You Are Being Programmed To Hate [VIDEO]...

[Dschrute3]

It's pretty sad that most Americans don't really know why they hate others so much. They only know they've been told to hate someone, or something. It's become a programmed response for them. Is the world's population being systematically programmed and herded into chaotic violence?

James Corbett delves into it...

 

[Dschrute3]

It sure looks like there is some kind of horrific plan in the works. Humanity is clearly being herded in a certain direction. You must be outraged and hate others. So cue the mass chaos and violence i guess. The NWO's gonna be such a wonderful paradise.

 

[TheDude]

Look no further than the titles for liberal "stories". They often throw in words that don't fit, intended to incite hatred & fear. The results are snowflakes, violence and a shit storm of lies, deceptions and excuses.

Republicans aren't innocent bystanders, but the gap is a wide margin.

 

[PK1]

Humanity is clearly being herded in a certain direction. You must be outraged and hate others ...

I'd say 80% become human thought robots after their socialized development, even after a college education,
Few people truly think for themselves in an objective, informed, rational manner.
Conservatives are the worst.

 

[Dschrute3]

Look no further than the titles for liberal "stories". They often throw in words that don't fit, intended to incite hatred & fear. The results are snowflakes, violence and a shit storm of lies, deceptions and excuses.

Republicans aren't innocent bystanders, but the gap is a wide margin.

Yes, Fake News does play a huge role in inciting hate and violence. And it seems to be getting worse by the day. But it isn't coming from Democrats only. It seems to be much much bigger than that.

 

[TheDude]

Humanity is clearly being herded in a certain direction. You must be outraged and hate others ...

I'd say 80% become human thought robots after their socialized development, even after a college education,
Few people truly think for themselves in an objective, informed, rational manner.
Conservatives are the worst.

IMO, today's college education is a contributor for dependence, hatred & unpractical thought.

 

[Dschrute3]

Humanity is clearly being herded in a certain direction. You must be outraged and hate others ...

I'd say 80% become human thought robots after their socialized development, even after a college education,
Few people truly think for themselves in an objective, informed, rational manner.
Conservatives are the worst.

I think it's much bigger than just a 'Conservative' issue. It seems like there is a huge concerted effort to demand people be outraged and hateful. Now, who or what is controlling the programming? One can only speculate. But i tend to think it's much much bigger than the Democrat and Republican Parties.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Yet, loserterians and extreme taliban types attack gays, transgenders and anyone that isn't like you. Who is the hater????

 

[MarathonMike]

Humanity is clearly being herded in a certain direction. You must be outraged and hate others ...

I'd say 80% become human thought robots after their socialized development, even after a college education,
Few people truly think for themselves in an objective, informed, rational manner.
Conservatives are the worst.

Yes we have seen much evidence of the rational, objective thinking of Liberals haven't we? Beginning with the mass cry-in on election night followed by parades of idiots venting anger, to Antifa destroying property and pepper spraying Trump supporters to entertainers and "News" anchors acting like profane teen-agers. Such informed, rational thinking from the Left.

 

[ABikerSailor]

If you want to see how people have been programmed to hate, just look at this thread.

If you are a conservative, you call the liberals all sorts of names and use hateful rhetoric to describe anything you see as changing this country, even if it is for the better.

If you are a liberal, you talk about how the right is hateful and wants to exclude people from this country.

What brought all this about? Several things actually. First up was after the 9/11 attack when Jr. told the world if you aren't with us, you're against us. We started then to divide this country.

Then, when Obama was elected and McConnell and the GOP got together the night after the election to say they wanted to make Obama a one term president. He hadn't even been elected for a day when they said that. At least, Trump got his 100 days to be measured by.

Then, the GOP kept up the divisive rhetoric, and that started to spill over into the general everyday conversation of the public.

Combine that with message boards, tweeting and social media where you can express you opinions without fear of very much retribution, and you have the current situation we are in.

Division, like destruction, is much easier than creation and cooperation.

 

[Dschrute3]

Yet, loserterians and extreme taliban types attack gays, transgenders and anyone that isn't like you. Who is the hater????

Did you watch the video? This herding of folks to be outraged and hateful, doesn't seem to be only about a particular political ideology or political party. Check out the video.

 

[Dschrute3]

If you want to see how people have been programmed to hate, just look at this thread.

If you are a conservative, you call the liberals all sorts of names and use hateful rhetoric to describe anything you see as changing this country, even if it is for the better.

If you are a liberal, you talk about how the right is hateful and wants to exclude people from this country.

What brought all this about? Several things actually. First up was after the 9/11 attack when Jr. told the world if you aren't with us, you're against us. We started then to divide this country.

Then, when Obama was elected and McConnell and the GOP got together the night after the election to say they wanted to make Obama a one term president. He hadn't even been elected for a day when they said that. At least, Trump got his 100 days to be measured by.

Then, the GOP kept up the divisive rhetoric, and that started to spill over into the general everyday conversation of the public.

Combine that with message boards, tweeting and social media where you can express you opinions without fear of very much retribution, and you have the current situation we are in.

Division, like destruction, is much easier than creation and cooperation.

But who or what is the source of the programming? It seems to be a mass concerted effort. It doesn't seem to be coming from a single political ideology or political party. It seems like it's much bigger than that.

 

[ABikerSailor]

If you want to see how people have been programmed to hate, just look at this thread.

If you are a conservative, you call the liberals all sorts of names and use hateful rhetoric to describe anything you see as changing this country, even if it is for the better.

If you are a liberal, you talk about how the right is hateful and wants to exclude people from this country.

What brought all this about? Several things actually. First up was after the 9/11 attack when Jr. told the world if you aren't with us, you're against us. We started then to divide this country.

Then, when Obama was elected and McConnell and the GOP got together the night after the election to say they wanted to make Obama a one term president. He hadn't even been elected for a day when they said that. At least, Trump got his 100 days to be measured by.

Then, the GOP kept up the divisive rhetoric, and that started to spill over into the general everyday conversation of the public.

Combine that with message boards, tweeting and social media where you can express you opinions without fear of very much retribution, and you have the current situation we are in.

Division, like destruction, is much easier than creation and cooperation.

But who or what is the source of the programming? It seems to be a mass concerted effort. It doesn't seem to be coming from a single political ideology or political party. It seems like it's much bigger than that.

Actually, the source can come from anywhere, but politics and morality seem to be the major ones.

Once a divide is started in the thinking of a person, it generally continues, because people have a need to feel superior to others, and saying that those who think different than you are less than you is one way that a lot of people do it.

Combine that with the anonymity of the internet, and you get some of the kind of trolls that you see on here. Some of the things people say to one another on here are sometimes things that I don't think the poster would be willing to say face to face to another person.

 

[Dschrute3]

If you want to see how people have been programmed to hate, just look at this thread.

If you are a conservative, you call the liberals all sorts of names and use hateful rhetoric to describe anything you see as changing this country, even if it is for the better.

If you are a liberal, you talk about how the right is hateful and wants to exclude people from this country.

What brought all this about? Several things actually. First up was after the 9/11 attack when Jr. told the world if you aren't with us, you're against us. We started then to divide this country.

Then, when Obama was elected and McConnell and the GOP got together the night after the election to say they wanted to make Obama a one term president. He hadn't even been elected for a day when they said that. At least, Trump got his 100 days to be measured by.

Then, the GOP kept up the divisive rhetoric, and that started to spill over into the general everyday conversation of the public.

Combine that with message boards, tweeting and social media where you can express you opinions without fear of very much retribution, and you have the current situation we are in.

Division, like destruction, is much easier than creation and cooperation.

But who or what is the source of the programming? It seems to be a mass concerted effort. It doesn't seem to be coming from a single political ideology or political party. It seems like it's much bigger than that.

Actually, the source can come from anywhere, but politics and morality seem to be the major ones.

Once a divide is started in the thinking of a person, it generally continues, because people have a need to feel superior to others, and saying that those who think different than you are less than you is one way that a lot of people do it.

Combine that with the anonymity of the internet, and you get some of the kind of trolls that you see on here. Some of the things people say to one another on here are sometimes things that I don't think the poster would be willing to say face to face to another person.

I don't know, the most powerful programming is coming from the 'Mainstream Media.' It seems everyday there's nothing but constant programming on how you need to be outraged over someone or something. It's a constant daily barrage of various things you should get angry about. It seems organized.

 

[Dschrute3]

When a Mainstream Media headline reads 'A violent response to Trump is as logical as any', we are in serious trouble. Clearly, people are being herded into chaotic violence. But why?

I know i'll receive the usual 'Tinfoil Hat' attacks, but i do believe it's what the New World Order folks want. They want the violent chaos. It'll be much easier for them to implement their World Government takeover. They'll do it in the name of 'Security & Stability.' Just my own feeling anyway.

 

[ABikerSailor]

If you want to see how people have been programmed to hate, just look at this thread.

If you are a conservative, you call the liberals all sorts of names and use hateful rhetoric to describe anything you see as changing this country, even if it is for the better.

If you are a liberal, you talk about how the right is hateful and wants to exclude people from this country.

What brought all this about? Several things actually. First up was after the 9/11 attack when Jr. told the world if you aren't with us, you're against us. We started then to divide this country.

Then, when Obama was elected and McConnell and the GOP got together the night after the election to say they wanted to make Obama a one term president. He hadn't even been elected for a day when they said that. At least, Trump got his 100 days to be measured by.

Then, the GOP kept up the divisive rhetoric, and that started to spill over into the general everyday conversation of the public.

Combine that with message boards, tweeting and social media where you can express you opinions without fear of very much retribution, and you have the current situation we are in.

Division, like destruction, is much easier than creation and cooperation.

But who or what is the source of the programming? It seems to be a mass concerted effort. It doesn't seem to be coming from a single political ideology or political party. It seems like it's much bigger than that.

Actually, the source can come from anywhere, but politics and morality seem to be the major ones.

Once a divide is started in the thinking of a person, it generally continues, because people have a need to feel superior to others, and saying that those who think different than you are less than you is one way that a lot of people do it.

Combine that with the anonymity of the internet, and you get some of the kind of trolls that you see on here. Some of the things people say to one another on here are sometimes things that I don't think the poster would be willing to say face to face to another person.

I don't know, the most powerful programming is coming from the 'Mainstream Media.' It seems everyday there's nothing but constant programming on how you need to be outraged over someone or something. It's a constant daily barrage of various things you should get angry about. It seems organized.

The media has always had the "if it bleeds it leads" mentality.

 

[Dschrute3]

If you want to see how people have been programmed to hate, just look at this thread.

If you are a conservative, you call the liberals all sorts of names and use hateful rhetoric to describe anything you see as changing this country, even if it is for the better.

If you are a liberal, you talk about how the right is hateful and wants to exclude people from this country.

What brought all this about? Several things actually. First up was after the 9/11 attack when Jr. told the world if you aren't with us, you're against us. We started then to divide this country.

Then, when Obama was elected and McConnell and the GOP got together the night after the election to say they wanted to make Obama a one term president. He hadn't even been elected for a day when they said that. At least, Trump got his 100 days to be measured by.

Then, the GOP kept up the divisive rhetoric, and that started to spill over into the general everyday conversation of the public.

Combine that with message boards, tweeting and social media where you can express you opinions without fear of very much retribution, and you have the current situation we are in.

Division, like destruction, is much easier than creation and cooperation.

But who or what is the source of the programming? It seems to be a mass concerted effort. It doesn't seem to be coming from a single political ideology or political party. It seems like it's much bigger than that.

Actually, the source can come from anywhere, but politics and morality seem to be the major ones.

Once a divide is started in the thinking of a person, it generally continues, because people have a need to feel superior to others, and saying that those who think different than you are less than you is one way that a lot of people do it.

Combine that with the anonymity of the internet, and you get some of the kind of trolls that you see on here. Some of the things people say to one another on here are sometimes things that I don't think the poster would be willing to say face to face to another person.

I don't know, the most powerful programming is coming from the 'Mainstream Media.' It seems everyday there's nothing but constant programming on how you need to be outraged over someone or something. It's a constant daily barrage of various things you should get angry about. It seems organized.

The media has always had the "if it bleeds it leads" mentality.

Something seems different now. The Mainstream Media is now openly advocating hate and violence. It's gotten a lot darker.

 

[PK1]

Humanity is clearly being herded in a certain direction. You must be outraged and hate others ...

I'd say 80% become human thought robots after their socialized development, even after a college education,
Few people truly think for themselves in an objective, informed, rational manner.
Conservatives are the worst.

IMO, today's college education is a contributor for dependence, hatred & unpractical thought.

Wow, what a generalized ignorant opinion. You sound like you have no college education.
Higher education is more likely a contributor to professional excellence than skill sets from relatively uneducated employees & esp unemployed or unemployable unfortunates.

 

[Dschrute3]

It seems like Americans aren't capable of being happy anymore. They seem to enjoy and desperately wanna be outraged and hateful. Th US is a very angry unhappy nation at this point.

US Citizens rank among the most unhappy Citizens on earth. But why? It's the wealthiest nation in the world. I think a lot of it is greed, but most of it is that they're being systematically programmed to hate. It's very sad.

 

[Manonthestreet]

How are you supposed to fill the 24hr news cycle without a fresh outrage every day?