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Hateful Quotes

Naming what's hateful is the first step past it.

These quotes confront hatefulness directly, from a warning that squelching debate as un-American is dishonest and dangerous, to the plain observation that everyone is capable of being manipulative and deceitful. One even nods to The Hateful Eight as pure theatre.

Certainly, in the course of time, the splendid things will separate from the hateful.

Quotes by Werner Heisenberg

Everybody has the ability to be manipulative, to be hateful and deceitful.

Quotes by Neil LaBute

'The Hateful Eight' is like theatre.

Quotes by Jennifer Jason Leigh

Squelching debate by branding it un-American is dishonest, dangerous, and, in itself, hateful.

Quotes by Ed Schultz

Division Quotes

I hate hateful people.

Quotes by CeeLo Green

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these quotes discuss hate mainly as a personal trait or a political tactic?
Both, one observes that everybody has the capacity to be manipulative and hateful, while another warns specifically about branding debate as un-American as a dishonest, hateful tactic. The topic covers personal and political dimensions.
What does the quote about splendid things separating from the hateful mean?
It suggests that over time, good and hateful elements naturally sort themselves apart, a hopeful framing rather than a bitter one. It's one of the gentler entries in this collection.
Is there a film reference in this topic?
Yes, one quote compares The Hateful Eight to theatre, using the film title as a jumping-off point rather than discussing hate directly. It's a lighter, more playful inclusion.
How does this topic relate to political debate?
One quote argues that calling debate un-American to shut it down is itself a hateful and dishonest move, tying hatefulness to suppressing disagreement. See our Division collection for more on that theme.
Do any quotes here offer a way past hatefulness?
The line about splendid things separating from the hateful implies time and clarity eventually do the sorting, which reads as quietly optimistic. It's the closest thing to resolution in this set.

Read together, these lines separate hate as a human capacity from hate as a political tactic. For related themes, see our Division and Negativity collections.