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I'm not sure your conception of "hatred" would cover all the bases to your satisfaction. For example, most people (perhaps including you) feel hatred to many o

I'm not sure your conception of "hatred" would cover all the bases to your satisfaction. For example, most people (perhaps including you) feel hatred to many of Hitler's actions during WWII. But I doubt people feel that way due to ignorance or fear of the unknown.

ebcode 10y ago
Anger is an emotion I try to avoid entirely. If I could only choose one word to describe my feelings toward Hitler, it would be "pity". I'm not saying anger is never warranted, but holding onto those feelings and acting on them usually just brings more pain into the world. I'd like to think that The Allies won the second World War not for their hatred of Hitler, but rather for their love of humanity. But maybe I'm being naive. “Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.” -- Mark Twain