Who do you hate the most?
in Close to Politics ·
Hatred is an exhausting emotion, and I refuse to waste even a single ounce of my energy on people who spent their time in the old America doing what they did.
In fact, I don't think the problem lies with those who openly admit they hate. Those individuals are usually far too drained to actually act on it.
To me, the real issue is with people who claim they don't hate anyone, yet they harbor deep resentment. These are the folks who endured everything during the last war and just try to move on with their lives. But then, someone makes a careless comment or waves a flag in front of them, and suddenly, they snap.
From what I’ve observed, people who actually lived through the war tend to hold less malice than those who merely watched it unfold on the news.
In fact, I don't think the problem lies with those who openly admit they hate. Those individuals are usually far too drained to actually act on it.
To me, the real issue is with people who claim they don't hate anyone, yet they harbor deep resentment. These are the folks who endured everything during the last war and just try to move on with their lives. But then, someone makes a careless comment or waves a flag in front of them, and suddenly, they snap.
From what I’ve observed, people who actually lived through the war tend to hold less malice than those who merely watched it unfold on the news.