Reasons Why People Hate One Another Essay

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So why do people hate one another? Many people think they know the answer for this question but they don’t. People presume it's just who the people are and yes that's partially what it means but not all of it there are many different reasons why people hate one another and they are sometimes very complicated but many people have hatred towards a certain type of people. Many government officials and politicians hate one another based on different ideas. The Republicans hate the Democrats because they have different ideas and opinions on how the country should be. Some politicians have hatred towards other politicians and do unruly things to them because they know they won't get punished. Politicians hate one another because they don’t …show more content…
They comment rude things because they know usually they won’t get caught. They presume everything they say is going to go away and nobody will be bothered or care. Most people don’t have a good reason to be rude to one another they do it for stupid reasons like a game they play or a movie they like, and then the commenter says rude things and everyone joins in. Another reason is people don’t like what other people do or have, or they envy the person. People offend a lot of mainstream people such as youtube and athletes. People will tweet out or post something they did wrong or something they said, and then it starts things between whoever the post was about and the person or people who agree with it. The same thing happens in school people will have something sent or said from another person on their phone and they show or tell everyone not only does it get the person who told in trouble it could ruin the other person's life and reputation. Some people even hate others because of opinion on people that are a different race, or culture. Some people go to huge measures thinking they are going to change anything. A twenty-one-year-old shot nine people at and African American Church. A man was stabbed for what clothes he decided to wear. The two biggest reasons people doing crimes out of hatred is because people are African American, or Homosexual and some people don't like that so they try to change things. So people

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