Hate

There is a sickness of humankind and it is hate. Hate is ugly, it is destructive, a feeling of prejudice. It won¡¦t make you happy; it can only make you angry and hurt you. Andrew Sullivan tells us that there is a distinction between reasonable hate and unreasonable hate. Reasonable hate stems from knowledge and unreasonable hate stems from ignorance. Some examples for reasonable hate are child abuse, racial injustice and anti-Semitism. Some worlds …

…may be a special reason for hatred, as in the case of the Holocaust, or the killing of 800,000 people by a rival tribe in Africa or the victims of apartheid in Africa. We should never judge other people until we know the background and the source of their hatred. Although it¡¦s a free country, there should not be so much violence of hate crimes. So we need to respect people and stop hate crimes.