Do you hate certain people?

[ANNEE]

I'm surprised you did not know this. Or are you asking rhetorically?

I’ve already indicated I know the source. 

Then added — it has evolved.

[FlyersFan]

Why use the term “Liberal” WOKE?

Why not just WOKE?

Cuz only liberals go woke.

Others know what a woman really is, aren't perpetual victims, and don't divert to identity politics to explain life.

[quintessentone]

Cuz only liberals go woke.

Others know what a woman really is, aren't perpetual victims, and don't divert to identity politics to explain life.

What/who you hate is very apparent.

[FlyersFan]

Let's keep it simple and on topic:

Those that abuse children and animals.

I got barrels of deserved hate for those people.

Which was what prompted me to start the thread.
I read/heard about a man who abused animals and got caught.
My immediate reaction wasn't christian love and prayer for him.
My immediate reaction was intense passionate dislike which is the definition of hate.
Not just for his actions, but for him as well.

[FlyersFan]

What/who you hate is very apparent.

  Weak and lame.   (as usual)

My statement is accurate.

Cuz only liberals go woke.

Others know what a woman really is, aren't perpetual victims, and don't divert to identity politics to explain life.

[quintessentone]

  Weak and lame.   (as usual)

My statement is accurate.

Cuz only liberals go woke.

Others know what a woman really is, aren't perpetual victims, and don't divert to identity politics to explain life.

I consider anyone who plays the elitists' game of Them vs. Us for control over the people to be weak and lame.

Hate for some is a shield against personal growth and understanding.

[FlyersFan]

I consider anyone who plays the elitists' game of Them vs. Us for control over the people to be week and lame.

You spelled weak wrong.
And if that were true you'd hate the woke left.
Cuz' thats what they are all about.   

[Good Bacteria]

Hate can be a real powerhouse for good! I mean, who doesn’t love a bit of hate as a motivator for change? Nothing screams “let’s fix the world” quite like an explosive rage-fueled march! Activism? More like a hate-fueled pep rally for the angry!

And hey, hate is fantastic for clarifying your values! Who needs introspection when you can just point fingers and shout? “I’m against THAT!” becomes the new personal mantra, giving everyone a super strong sense of self—at least until they realize they don’t actually know what they stand for.

Oh, and let’s not forget the delightful way hate brings awareness to social issues! Because nothing promotes understanding of systemic injustice quite like a raging mob. It’s practically a masterclass in empathy, right? Just set the stage with a little chaos and watch the conversations bloom!

And speaking of chaos, there’s nothing quite like a shared hatred for a common foe to forge those lovely bonds of unity! Forget friendship—let’s all rally around a good old-fashioned enemy! Because when you come together in blind fury, it’s practically a recipe for a harmonious community, isn’t it?

So yes, while hate can wreak havoc and tear a society apart, don’t you just love how it occasionally nudges us towards action? If only we could harness that warm, fuzzy feeling for something uplifting… but hey, where’s the fun in that, right?
Smh.

[FlyersFan]

Hate can be a real powerhouse for good! 

It's just fine to hate things that are evil or bad.
Yes, that can push people to make good things happen.

[quintessentone]

You spelled weak wrong.
And if that were true you'd hate the woke left.
Cuz' thats what they are all about.   

Yeah, my priority is not spelling like it is yours.

Anyway, politics again? Is that from where the hate emanates? Or does the Them vs. Us control tactic work to keep you in your comfort zone while everything around you goes to shit?

It is indeed Them vs. Us, but you have identified both of the sides wrong.