Hate is such a strong word. What is the difference between hate and tolerate?

Question

Hate is universal. Japanese hate Koreans, French hate English, Americans hate Mexicans, Thai hate Laotians, and Arabs hate Israelis

Answer 1

Hate is irrational fear.

Tolerance is recognizing that your hate is irrational fear.

Answer 2

Well honey I think you already know this. There is a huge difference. Tolerance does not mean that you 'accept; but rather that you give those persons the right to be themself.

Hate is where you act indifferent around ppl you disagree with. This can vary from blatant verbal or physical attacks to just body language.

The more peaceful way is to be tolerant with a combination of self-security... meaning just worry about your own life and not what others are doing.

Answer 3

Don't believe all this nonsense about universal hate, bold and uncompromising statements make for juicer media coverage- not all the French hate the English, not all Arabs hate Israelis and vice versa.

Answer 4

Hate is a repulsive word as it generalises, strengthens biases and destroys peace. Tolerate is a harsh word too. It implies a sort of charitable holding back of expression of hatred. Harmonious coexistance, in fact, Love is what should dictate relation sof human beings with each other.

Answer 5

"toler" thats the differance

but seriously.. to hate is to do anything in your power to get rid of what it is you hate and to tolerate is to unlike something but dont do anything about it.

and im american.. i dont hate mexicans or any rase in that case

Answer 6

i dont hate anyone because it is a strong word

Answer 7

take away toler and add an h