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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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Glitch in the system
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Anonymous Coward |
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The root of hate can be found in jealousy, fear, hurt, and loss. Humans are not born hateful but sometimes born into hateful environments. Unresolved issues that have been passed down and taught through human behavior has a powerful role in molding. So I suppose hate feels comfortable to some people and easier than dealing with the issue of that hate head on. Seems to me when one hates another it is usually a part of themselves they don’t like reflected they are hating.
Hate is such a strong word that covers the layers of pain and darkness not yet worked through...plus it’s super heavy to carry.
Quoting: “Arabella” Am too lazy to carry such a burden. I prefer rage. Much more satisfactory  Thank you for the explanation  It’s heavy, I enjoy being light. Rage can be great when channeled properly. An artist or a bounty hunter as two examples lol Fear and love are two prerogatives in the life of humans. So the root of hate is hidden in that fear of losing and in the fear of things not properly understood. What perplexes me is the "hiding behind fingers" attitude - people instead of saying "that songs makes me feel hate" or "i hate this sheet" they say "why do you hate ?" And i am like wtf ??? That song makes me laugh and i only feel like dancing - why am i to be blamed for what others feel for a song ??? Its a bit different for us foreigners when listening to english/american songs. Most of the times we just hear the melody and enjoy the music, we don't give relevance to l.yrics since its not our first language, so connections with words are not made from start. Americans "hear" the lyrics right away. I do this all the time, not "hearing" the l.yrics.
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