Can you hate Bush & the Reps because you think they are the party of hate?

Question

Or is that hypocritical?

Wow, this must have come out wrong. I'm a Republican. I do not hate Bush.

Answer 1

Great question. I'm thinking no.

Answer 2

I Personally do not hate the republicans I dislike there policies and the way they handle politicians they do not like. They have done a lot of damage to this country all over the world due to the administrations policy and way of thinking we had trouble always with being disliked and how they looked at us but we have not had this much hatred against us as people always before it was just because of some of the things we had. It was more the half and half not factor. but now it is just rage. I don't respect the President because of his lies and the policy he has.

Answer 3

Honey, you can do whatever you want. But if you really wanted to do something about it, hating alone wont get you anywhere. Rally up some undecided people, present factual evidence on how the republicans are a party of hate in a clear and captivating way. See if you cant get some people who are well known and liked in your community to publicly agree with you. Pass out some stickers and buttons and lots of outlines for them to remember and pass on. Have a free buffet and you'll triple your results.

Answer 4

They are not so much the party of hate. I am VERY non-Republican (the last Republican that would get my vote was Lincoln), and they represent to me much more the concept of fear than hatred. Their politics follow their sense of fear and vulnerability. There is another element that is associated with the Republicans: representation of money. Sometimes people think the Republicans are the party with money, but what they are most of all is the party that represents monied interests, and that is different than being monied. (Get the distinction? On one hand, having money, on the other championing the interests of money... usually over popular or human interests.)

Answer 5

Do not give in to the dark side young Skywalker. You can hope that justice is done and Bush ends up doing allot of time without wasting energy on hate. Hatred, like love implies intimacy, and I don't know about you but G.W. is the last person I want to be intimate with.

Answer 6

Hate is not a good emotion to have, not valid response. It stems from weakness, irrational thinking, not thinking, self-doubt. A hated or abused dog might become a fear-biter. Nothing good comes from hate. Better to wish them well, pray for them, meditate with feelings of love for them. A loved being does not drop bombs on another. A loved person has no need to hurt another.

Answer 7

You are free to waste your energy "hating" anyone you want to. But what's the point? Not to be overly harsh, but do you really think anyone cares if you like them or not? Hating people is a total waste of time and energy - but sure, go for it...if that's what makes you happy. Pretty sad, but hey - it's a free country.

Answer 8

Any one who hates president bush and the republican party are sick individuals..
I don't like bush and disagree with his policy and cabinet, but I agree that we will fight the war over there or over here eventually.

Answer 9

It is very much hypocritical. I have been a conservative all of my life and I do not hate anyone. I do see so much hate directed at the Republicans and most of it is based on lies drummed up by the democrat leadership.

Answer 10

You can hate *anyone* for what ever ill conceived reason that you want. There are no laws against that. However... hate will eat you from the inside and leave a hollow shell behind.

Answer 11

Interesting.