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That, I think, depends on how you define hatred. You seem to define it as always overriding rational thought. I would disagree with that. Hatred is, to me, an extreme dislike or disgust - or more specifically, a combination of dislike, disgust, fear and anger. But said dislike can easily be a...

That is only part of the argument, and not the most important one. But it is often used by neuroscientists. The basic idea however is that both love and hate are based on care. If you either love or hate something, then you care about it.

Hate and love are both, in essence, based in passion for something. If you are capable of love you are capable of hate, and vice versa, because both hate and love are fundamentally the same emotion, except expressed in diametrically opposite ways. And this can be proven by the fact that these...

Originally, maybe, but envy can easily birth hate. And modern cultural Marxism is definitely more hate than anything. Personally, I'd say they are two sides of the same coin.

Modern Left is predominantly if not exclusively based on Marxism. And if you look through Marxism, it is indeed based on hate. That is probably true, but I do not think it necessarily contradicts what I wrote. Left certainly is using hate and various interpretations of hate as a weapon. Why not?

And how then do you deal with advantage in motivation that hatred gives to the Left?

That comes down to the fact that emotions have to be managed, I think. You are making a mistake of only looking at raw, unfiltered hate. But fact is that large part of what makes the Left so powerful is precisely hate. Left hates with passion, which in turn helps provide them with motivation and...

Hate is nowadays universally reviled. But the thing is, hate is not actually negative emotion. If you hate, it means that you care - generally, people only hate things that threaten what they love and respect. Lack of hate is far more problematic than its presence, because it denotes a mind...