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Hating Quotes

Quotes on hatred, conflict, and its roots.

These hating quotes trace hatred back to its origins, from a father who fled communism to the conviction that no child enters the world already hating anyone. They belong with Conflict quotes exploring where division actually begins.

My father fled from the North, hating communism.

Quotes by Moon Jae-in

Reject hatred without hating.

Quotes by Mary Baker Eddy

I am not able of hating. I am not able of hating.

Quotes by Jacques Verges

No one is born hating others.

Quotes by Daisaku Ikeda

Conflict Quotes

Haters keep on hating, cause somebody's gotta do it.

Quotes by Chris Brown

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the central belief across these hating quotes?
Several converge on the idea that no one enters the world already hating others, hatred is learned, not innate.
How does a parent's experience with communism connect here?
One quote describes a father who fled the North specifically because he hated communism, showing hatred sometimes drives major life decisions.
Is it possible to reject hatred without becoming hateful yourself?
Yes, one line makes exactly that distinction, calling for rejecting hatred while avoiding hating in return.
Does any quote admit to struggling with the emotion itself?
Yes, one speaker repeats twice that they simply aren't capable of hating, emphasizing how foreign the emotion feels to them.
How does this topic relate to broader themes on the site?
It connects to Conflict quotes exploring where division actually starts and how it might be undone.

One line draws a careful distinction: rejecting hatred itself without slipping into hating the people who hold it. That balance runs through both Division and Intensity quotes on this site.