There is a word that has caused all of the upheaval in human society. This word is the foundation for the system of justice and laws that we hold dear. And this word is also the cause, directly or indirectly, of most of the greatest innovations which humankind has wrought upon this earth. This word, while being so important to so many people, is a short word, of only four letters, and a very common one at that. This word is hate.
Hate has caused some of the greatest developments in human society. The various weapons of destruction were all created in order to allow one man, who hated another, to act upon that hate. The wars that have been started were started because one group hated another, or one man hated another. On occasion a war was started by someone who did not hate those whom they went to war against. but on these occasions, it was caused by the fear, of someone who hated them, who might someday act on that hate. What have these wars caused? Death and destruction, pain and injustice, yes. But they also caused revelations, stunning achievements seen in rare few times outside them. The nuclear bomb, the airplane, and the satellite all owe their existence to one groups hate, or the fear of a some others that hate that group.
What is hatred? Some define hatred as simply wanting to harm a person, or a group. Almost everyone can agree on this, as, when they felt hate in the past, that is exactly what they desired to do. But why do we hate? In almost all cases, its a form of revenge. Not simply revenge against someone who has done something wrong to you. Revenge against someone who made you feel weaker than them, or who did something you didn't like for some reason. Revenge against the man who dares to not do things the way you do, or look the same way, feel the same way. Hate always has these components. A reason for the hatred, which in many cases is an illogical, unfounded reason, and a target, a person or group perceived as being at fault.
What is a hate crime? ... Who commits hate crime? ... Hate groups can influence people but anybody can really commit a hate crime. ... Are hate crimes increasing in our country? Although reported hate crimes appear to be declining, there is evidence that hate activity is on the rise. ...
Are Hate Crimes Becoming Mainstream in Today's Society? ... Hate crimes are not really about hate, but about some form of bias or prejudice?... The hate groups of the past paved the way for hate crimes to develop into the problem they are in today's society. ... Hate Crimes. ... Hate Groups. ...
If there were No Hate, There would be No Love Detest, abhor, loathe and hate all means the same, but most people are common with only one of these words, and that word is hate. ... Hate because of someone's actions is particularly common today. ... Freeing yourself from hate is as difficult as trying to quit heroin or cocaine. ... They have to get rid of everything that reminds them of the one they hate. ... What most people do not understand is that if there were no hate, there would be no love. ...
Unfortunately the gay community is often a target for hate crimes. ... "Hate, like much of human feeling, is not rational, but it usually has its reasons. ... Like terms such as happy, sad, anxious, depressed (etc.), hate is also a feeling. ...
This is one reason why hate groups should not be allowed to exist because young people are the future of our society and these hate groups are trying to turn them into a bad element for the society. ... When this hate fuels a person into taking violent actions upon those that he hate, it is called a hate crime, an issue which the American people are seriously concerned about. Many Americans watch and see how hate groups commit a lot of crimes against the people they hate, but they do nothing. ... These lessons, which new members of these hate groups are learning, are wrong because they provoke...
When this type of hate fuels a person into taking violent actions upon those they hate, it is called a hate crime; a topic which the American public is seriously concerned about. ... Many people would argue that a hate crime epidemic in the United States even exists. ... Those that oppose crimes of hate also oppose other prejudices. ... Many people try to fight these hate crimes. ... Hate crime laws should be passed and enforced. ...
When this type of hate fuels a person into taking violent actions upon those they hate, it is called a hate crime; a topic which the American public is seriously concerned about. ... Many people would argue that a hate crime epidemic in the United States even exists. ... Those that oppose crimes of hate also oppose other prejudices. ... Many people try to fight these hate crimes. ... Hate crime laws should be passed and enforced. ...
The question raised is why classify crimes has hate crimes? ... Besides insane individuals and anti-social people committing prejudiced or hate crimes, there are many other explanations for the causes of hate crimes. ... Rape is considered a hate crime because it is bias against women. ... What are the criminals who commit hate crimes trying to accomplish? ... Like most things in life, hate comes in cycle. ...
If there were No Hate, There would be No Love Detest, abhor, loathe and hate all means the same, but most people are common with only one of these words, and that word is hate. ... Hate because of someone's actions is particularly common today. ... Freeing yourself from hate is as difficult as trying to quit heroin or cocaine. ... They have to get rid of everything that reminds them of the one they hate. ... What most people do not understand is that if there were no hate, there would be no love. ...
