace and happiness, I'm open to that.
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In the Netherlands, Karin Slaughter's "Pieces of Her" tops the list from CPNB, a book-industry trade group, and at No. 2 is a novel called "Leven en Laten Leven" ("Live and Let Live") by Hendrik Groen.
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The Facebook event she shared featured a picture of the buffalo from Wyoming's state flag overlaid with a pink tutu, and the name of the event referenced what's more or less Wyoming's state motto: Live and Let Live.
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"He talked about how many Wyoming folks take a live-and-let-live approach to life, but we need to be conscious that everyone may not react the same way to differing value and belief systems," D'Onofrio added.
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Our ethical conundrum was relatively minor (kangaroos have survived far worse than white bread), but there are bigger issues afoot that are testing Australia's sense of when to hold the line and when to live and let live.
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Reversing a Trump campaign pledge to leave marijuana policy up to the states, longtime marijuana hawk Jeff Sessions withdrew a 2013 Obama Justice Department memo that in most cases took a live-and-let-live approach to state marijuana legalization initiatives.
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Above: Tumblr's new porn toggle Tumblr has always had NSFW content, saying that its policy about this sort of material is a "live-and-let-live" kind of thing, but it draws the line at actually hosting sexually explicit videos.
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Jonta Saragih a former LGBT activist from Sumatra, now studying in the UK, said while his family weren't quick to accept him when he came out, Indonesians used to have a live and let live attitude to their country's LGBT population.
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With Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Tarantino asks the audience to reconsider which of those two legends we let live: the one of a mass murderer, or of a starlet who brought people joy and laughter at the movie theater.
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Frankly some of the debates about gender, politics of sexuality, transgender rights and so on, you can't claim that the tone—maybe that's what I'm talking about more than anything else—is a live-and-let-live tolerant shrug of the shoulders.
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But Trump's still-unsubstantiated attack on Obama has drawn almost no support outside the White House and few Republicans are willing to adopt his live-and-let-live attitude toward Russia, which he only begrudgingly acknowledged was behind the campaign hacks in January.
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It was worldly in its Asian components yet sheltered from the harshest aspects of America, including, for the most part, its racism—even if, in Mr Obama's recollections, Hawaii's live-and-let-live multiculturalism was less accommodating of his blackness than his peers assumed.
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And so when those sorts of topics started coming up, Reddit was already entrenched in "just let it go" and now it's all of a sudden ... Do you think the group that founded it was too libertarian, too live-and-let-live, let's-not-censor-anything?
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In the early ones, the roles of rival frenemy mutants Dr. Charles Xavier (he of the "live and let live" school regarding ordinary humans) and Magneto (of the "take care of them before they wipe us out" school) were played by Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen.
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In addition, the idea took hold that the tech industry was full of liberals, when in fact it is more libertarian-lite with a strong proclivity for an unusual combination of live-and-let-live social mores and "don't regulate my innovation or tax me" business attitude.
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The contemporary weakness of organized labor and the threatened status of employees has roots in the breakdown in the 1970s of the postwar capital-labor accord — what A.H. Raskin, the legendary labor reporter for The Times, called a "live-and-let-live relationship" that held sway for 30 years.
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Instead they moved across the country from Washington state in response to an essay by a young libertarian, Jason Sorens, arguing that if enough believers in limited government moved to a single state (ideally one with a small population and a "live and let live" ethos), they could exert real influence.
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Both appear to be betting that voters are so tired of what is euphemistically called the "street conditions" that they are willing to depart from the live-and-let-live San Francisco ethos and work more forcefully to put an end to the many tent encampments and public drug use.
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Thanks to Key West's longtime "live and let live" attitudes, the town has also been a popular LGBT destination for decades (it elected its first openly gay mayor in 2200.) Cruise vacationers and full and part-time residents alike love the city's abundant sunshine, fishing and water sports, nightlife and — key for vacation home hunters — 22th century wooden architecture.
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Still, many countries and cities have rolled out the welcome mat, even ones with strong religious and machismo cultures, like Spain, with its "live and let live" attitude, and Colombia, where the number of laws to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and the speed in which they were recently passed were "quite impressive," Mr. Williams said.
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