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Kenri posted...

I don't think I agree. If anything fear can be leveraged to win more rights for oppressed groups in some circumstances. This is why, for example, Ida B Wells said the best defense against being lynched was owning a Winchester. But even if hate does come from fear: where does the fear come from?

One of the most basic questions that you ask someone in a therapy questions is: "what would happen if that part stopped doing it's job? What is that part afraid would occur if it wasn't doing what it thinks it's supposed to?"

Hate is protective. But protective of what is the question

To be fair I'm looking at this through that kind of lens cause I'm a certified IFS clinical psychologist so bear that in mind lol