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Common hatred can spur action but not always for good.

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Common hatred can spur action but not always for good.

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Common hatred can unite people together against a harmful cause.

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Common hatred can unite people together against a harmful cause.

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1. The Holocaust was initated by the Nazi Party in Germany and its occupied territories as a total hatred and extermination plan for the Jewish population in Europe.
2. The Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida in 2018 was as a result of the hatred of the perpetrator for the school as a result of his anger management issues

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The rivalry between Ronaldo and Messi shows how hatred can lead to people pushing themselves to the limit in order to be better than their rival. For example, when Ronaldo's Real Madrid kept beating Messi's Barcelona, Messi was forced to grow as a player due to the hatred in their rivalry. Not wanting to be worse then his rival, Messi worked overtime during the off season to become a better player. Not only did this help Messi grow, but also forced Ronaldo to grow to keep up with Messi.

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America developed a strong dislike for the Japanese in the war. This led them to the creation of the atomic bomb to be used against them.

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During World War 2, The United States developed a strong hatred for the Japanese and Japanese Americans. This hatred that developed through the war led to unconstitutional actions occurring like displacing large amounts of Japanese Americans solely off many United States citizens' beliefs. This contradicted America's morals and led to the horrible treatment of many Japanese.

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The people of Hong Kong held riots in the summer of 2019 together, spurred by their strong dislike and hatred of mainland China policies encroaching on their special administrative region.

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Back in the 1800s even up to the early 1900s. The scientific field was mainly male based. Women weren't really allowed to get credited for their work and weren't allowed to participate. A quote from this era was from a male scientist. It stated "The only problem was that she was born a women". This shows the mysogynistic perspectives and high levels of hatred during this time period. This made women advocate for equal rights and fight for equality.

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During WWII the Germans had a hatred towards Jewish people as they deemed them the inferior race. Their hatred towards them caused the mass killing of their race in concentration camps. Hatred is more prevalent than love throughout history.

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Hitler and WWII- The common hatred of Germany brought countries such as  the US, Britain, and Russia together to fight against a common enemy. This hatred also promoted nationalism on both sides of the war which ultimately helped drive the war

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Hitler and WWII- The common hatred of Germany brought countries such as  the US, Britain, and Russia together to fight against a common enemy. This hatred also promoted nationalism on both sides of the war which ultimately helped drive the war

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During WW2 the "Big 3" countries (Russia, USA, and Britian) teamed up together against Germany and the Nazis. Although those 3 countries didn't get along well they had a common hatred against the Nazis and Hitler. This teamwork lead to the defeat of the Nazis and the end of the war, without their hatred against Hitler they wouldn't have teamed up and came up with an abundance of ideas to defeat him.

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- Assassination of MLK, Malcolm X due to hatred of progress - hatred can drive action, but it does not drive progress; the assassination of these public figures hindered progress in equity
- Race riots in Chicago - a Black boy swam past an unspoken, invisible line at a segregated beach and was stoned to death because of it, sparking a weeks-long race riot in Chicago. Hatred of his race only led to violence against not only him but many others following - how was that hatred necessary? - it spurred action, but that action was not positive

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FDR put Japanese Americans into internment camps during World War II due to rising hatred of the Japanese during the war and the destruction done onto Pearl Harbor. Action that occurred due to this was the issuing of the Civil Liberties Act which ensured money and reparations for those who were interned.

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During the 1700s, the rise of nationalism and hatred for Britain in the colonies grew. In this time came new taxation, increased soldier presence within cities, and instances like the Boston massacre. With these circumstances, the colonists' hatred led to action as the colonists decided to revolt against Great Britain's monarchy. This led to the revolutionary war and America's independence from Britain. The original hatred led to a monumental change in history.

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The Manhattan project was a massive undertaking during World War 2 in which the first nuclear weapons were developed. World War 2, and war in general, was/is spurred by hatred. While hatred was a driving force behind this great technological advancement, the aftermath of nuclear warfare was indubitably a net negative for mankind, causing mass destruction and suffering as seen in Hiroshima and Nagasaki