Hateful used in a sentence

Hateful in a sentence as an adjective

Yes, they are wrong and misguided, but they aren't ALL hateful.

"\n\nIn fact, I would venture to say that an extremely FEW are hateful.

Are you trying to say that pg is friends with someone in spite of his supposed hateful nature?

> The thread because this is one of the most hateful and ugly threads I've ever seen on HN.

I don't think anyone said it better that Hillel: "That which is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow.

>What is any less hateful about them?Has anyone suggested otherwise?

That he's somehow looked past the person's "shortcomings"?The critics I've read aren't saying pg has a hateful nature.

But, the various legal issues, hateful folks, and my day job suddenly taking more time I decided to give it up and pass it on to someone else.

It's easy to imagine a sick, hateful person, most importantly someone else, and individual bullies certainly exist, but I think the far more common situation is where the bully is a group of people.

Microsoft with all of this and all of their hateful campaigns against competitors, and hiring other companies in secret to throw dirt on others either in public or to convince politicians about something.

I generally agree with you but I think the problem here is that being against gay marriage is more than just a "political view." Being for low taxes is a political view. Being for smaller government is a political view. Believing a certain group of people don't deserve to live their lives like other simply because of who they love is not a political view. It reads as extremely hateful and that makes people uncomfortable.