Is hate ignorance?

>>38669211
Maybe. I think a lot of hate does come from people who have little knowledge on what they hate and only think of the few instances they came into contact with it

>>38669211
the more you know about something the more you hate it

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Yes. I believe anger is caused by misunderstanding. An event occurs that makes someone angry, yet they don't know what lead that event to occur. You can assume what made it so, you may even see it all happen right in person, but we know what occurs locally is affected by nonlocal events too. In short just try to be empathetic. Use your energy on something else besides frustration.

>>38669211
Quite the opposite, actually. Hate is caused by knowledge.

>>38669405
It can be caused by knowledge but also by ignorance.It depends

>>38670472
I think this is the right answer. Should we end the thread?

>>38669211
Most people don't realize niggers are violent and stupid according to statistics. That's called ignorance

>>38669211
No. The most tolerant people are usually the the most naive and least knowledgeable. Childhood is unironically believing that "love everyone" bullshit. Adulthood is realizing some (if not most) people have no objective value