Did you notice how most hate groups are christians,the kkk, hitler, the white supremicists...?

Answer 1

Are you just trying to stir things up? If you cared to educated yourself (try taking a class or two) you would be well aware that hate is actually fairly distributed among races and there are several religions spreading hate. Please, help yourself and those around you...go to school.

Answer 2

Have you noticed that most people who ask questions like this obviously haven't been researching much?
The groups you mention are the ones people know about in the US. They were/are active there. So they are known to people in the US. All this does is show how limited the field of view is.
What do you know about violent groups in other countries?
Aum Shinrikyo (Japan)
Hezbollah (Lebanon)
Kach (Israel)
Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (Tamil Tigers) (Sri Lanka)
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Marxist-Leninist group that has hit both Israeli and Arab targets.
Shining Path (Peru)
Khmer Rouge (Kambodia)
Kurdistan Workers Party (Turkey)
Basque Fatherland and Liberty (Spain)
And I didn't even mention all those fanatical islamist groups, like al Quaida.

Answer 3

Actually, Hitler was not a Christian and neither are many white supremacists. A lot of white supremacists believe Christianity is a Jewish conspiracy because, after all Jesus and most of the original Church were Jewish.

Many white supremacists are pagans. They believe in Europe's pre-Christian religions. They think that these religions are more "white" having been founded in Europe.

Answer 4

People who kill, maim, injure often do so claiming that it was the word/will of God. They claim that God favors the White Anglo-Saxon Protestant.

If that were true, then why would God have created other races. Those extremist nuts need to get a life. But, if they truly believe, then they will pay when their day comes. That said, I think their rantings are little more than justification for their actions - and that they believe in nothing else but their own need for "racial purity".

Answer 5

I'm a Christian, and I hate no one on this earth. Those poeple that you mentioned that hold those racist of derogotory views may call themselves Christians, but most likely aren't. They are disoybeying the greatest commadment. God bless!

John 22:34-40

34Hearing that Jesus had silenced the Sadducees, the Pharisees got together. 35One of them, an expert in the law, tested him with this question:
36"Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?" 37Jesus replied: " 'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' 38This is the first and greatest commandment. 39And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' 40All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments."

Answer 6

Did you notice how most soup kitchens, homeless shelters, food banks, disaster relief agencies, are started by Christians and other faith groups?
Did you ever notice how it was Quakers who started the abolition movement to end slavery?
Did you ever notice how it was the Southern Christian Leadership Conference that brought up Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and started the Civil Rights Movement?
Did you ever notice it was church women who fought for women's right to vote? Church women who worked to end child labor?
Maybe you should take more notice before you make such general, blanket statements.

Answer 7

I'll agree with answer number 1. Just like the morons who hijacked planes and flew into the World Trade Centers give Muslims a bad name.

Answer 8

christianity has nothing to do with the person who made the wrong decisions. They made the decision, that does not mean that all Christians are made to make wrong decisions, because Hittler, KKK, and the white superemicist did that, that does not mean every one else will. Those were all hate crimes.

Answer 9

These hate groups are NOT Christians. They are ignorant people who have no idea as to how to read scriptures. They are the ones who turn things around to make scriptures justify their life.

These people are against the Jews, and people of color. If you think about it that is a dead giveaway that they are not Christ followers. Jesus himself was a Jew AND a man of color. Reality check ~ I hate to break it to you folks, but Jesus was not a white man!!!!!

Answer 10

Not really. You're just thinking of white people. Go to Africa or the Middle East and you'll find lots of hate groups. (Ever heard of suicide bombings?) Hate is an equal opportunity employer.