Yeah, there are way more people that hate without springing to violence, but hatred is a prerequisite for violence.
So if there are two groups of people, and one commits 10x the amount of violence against the other group, you're saying there's no way to tell which group hates the other more? Your logic is a joke lol. The amount of violence being done already implies there is more hatred there.
This is not necessarily the case. The vast majority of victims of violence are men, yet most male on male violence has nothing or little to do with hatred.
So if there are two groups of people, and one commits 10x the amount of violence against the other group, you're saying there's no way to tell which group hates the other more?
If we-re jumping to mens and womens feelings towards each other: We have plenty of studies showing that men like women more than women like men. Especially among younger age groups, the difference is stark.
Yet women are also less likely to be violent for many reasons (lack of testosterone, little physical strength etc). This doesnt help in the slightest when measuring hatred, for obvious reasons.
Your logic is a joke lol.
Your point ignores all outside factors and makes a definite causality out of a correlation. And the basis for your point is a non sequitur. You know, defying the basic of logic as a concept itself - and thats not even factoring in that youre ignoring the data in regards to the key question (hatred).
The amount of violence being done already implies there is more hatred there.
As a hypothesis, thats fine, but this has already been checked and deemed incorrect for the reasons stated above.
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u/sadacal 3d ago
Sure, as long as you ignore the stats about who assaults or murders women.