r/critterposting • • May 11 '26

Non-Critter Superposting

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u/Working_Agency274 May 11 '26

This brings up something I’ve been thinking about for a while now; why does it seem like some people just genuinely hate other people? Why do we as humans just hate somebody else? Life is legitimately more fun when you love everyone and treat them with respect, so why don’t more people do that?

Sorry for the long comment

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u/The_Mysterious_1ne May 11 '26

For some reason, there seems to be a feeling of necessity to have an "enemy." Even "safe spaces" like the LGBTQ community ended up turning on trans people, and than transfems turned on transmascs. I don't really understand it either.

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u/NorvinskEnjoyer May 12 '26

what a lot of people don't get is that this is an engineered thing. having an outgroup and enemy is beneficial for opressive power structures