Why do people generalize hate?

[SunnyRS]

I just don't understand, why do some people generalize hate?
Like all men, or all women, or all white or all black.
No, not everyone is the same and putting them in the same category and treating them badly because of it is not right. But still people do it. I just don't get it.

[Anonymous]

Because that's what pathetic and weak men do, in nature, when the guy is strong and prosperous and getting all the women, the weak man can't beat him one-on-one. The losers always outnumber the winners, so they make a plan to group up and take out the successful man.

It's like how most incel and manosphere content creators are right-wing Trump supporters, and most of their followers are angry incels jealous of men getting men getting their women. A lot of hate movements play off of sexual insecurity because those guys are easy to manipulate.

They'll tell them they will benefit from fascism, but when the person takes power, he's going to enslave the weak men who supported him.

[SunnyRS]

You are doing the same thing man.
Generalizing.

[Anonymous]

I think it's usually because they don't have any positive relationships with men/women so they don't know how to vet the opposite gender. They have nobody to compare them to. It's probably easier to say you hate men/women than to admit your judgement sucks.

[SunnyRS]

I understand your view but do you think making a bias would help in making better relationship with opposite gender easy?

[Opinion Owner]

Not necessarily easy, but you'd have a better chance at a healthy relationship if you know what flags to look out for. It helps to know the difference between a good woman and bad a woman. Or the difference between a good man and a bad man.

[Opinion Owner]

Thanks for MHO

[devilish-cutie]

all usually means majority but its easier to say all

[SunnyRS]

Even saying it's for majority is generalizing according to me cause we as a human only know max 10 percent of the population which are in proximity to us, so judging others based on that isn't correct right?

[devilish-cutie]

you dont have to know them all, you see it on TV and here from others from people you know, you have the interent now as well. Most statistical researches are done that way, part that applies to the whole and it has proven to be good way to prove things even without data cause probability would be pretty correct.

[SunnyRS]

Very true, but at the end that's what it is, a probability.
Unless you know someone personally you can't judge them.

[devilish-cutie]

yeah but the whole base of conclusion is "majority" so we look at life trough those lenses-.. judging life is inevitable cause we want to be rational

[SunnyRS]

Yes that's the issue we look through these lenses made by the society because we want to be rational.
But we hardly base that judgment on our views.
We get one or two experiences then we seek people on internet or tv or news or in real who have gone through same stuff, not looking for people who have opposite experiences hence making our judgement biased.

[devilish-cutie]

well that really depends on the person, like do you wnat the truth or do you just want someone to agree with you

[SunnyRS]

True, for me though it will be the truth

[devilish-cutie]

for me too, but you see im sure we are in minoriy haha :D

[SunnyRS]

That's for sure😅

[NathanDavis]

that's how much resentment they have...

[SunnyRS]

True, which should not be the case.
Make your opinion for the individual not the entirety of the group.

[jahaims]

They are projecting because they are ignorant

[SunnyRS]

That I can agree with

[Worst]

I don't know, guess it's just easy to do

[SunnyRS]

Maybe.
By the way is that you in the profile?
Which anime is it?

[Worst]

It's Simen "ghost" Riley from the CoD series

[Worst]

Simeon**

[SunnyRS]

Oh that's nice, I had no idea man.
Did you dress up like him?

[Worst]

I ain't got titties like that

[SunnyRS]

🤣🤣🤣fair point