That's a good way of defining the difference, Ranger RangerX. It's amazingly poor judgment to hate someone based on a criteria about whch they have no choice.RangerX wrote:Ah hate groups....
I consider myself a "Hate Individual".
I also think that hating someone based on race or cultural parameters is lazy and uncreative.
I can come up with an individual reason to hate anyone.
I had a college professor who gave each of us a number, and had us put those numbers on our test papers. He explained that he had spent a lifetime carefully arranging his prejudices, likes and dislikes, and saw no reason to change them now. His method for not letting those carefully cultivated prejudices affect his ability to impartially grade our essays was to use numbers instead of names. Each test we had a different number... that way he could like or dislike, love or hate us as individuals or as a group for whatever it was he chose, and still be impartial. That seemed sensible, but I thnik it's probably rather rare.