Acceptance Anger Anticipation Boredom Disgust Envy Fear Guilt Hate Hope Joy Jealousy Love Remorse Sadness Sorrow Surprise Hate or hatred is an emotion of intense revulsion, distaste, enmity, or antipathy for a person, thing, or phenomenon; a desire to avoid, restrict, remove, or destroy its object. The emotion is often stigmatized; yet it serves imp ...

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Hate-Monger, Hate-Monger - Biography, Hate-Monger - The Rise of the Hate-Monger, Hate-Monger - Cosmic Cube Rebirth, Hate-Monger - Other Hate-Mongers, Hate-Monger - Powers and Weapons

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After the end of World War II, Hitler revealed that while his body was destroyed, his mind lived on. Working with the renegade Nazi scientist Arnim Zola, Hitler had discovered a way to transfer his consciousness into a new body, cloned from Hitler's original body. Several of these clones had been created, allowing Hitler to live on even if one of his new bodies were destroyed. Donning a costume that resembled a cross between the robes of the Ku Klux Klan and the ...

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Hate-Monger, Hate-Monger - Biography, Hate-Monger - The Rise of the Hate-Monger, Hate-Monger - Cosmic Cube Rebirth, Hate-Monger - Other Hate-Mongers, Hate-Monger - Powers and Weapons

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First the chain of the Sabarmati Express was pulled to stop it near Godhra junction. Latching shut one of the compartments from outside, a mob threw stones, broke windows, and hurled petrol bombs inside, targeting the trapped passengers. Then the coach was set on fire. More than 50 people died, most of them women and children.

From where do people acquire this horrific capacity for barbaric destruction?

According to Erich Fromm, the German-born social psychologist and psycho-analytical theorist, the first step in understanding our destructive disposition is to recognise the two kinds of hate inherent in humancity: "rational hate". And "irrational hate".

(See also: Peace on Earth, Peace of Mind, Love and Happiness, Life and Beyond, Body Mind and Soul)

Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.

- Martin Luther King, Jr.

(See also: Inspirational Quotes, Love Quotes, Friendship Quotes, Life Quotes)

Our dilemma is that we hate change and love it at the same time; what we really want is for things to remain the same but get better.

- Sydney J. Harris

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Violence against lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transgendered (LGBT), sometimes called hate crimes can occur either at the hands of individuals or groups, or as part of governmental enforcement of laws targeting people who are seen to violate heteronormative rules. People who are merely perceived to be LGBT (but who are actually not) may also be targeted. Anti-LGBT violence can ...

Including:

• Violence against gays lesbians bisexuals and the transgendered - Statistics
• Violence against gays lesbians bisexuals and the transgendered - State-sponsored violence
• Violence against gays lesbians bisexuals and the transgendered - Individual violence

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Cyberstalking is the use of the Internet or other electronic means to stalk someone which may be a computer crime or harassment. This term is used interchangeably with online harassment and online abuse. A cyberstalker does not present a direct physical threat to a victim, but follows the victim's online activity to gather information and make threats or other forms of verbal intimidation. The anonymity of online interaction reduces the chance of identification and makes cyberstalking more common than physical sta ...

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Anti-immigration may be used to describe individuals, groups or movements which oppose significant levels of immigration into their countries. Anti-immigrant may refer to those who are opposed to specific migrant groups, or as a pejorative for those who are anti-immigration. The terms often have negative connotations in a political context, particularly in the West, where politicians generally avoid giving explicit support to anti-immigration platforms or describing their policies as "anti-immigrant". Nevertheless, opinion poll ...

Including:

• Anti-immigration - Major anti-immigration arguments
• Anti-immigration - Counter arguments
• Anti-immigration - Continental European anti-immigration movements
• Anti-immigration - Opposition to immigration in the United Kingdom
• Anti-immigration - Immigration and economics
• Anti-immigration - Anti-immigration views in the United States
• Anti-immigration - Anti-immigrant hate crimes

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Westboro Baptist Church is an organisation based in Topeka, Kansas, headed by minister Fred Waldron Phelps, Sr. and notorious for running godhatesfags.com and other websites expressing its condemnation of various groups, (see "WBC Websites" below). Although its members identify themselves as Baptists, the church is not affiliated with any known Baptist conventions or associations (however, there are numerous independent Baptist churches throughout the United States that are unaffiliated with such groups). The church describes itself a ...

Including:

• Westboro Baptist Church - Overview
• Westboro Baptist Church - The Westboro compound
• Westboro Baptist Church - Composition of the Westboro membership
• Westboro Baptist Church - Purpose
• Westboro Baptist Church - Theology
• Westboro Baptist Church - Sky Television report
• Westboro Baptist Church - Quotes from Phelps' Sermons
• Westboro Baptist Church - Similarities to the Christian Identity movement
• Westboro Baptist Church - Activities and statements
• Westboro Baptist Church - Criminal record
• Westboro Baptist Church - Violence against Westboro
• Westboro Baptist Church - Claiming divine vengeance
• Westboro Baptist Church - September 11 attacks and the space shuttle Columbia
• Westboro Baptist Church - London terrorist attacks
• Westboro Baptist Church - God Hates Canada and God Hates Sweden
• Westboro Baptist Church - Indian Ocean earthquake
• Westboro Baptist Church - Stance on adoption by same-sex couples
• Westboro Baptist Church - Hurricane Katrina
• Westboro Baptist Church - Picketing of Rehnquist's funeral
• Westboro Baptist Church - Picketing of Fred Rogers' memorial
• Westboro Baptist Church - Soldiers in Iraq
• Westboro Baptist Church - Other prejudices
• Westboro Baptist Church - Responses
• Westboro Baptist Church - Criticism
• Westboro Baptist Church - Opposition to Westboro's theology
• Westboro Baptist Church - Parodies
• Westboro Baptist Church - WBC Websites

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Anti-Mormonism refers to affirmative opposition to Mormonism as an institution. In general usage, anti-Mormonism is more than mere criticism of or disagreement with Latter Day Saint doctrines or policies; rather, it also involves opposition to the religion's existence, usually by other Christians on grounds of faith, or by others on political or sociological grounds. The term anti-Mormonism is also used pejoratively (in a sense similar to anti-Semitism, although Mormonism is not an ethnicity) by some Latter Day Saints to ...

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• Anti-Mormonism - Application of the term
• Anti-Mormonism - Anti-Anti-Mormons
• Anti-Mormonism - Hate Groups?
• Anti-Mormonism - Purpose of Anti-Mormon behavior
• Anti-Mormonism - History of Anti-Mormonism
• Anti-Mormonism - General trends in Anti-Mormonism
• Anti-Mormonism - Extremist anti-Mormons
• Anti-Mormonism - Professional Anti-Mormons and organizations
• Anti-Mormonism - Lay Anti-Mormons
• Anti-Mormonism - Exmormon Anti-Mormons
• Anti-Mormonism - Anti-Mormon tactics and trends
• Anti-Mormonism - Attack on Smith and book of Mormon
• Anti-Mormonism - Post-smith issues.
• Anti-Mormonism - Credibility issues
• Anti-Mormonism - Recent issues and trends
• Anti-Mormonism - Blind obedience
• Anti-Mormonism - Apologetics

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The reasons why people receive hate mail can vary widely. For instance, someone who is actively involved in a social or civil cause may receive hate mail, in order to intimidate or threaten him/her for continued involvement. Other times, someone can send a hate message in reply to a letter to the editor in a newspaper. Sometimes, in addition to verbally berating them for holding their viewpoint, such hate letters may include information presenting the opposing view. Criminals have also received hate mail, both in and out of prison, p ...

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Hate mail, Hate mail - Reasons for hate mail

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Using the pervasiveness of the Internet, hate groups are promoting a more "professional" veneer which may appear as more scientific than hateful. This apparent normalization is considered a dangerous trend in the United States: "..the hate movement in the United States has taken on a new, modern face. The strength of the contemporary hate movement is grounded in its ability to repackage its message in ways that make it more palatable, and in its ability to exploit the points of intersection between itself and prevailing ideological canons. In short, the hate movement is attempting to move itself into the main ...

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Hate group, Hate group - How hate groups work, Hate group - Hate groups throughout history, Hate group - Violence by hate groups, Hate group - Verbal violence, Hate group - Psychopathology of hate groups, Hate group - Stage 1: Grouping, Hate group - Stage 2: Self-definition, Hate group - Stage 3: Disparaging the target, Hate group - Stage 4: Taunting the target, Hate group - Stage 5: Attacking without weapons, Hate group - Stage 6: Attacking with weapons, Hate group - Stage 7: Destroying the target, Hate group - Hate groups on the Internet, Hate group - Hate groups and new religious movements, Hate group - Normalization of hate groups, Hate group - Listing of hate groups, Hate group - Hate group as a label

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According to a report published in 2003 in the FBI Law Enforcement bulletin3, a hate group, if unimpeded, pass through seven successive stages of hate. In the first four stages, hate groups vocalize their beliefs and in the last three stages, they act on their beliefs. They point to a transition period that exists between verbal violence and acting that violence out, separating hard-core haters from rhetorical haters. ...

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Hate group, Hate group - How hate groups work, Hate group - Hate groups throughout history, Hate group - Violence by hate groups, Hate group - Verbal violence, Hate group - Psychopathology of hate groups, Hate group - Stage 1: Grouping, Hate group - Stage 2: Self-definition, Hate group - Stage 3: Disparaging the target, Hate group - Stage 4: Taunting the target, Hate group - Stage 5: Attacking without weapons, Hate group - Stage 6: Attacking with weapons, Hate group - Stage 7: Destroying the target, Hate group - Hate groups on the Internet, Hate group - Hate groups and new religious movements, Hate group - Normalization of hate groups, Hate group - Listing of hate groups, Hate group - Hate group as a label

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The classification of other groups as a hate group is controversial and little or no consensus has developed as to whether political, religious or anti-religious movements deserve the label hate group. The term "hate group" as a characterization slung against one's opponents has recently come to be used by a wide variety of people and groups outside the original racism area where the term arose: Some advocates have applied it to some radical activists who engage in questionable and often illegal methods to achieve their goals, s ...

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Hate group, Hate group - How hate groups work, Hate group - Hate groups throughout history, Hate group - Violence by hate groups, Hate group - Verbal violence, Hate group - Psychopathology of hate groups, Hate group - Stage 1: Grouping, Hate group - Stage 2: Self-definition, Hate group - Stage 3: Disparaging the target, Hate group - Stage 4: Taunting the target, Hate group - Stage 5: Attacking without weapons, Hate group - Stage 6: Attacking with weapons, Hate group - Stage 7: Destroying the target, Hate group - Hate groups on the Internet, Hate group - Hate groups and new religious movements, Hate group - Normalization of hate groups, Hate group - Listing of hate groups, Hate group - Hate group as a label

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The California Association for Human Relations Organizations (CAHRO) asserts that mainstream hate-groups such as the Ku Klux Klan and the White Aryan Resistance preach violence against racial, religious, sexual and other minorities in the USA. These groups have hate hotlines, Internet websites and chartrooms, and a hate propaganda distribution networks designed to transform the fears of the economically challenged, the paranoid and the ignorant into violence, and to brutalize minorities and vandalize their property. They further assert that ...

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Hate group, Hate group - How hate groups work, Hate group - Hate groups throughout history, Hate group - Violence by hate groups, Hate group - Verbal violence, Hate group - Psychopathology of hate groups, Hate group - Stage 1: Grouping, Hate group - Stage 2: Self-definition, Hate group - Stage 3: Disparaging the target, Hate group - Stage 4: Taunting the target, Hate group - Stage 5: Attacking without weapons, Hate group - Stage 6: Attacking with weapons, Hate group - Stage 7: Destroying the target, Hate group - Hate groups on the Internet, Hate group - Hate groups and new religious movements, Hate group - Normalization of hate groups, Hate group - Listing of hate groups, Hate group - Hate group as a label

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In the mid-1990s, the popularity of the Internet brought new international exposure to many organizations, including groups with extremist beliefs such as white supremacists, Holocaust deniers, and other groups. A number of authority figures stated publicly that the Internet allowed hate groups to introduce their messages to a widespread audience, and it was feared that their memberships would gain in popularity and numbers as a result. Some scholars suggest that the information overload brought forth by the Internet may be manipulated for ...

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Hate group, Hate group - How hate groups work, Hate group - Hate groups throughout history, Hate group - Violence by hate groups, Hate group - Verbal violence, Hate group - Psychopathology of hate groups, Hate group - Stage 1: Grouping, Hate group - Stage 2: Self-definition, Hate group - Stage 3: Disparaging the target, Hate group - Stage 4: Taunting the target, Hate group - Stage 5: Attacking without weapons, Hate group - Stage 6: Attacking with weapons, Hate group - Stage 7: Destroying the target, Hate group - Hate groups on the Internet, Hate group - Hate groups and new religious movements, Hate group - Normalization of hate groups, Hate group - Listing of hate groups, Hate group - Hate group as a label

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Hitler's life and accomplishments in the Earth 616 dimension are very similar to his life in the real world, up to his death on April 30, 1945. However, there are several deviations from history, notably Hitler's use of several supervillains to further his goals (like the Red Skull and Baron Zemo), and his subsequent opposition by several superheroes (like the Original Human Torch, Namor the Sub-Mariner and especially Captain America). There were other deviations, such as Hitler selling his soul to the Devil, and being in possession of a cursed coin that had previously belonged to Judas Iscariot, Genghis Khan, Attila the Hun and Napoleon, gr ...

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Hate-Monger, Hate-Monger - Biography, Hate-Monger - The Rise of the Hate-Monger, Hate-Monger - Cosmic Cube Rebirth, Hate-Monger - Other Hate-Mongers, Hate-Monger - Powers and Weapons

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Hate groups disseminate historically inaccurate information about these persons or organizations. This inaccurate information is used for vilification or may be the reason for hostility. Typically, they prejudge each individual in the target group as "unworthy" or "inferior" and want to exclude or hurt them. A hate group commonly works to achieve its goals using fear, hate, and intimidation as its modus operandi (or commonly used methods). In the democratic West, organizations dedicated to the incitement of racial violence, including ...

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Hate group, Hate group - How hate groups work, Hate group - Hate groups throughout history, Hate group - Violence by hate groups, Hate group - Verbal violence, Hate group - Psychopathology of hate groups, Hate group - Stage 1: Grouping, Hate group - Stage 2: Self-definition, Hate group - Stage 3: Disparaging the target, Hate group - Stage 4: Taunting the target, Hate group - Stage 5: Attacking without weapons, Hate group - Stage 6: Attacking with weapons, Hate group - Stage 7: Destroying the target, Hate group - Hate groups on the Internet, Hate group - Hate groups and new religious movements, Hate group - Normalization of hate groups, Hate group - Listing of hate groups, Hate group - Hate group as a label

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White nationalists and white supremacists have created a number of religions. William Pierce, founder of the National Alliance, also founded the religion of Cosmotheism. The former "World Church of the Creator", now renamed the Creativity Movement, is led by Matthew F. Hale and is tied to violence and bigotry. Some new religious movements have seized upon critique and what they see as hostile acts of their former members and cit ...

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Hate group, Hate group - How hate groups work, Hate group - Hate groups throughout history, Hate group - Violence by hate groups, Hate group - Verbal violence, Hate group - Psychopathology of hate groups, Hate group - Stage 1: Grouping, Hate group - Stage 2: Self-definition, Hate group - Stage 3: Disparaging the target, Hate group - Stage 4: Taunting the target, Hate group - Stage 5: Attacking without weapons, Hate group - Stage 6: Attacking with weapons, Hate group - Stage 7: Destroying the target, Hate group - Hate groups on the Internet, Hate group - Hate groups and new religious movements, Hate group - Normalization of hate groups, Hate group - Listing of hate groups, Hate group - Hate group as a label

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