What Does Hate Cause Violence?

“I’m gonna knock you down!” This is what you typically hear when you are in a fight or are observing one. We see this kind of violent behavior everyday in our life. Everybody including students, teacher, and parents have experienced this kind of assault at least one time in their life. After the fights, and the quarrels, people don’t think about one thing and that is why did they do this? What was the reason? Why did they resort to violence? Some people say that it is because of anger, and other’s say that it is a way to defend yourself. But there is more to this topic. People also resort to violence because they think it is a priority and for their friends, family, and their other loved ones. The

As stated in the introduction love and hate have many similarities. With emotions, energy, and thought process being three of them. As seen in the paragraphs above love and hate are two very difficult emotions. They can also have different meanings depending on the individual. They also take up a lot of an individual’s energy or cause them to put too much energy into loving and hating a person or thing. Thinking about loving or hating someone can cause your thought process to make you become a completely different person. Loving or hating a person or thing is not always a pleasant experience especially if the emotion is not reciprocated. Caution should be used when feeling extreme love or hate for something or

Hate crime today, is defined as a crime that is inspired race, sexuality, gender, disability or ethnicity that involves violence or prejudice actions. Some say change is coming to the world against hate crimes because hate crime has been slowly decreasing over the years. Sexuality has been an issue for many people in the world because they do not accept one to be happy with themselves. Many people think telling other what to do, how to live, and how to be happy is the way to life, but it isn’t. Many think it’s unethical in most religion, many think it’s inhumane but what really matters to those who get bullied is how they feel about themselves. People should be comfortable with their sexuality, not always put down, especially when it comes to being violently abused. Hate crimes on sexuality have been around for many years and the methods people used are disturbing and unnecessary for their own satisfaction because it helps solve nothing. The history to present day is a fascinating story to how things changed for the better or worse.

The topic that was developed in topic Week one for the Final Research proposal was on the subject, “The Impact of Hate Violence on victims.” The research was conducted by the National Institute against Prejudice and Violence so as to determine the nature and level of hate violence on victims in the year 2011.

Racial violence is never-ending here in America. It has occurred since slavery in 1619 and is still going on in present-day America. Just last month there was an incident of racial violence in Charlottesville, VA, which will be explained in detail later on. Violence motivated by race, how does our presidents react? How does having an African American president deal with violence compared to the typical President? There are differences for sure, for better or for worse? We will find out. The medium in which the last president; Obama and our current President; Trump is also rather different. One has a more sophisticated way of getting out his important news while the other turns to social media. While the medium has little effect when we are talking and comparing the messages from within. But, it could be interpreted as silly to be using Twitter, a social media that only allows 140 characters to share a message. Is our president really getting out an informed statement on very important issues in a limited amount of words? You decide, but let’s wait till we hear the facts.

In my opinion, hate is the most extreme and intense form of dislike that a person can possess. It is the deepest form of anger towards another person, a place, a religion, an idea etc. Disliking a person, idea, or religion is one thing, but hating those things means that you have no sympathy for them and you dislike it so much that it makes you extremely angry. Hate is one of the strongest emotions that exists. Hate is something that is acquired and built up overtime.

Have you ever experienced racism? Most of us have and we all know it is not a good feeling, because it has always been here. I have witnessed racism and discrimination first hand. One of my friends Ricardo was teased on a daily basis by white kids. He was constantly teased for his race and for the people he hung out with. The kids would shout at him “go back to your country” “where's your green card” “leave you beaner” This all occurred during class time in middle school. The staff would see this but wouldn't do anything about it, and when RIcardo tried to defend himself he would get in trouble. This school was almost all whites and this can be considered racial profiling. I believe that this caused him to be less confident in himself and made him fear other people. According to racism statistics and facts “racism has been mainly responsible for the death of over 62 million human beings in the last 100 years” Over the course of the year this has become a problem in white and

It is easy to interpret that the world is more violent today than in the past, when violence is present on many television and radio channels and dispersed so liberally throughout the internet. The truth of the matter, however, is that physical violence has always been a part of our lives. Beginning with the first murder in the Bible by Cain, an early example of violence in literature, physical violence has often been a part of what one reads. In comparing the novel Maggie: A Girl of the Streets by Stephen Crane, and the novel Deadwood Dick’s Doom by Edward Wheeler, one can see that both novels portray many types of physical violence, that there is not necessarily a relationship between the physical violence and

Known as the antithesis of love, hate is considered to be one of the strongest emotions a person can experience. This emotion can stem from a variety of ugly characteristics in the person feeling the hate. There are forms of hate that are derived from emotions, such as jealousy or anger. While these types of hate may have a negative impact, they are not the most detrimental possibilities. Another kind of hatred is prejudice, which is a negative opinion without the basis of experience or logic. Prejudice also results in the persecution of many people who are innocent of the immorality that they are accused of. The worst kind of hate is prejudice because it stems from ignorance and misinformation and impacts a large group of people.

By now images of horror and shock like the one of students and teachers crying at Buell Elementary have become all-too-common. As we reel once again from the terrible thought that an innocent life has been taken and it was a child who pulled the trigger, we should be vigilant for the next event, which is becoming equally predictable… As public health professionals, we are trained to ask important questions so we can treat both the symptoms and root causes of a sickness. We will give a child medicine for a fever, but also antibiotics for the microorganism causing the illness. The question to ask when diagnosing this tragedy is a simple one: Where did a seven-year-old boy get a loaded gun?

1. The internet says that violence means the behavior involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something. Violence is more than that. To me violence means to bring harm or exert negativity to someone whether it’s verbally, physically, emotionally, sexually, psychologically, spiritually, culturally, and financially or neglect. Violence comes in different forms and to just define it as being a physical thing is presenting or forming a problem in our society today. We tend to make something like this as just one thing when violence can be exerted in different ways. A person can be violent towards someone by just cursing at them or by verbally insulting them. Violence comes any different forms. You don’t have to physically hit someone to be violent. If people would think of violence as being more than just physical violence would decrease because we as people would be aware of violence and try to prevent from acting out violent acts. There are different things or factors that label something as being a sort of violent act. I would consider something as being violent due to the content that is being used by users. It wouldn’t matter who it is being presented towards because it doesn’t matter. Violence is Violence. I would say that it is very hard to label something as being violent because violence acts occur frequently more times than usually around friends when playing. For an example when two females or males are talking to one another and they

The murder of Matthew Shepard in October of 1998 sparked a movement against the seemingly new “gay hate crime.” Before the crime there was all sorts of laws and bills that were being decided upon that affected the LGBTQ community, but the murder of Matthew Shepard really brought LGBTQ rights into the light. Hate crimes oriented towards LGBTQ persons are not new, and have not decreased in frequency in the recent years despite the inclusion of anti-hate crime laws that were brought into place. Being educated on the topic and my role as a citizen in this country, I know that there is still a lot of growing that needs to take place in order to let the United States be one hundred percent accepting of the LGBTQ community and prevent more hate-crimes from arising.

Reith stated that “past civilizations fell because no police mechanism existed between the army of the ruler and the people.” If we take a look at the conditions of our inner cities, we see that ignorance and violence go hand in hand in causing disorder. Now more than ever we see violence on the account of a political and/or personal stance being accepted by many. Furthermore, in my opinion violence of any nature should be dealt with appropriately regardless of your gender, race, orientation, viewpoint etc. “Once ignorance is weaponized, violence seems to be a tragic inevitability” (Gioux, 2016). For example, the devastating mass shooting that happened in a nightclub in Orlando, Florida. The club was targeted by the gunman because of a personal dislike against people who identify with the LGBTQ community.

Hate and love are two compelling feelings that are opposite but yet there meanings can be easily twisted. The feelings of love and hate goes hand in hand with the novel, by George Orwell, 1984 in which he created a society in which they perceived the perception that has solved most of mankind problems. Now this society is a dystopia, but isn’t a prophet of disaster as what the government has devised. Even though it isn´t a prophet of disaster implied by the government, a society based on hate could not thrive in any way.

Do you remember Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina? Do you remember The Rev. Clementa Pinckney, Rev. Sharonda Singleton, Dr. Daniel L. Simmons, Ethel Lee Lance, Cynthia Hurd, Myra Thompson and Tywanza Sanders? I no one individual who knows this particular church and these particular individuals all too well. Dylann Roof on June 17th, 2015 at approximately 9 p.m. walked into this church during bible study and needlessly took their lives for no other reason than the color of there skin. The motivation you ask? That’s simple, it was hate. Dylann at the time was a 21 white supremacist high school drop out with ties to neo-Nazism.