Is it right to hate people like osama bin laden? Do you hate him?

Question

i dont
maybe im just messed up in the head

Answer 1

I feel nothing toward him emotionally. But i despise what he believes and stands for. For him to hate the western nations just because he has a book some man wrote is absurd. Especially when the man who wrote it or authored it, is called a prophet. And followed with a fanatical zeal the west does not understand.

Answer 2

It is fine to hate people that do things as horrible as Osama Bin Laden... There is nothing wrong with it because you are just showing a little bit of anger towards their actions. Actually the only thing you should be worried about is if you actually like Osama and other bad people in this world like him.

Answer 3

No - you are not messed up in the head. We are to hate the sin, not the sinner. I hate that so many innocent lives were lost in the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and in Pennsylvania where those brave men and women went down. I even hate that the young Arabs who flew the planes wasted their lives. There is so much evil in this world. The President of Iran wants to "wipe Israel off the face of the earth." How evil a mind does it take to make this statement? To kill millions without thinking is a heart too cold and evil for me to comprehend.

Answer 4

Lets just say that I am sure if 9/11 would have killed some of the other people who responded about not hating people, they would also have a much different outlook! Ignorance is everywhere, so sad! The question should be how can you NOT hate someone like him?

Answer 5

Well you're just an evolved person. A man as irredeemably evil as Bin Laden dose not seek the love of others, and should not be given it.

Answer 6

No i don't hate him. As Americans we've been brought up like machines ,in my opinion, who are taught to think a certain way about certain things and certain types of people. Just because his beliefs and ways of ruling are different than what we've been taught is the "correct way" doesn't mean he's automatically in the wrong.

At the same time i don't agree with all the murders. I also don't agree with a lot of the things Bush does either. We should judge ourselves and our country before we judge one we know nothing about.

Answer 7

No, it is not right because hate makes one irrational and thereby defensible. Understanding why people believe and do what they do allows for understanding, on both sides, and understanding allows for equality.

The disinformation we, as American citizens, are told through the media only breads hate and lack of understanding where, if we understood why a person feels the way they do, we, as a society, can understand and move accordingly.

Answer 8

i think osama is a wiser man than most americans.
He decided to fight an Un-winnable war against the great satan. and I truly believe america is led by the spirit of SATAN, the sins of the government has become worse than bin laden.
At least he is fighting against the treachery that put him against the wall and left him no other choices.

Answer 9

there is such a fine line between right and wrong and i personally don't allways know the difference.what i do know is it was wrong for the thousands of lives lost on 9/11.is it wrong to hate someone?i don't know but personally hate doesn't scratch the surfac of my feelings toward the son-of-bitc-

Answer 10

It's a waste of energy to hate people. Hate their actions and pray that they do the right thing. When you hate someone that person has control over you and your emotions.