@deadea4972: "Hate," oh, how people LOVE to throw around the verb in an unrelated context, especially when it has nothing to do with the content/narrative; it's a personal choice to sabotage those who reflect differently from those who choose self-pity and chaos as regulation. I wanted to break down the literal sense of the true meaning behind the word, versus what human wisdom is, and how they relate. In this generation, you have individuals who operate in pods to distort the reality of someone that they despise for reasons of their own discontent, rejection, and wanting control, so they do what they do best: recruit and start an anonymous smear campaign to seek retaliation. They follow what you say and do, and try to destroy it. This is no longer a defense; it's a reality, and I want to raise awareness of it. The word hate in Webster dictionary can function as a noun ( A thing) "I hate watching that show"  or a verb ( action): " I hate chocolate"; both refer to what you feel intensely. Hate is also used against another individual, which is also biblical; the biblical reference refers to righteousness, choosing to stand for the truth and in defense of Christ as well as other believers and followers, appearance, qualifications, and judgment.  Hate has deep-rooted connotations that are attached to your feelings; although feelings can change, Hate is what's in your heart if you choose not to change it. HATE, however, does not suggest that you cannot have an opinion on what you see, nor does it apply when you disagree with someone's perspective, because don't we all? The bottom line is, when Hate crosses over to personal attacks, it's no longer about the content; it's about who you are as an individual.  🙂 Have a good day y'all. #fyp #godisgood #bibleverse #conversation

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