Do we have the right to hate people?

People has standards on who they like and who they hate.Your standards are different from mine. Also, you have to remember that some people are plain stupid or an inclination to hate others. Sometimes, it's natural or just conditioned. What you described is hate out of instinct.It's like I hate you because you might harm me. It's a response that is primal and not exactly intellectual but happens anyway.

It is bad to hate people just because of what he might look like or just wouldn't want to be seeing such person as those who could be irritating us. But somehow, we do, right? But I think it would be to just avoid them and not be bothered by whatever it is about them.

Yes we have to IF the people done us things that might get us to hate them. But as what you have example I think I don't hate them because they are beggars. They are victims and not to be hated I think they don't choose to be a beggar one. I hate persons who done things that I got hurt but not for a long time I'm a type of person who can't keep anger in my heart.

To answer the question itself, Yes one can choose to hate, it is a choice each of us can make. Myself I will not hate. I can dislike what others do, I can dislike how others are treated. Does not mean I have to hate them, but I can choose to. I choose to feel for them, for they don't know how to NOT Hate..

Love and hate are strong, passional , words. I think that it is not only absurd but difficult to hate someone you hardly know, like a beggar you see at the street. You can distrust him, you can feel disgusted (if he`s too dirty) but hate is too much. The same way occurs with love. You don`t love everyone you meet. I do feel that we have the obligation to respect everyone as human beings. But that does not include loving them or becomings their friends.

I don't know how old you are, but this post reminds me if a young girl in grade 7 or 8 maybe. Why hate period? Hate is a strong word? Why hate a beggar? Someone less fortunate than you deserves to be hated? What did a beggar do to deserve to be hated? Because someone is not pretty to look at, they deserve to be hated? Why? Why not be compassionate? It could be you in that situation. How would you feel being hated for just being who you are?

Hi Miss.. No, you don't have to be nice to everyone... You can't do that... No one can! We're alll humans, with limitations... I learned it very late, regrettably... Look, you can't control your feelings, but you can control the expressions... If something or someone annoys you; you don't need to express your annoyance... Just ignore and move on... It works my friend... It's worked for me.... Good Luck!

Do we have the right to hate people ? Yes , I dont see any law against it and love would not exist if it wasn't for hate . We have the right to love and we cant have one without the other . I would not hate a person because they are ugly , beggar and may homeless . I only hate people that try hurting me . Also not because I am not nice to a person doesn't always mean I hate them , it simple mean I dont want to be their friends are anything . I would not call anyone name , pretty are ugly . If I hate a person , I make it clear so they dont come around me and I dont go around them because I have a good reason to hate them if I do. I will only tolerate the person if I have to . We all ate somebody even if we act like a saint

Hate is a strong negative emotion that affects the hater most. Negative emotions creates emotional stress and affects one health and disposition in life. If the subject of this strong emotion is one who don't care about people's opinion about them he will not be affected unless the hater intends to do physical, verbal or emotional abuse on him which is a different matter. And hating someone just because of his unpleasing physical features is almost tantamount to cruelty. We are prone to hate people who have done us injustice but getting out of their way would benefit us more than scheming for means to get even.

do we have the obligation to be nice to every single people we meet? [b]No, but you are a civilized person and the civilized thing to do is to be civil to a complete stranger. You don't have to be nice if your impression of the person is not nice. [/b] Do we have the right to hate people just because they are plainly ugly in our sight? Do we have the right to call them names or ridicule them because they are pretty much funny looking? [b]There is no such as right in hate or love. Either you feel it or you don't. You might not have the immediate reason for that feeling but it exist nonetheless. Sometimes, you can't even justify your feelings because they are somewhat instinct to you. Instinct doesn't require thinking. [/b] I guess it's mandatory to love all people but to hate anyone is a sin. I don't remember any law or mandatory code that encourages to love. It is encouraged (even in religion) but never forced on a person because they have their own feelings. Forcing them to hate or love is a kind of oppression. No need to love them, no need to hate them. There is no need. When you hate a person do you just hide it or you do bad things right in front of their face? I'm usually an apathetic perosn. If they hate me, fine. But it better for a good reaosn and not a petty one. If I ma angry, i am not child to throw a tantrum. I can keep my anger reigned and let it explode later on.

I'm sure there's a few people I would 'hate' if I had to deal with them personally. This is kind of a hypocrisy of Christianity (if you want to see it that way)---we love Our Father G-d with all our being, leaving ourselves to be little more than 'tools at his service.' I am a blending, mixing whisk for Our Father. Or--that is--the words I use are a blender-whisk, proving whether the founding beliefs in your mind are firm-solid or loose-liquid. If your foundation is loose, the words show that your beliefs are more-effective if you mix them in with other beliefs & let the mingled beliefs set into a stronger compound. Point is, I don't care how attached YOU are to your little beliefs; if I can help you make them strong (like Our Father wants them), I will do-so as I hope you would do for MY beliefs

Hate is a word that should be erased. It is not a healthy feeling to have at all. People get along with each other or they don't. You may not like someone or what they say or do but hating them isn't right. If you don't get along don't associated yourself with them. Holding grudges or doing things to offend them more isn't nice at all. Unless you consider yourself a bad person and can't help it. Be nice to all and if that doesn't work then find someone else to befriend. Hating, causing confrontation and being downright mean is a waste of energy and shows others you are no better than the one that has a bad nature to them. Be yourself and don't let the actions of others change who you are. If you don't like the way they are why try and be like them. Be yourself and move on to others who you can enjoy good times with. Better to turn a cold shoulder than become something you're not.

It is normal for a person to hate someone, but not to the extent he or she feels grudges against them. We need to be open-minded for the possibilities. In time, the hate manifested in you will be lessen as the days go by.

Yup, that's the Bible said is right, but we also need to be wise, be gentle as a dove but be wise as a serpent. I know this is better said than done. Oh, you don't hate a beggar, they're supposed to be treated well because they don't have good jobs to support them. They may look able to work but their mind is just lost. I believe in the saying that "you reap what you sow". SO if we hate people just because we don't like how they looked, just imagine yourself on their shoes, would you like to be hated as well because you look like that? We don't have even the slightest right to look down on people. It is said that we should look at others better than ourselves.

Yes, you have the right to hate anyone you wish. Noone can stop you. No matter what they try. But the thing is, whether you like someone or not. You need to show respect towards them. Plus, they should show respect towards you. I think it is proper and show manners. I have many family gathers where I do not like someone spouse or new partner for the moment. I do not show hostility towards them. That would be rude to start something with someone I don't like at someone else'es place. The more hate this world sees. The more violent it will get. I believe many people in this world have been raised better than that.

I have never truly hated anyone. I dislike people. I try not to judge by how they look, sometimes the way someone looks has nothing to do with a personality or character. I dislike people that give me a reason to dislike them, although some more than others.

Sure, and they have the right to hate us back. Hating somebody doesn't do anything to them, if they don't care, it just makes you madder. If they do care then that shows that you have a problem with yourself, not them. Hate is a wide gateway to violence, when you hate you cause more problems than there are solutions. Besides, we should never hate somebody because it only takes away our right to love in the end. You should own your anger, let it pass, forgive, and move on.

The bible tells us that God is not a discriminator of persons. That fact was referring to the Jews and Gentiles, which the Jews hated. Jesus gave an example of discrimination. He said that when a poor man with dirty clothes came into the assembly, he wo old be told to sit on the floor, but when a rich man came in with fine clothes and gold rings, he would be shown to the highest seat. Jesus indicated that this was wrong; all men are equal in the sight of God.

All of us have no right to hate others. We are here to love not to hate or extend our anger with other people.

As human being, we can't prevent our feeling of hatred to a certain individual however, our attitude towards it is all that matters. Honesty is always good as long as we take it in a very good manner and see to it that we do not humiliate people just because of how we feel towards them.