I don't see the OP "hating" anyone, but only intolerant of intolerance.
But to hate any group for the actions of a few, seems very foolish to me.
I hate what the Christians have done to aboriginal peoples I have met around the world, but only feel pity for those who are Christians, not hate. On my stop in Saudi Arabia, while sailing up the Red Sea, I found them to be the most hospitable people I ever encountered, anywhere. But the radicals give all Muslims a bad name; a shame.
If we could all base our opinions on personal experiences, rather than on the propaganda of CNN and their ilk, or on urban legends, or even the brainwashing from our parents and schooling, this world might be a lot different place.
Is it normal to be completely intolerant
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I don't see the OP "hating" anyone, but only intolerant of intolerance.
But to hate any group for the actions of a few, seems very foolish to me.
I hate what the Christians have done to aboriginal peoples I have met around the world, but only feel pity for those who are Christians, not hate. On my stop in Saudi Arabia, while sailing up the Red Sea, I found them to be the most hospitable people I ever encountered, anywhere. But the radicals give all Muslims a bad name; a shame.
If we could all base our opinions on personal experiences, rather than on the propaganda of CNN and their ilk, or on urban legends, or even the brainwashing from our parents and schooling, this world might be a lot different place.