Hate itself is a problem: 1 a : intense hostility and aversion usually deriving from fear, anger, or sense of injury b : extreme dislike or antipathy : loathing.
Hatred is irrational most of the time, so I can see questioning the rational behind the above loathing. How different is I hate poor people from I hate people?
Do I have intense hostility for the tall person sitting in front of me at the theater? Maybe it is just a pet peeve of mine. Not sure.
If you hate something, surely you want less of that something around. Juxtapose Loveing something you would want more. So if you hate poor people you would want less poor people around. I would venture to guess many poor people would like to move up and out of that tax bracket. If not, state lotteries would not do nearly so well.
If you love poor people you would want more and more of them. Hmmm, maybe this explains the liberal mindset?
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I just wish people could see that striving to create an environment for people to succeed on their own, instead of forcing them into dependency on the government, is love not hate. It is much more boosting to the human spirit to be free than it is to be entitled.
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