> So you're saying: Not being positive == hate? I didn’t say that, nor mean it. And just wow - never in my most pessimistic estimation did I imagine that my p

> So you're saying: Not being positive == hate? I didn’t say that, nor mean it. And just wow - never in my most pessimistic estimation did I imagine that my post would be interpreted as defending “dehumanizing, devaluing and hate”. Having lived in different cultures, I have experienced that perfectly acceptable wording of criticism of an idea in one culture was interpreted as a personal attack in another culture. So the same wording of a critique didn’t “scale” across those cultures. In a smaller scale setting, there’s a much better chance to hit the right tone for the smaller audience, so the criticism doesn’t come across as hurtful. > Please give us a historical example where "letting your hate flow" led to scalable mass changing people I have to admit, I have absolutely no idea how you got from my comment to that sentence?