@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidAlready happened here.
Mr X doesn't like leprechauns. An incident happens and Mr X immediately blames leprechauns and whips up online hatred for leprechauns with fake, unsubstantiated claims. He then tells his followers they should descend on a hotel where leprechauns are living and burn it down. - True enough, the hotel is then attacked and burned to the ground.
Questions for you. - Di ...[text shortened]... him having done so, or is it just a case of him exercising his freedom of speech?
Edit: Good luck
Anyone remember the misguided conservative fool who shot up Comet Pizza in DC because he thought he was rescuing kids from the pedophiles?
@Rajk999 saidGoogle AI.
Its not about you or me. The general population of the UK is fed up with Muslims, and want them out. Here is what Google said:
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Recent polls provide insight into attitudes towards Muslim immigrants in the UK, rather than specific opposition percentages to "Islamic immigration" as a whole.
According to a YouGov survey conducted in ...[text shortened]... epresentation, political rhetoric, and security concerns.
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Way to surrender your free will.
@Rajk999 said"Because I am a reasonable human and so everyone naturally agrees with me."
The only ignorance comes out of your mouth. The People who have to bear the burden of Islamic extremists are crying out all over the world and they are sick and tired of Muslims and their murderous agenda. Muslims are rapists, child molesters, they are abusive to women. Right now they are killing Christians in several parts of the world. And here you are like a damn fool calling it islamophobia and ignorance. You are a shameless piece of garbage.
There's a word for this kind of sociopathy.
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidBeats me.
How did he navigate life before Google AI and YouTube? (And occasionally Quora).
I think he just filled his bathtub with his hate and stewed in it for hours.
@Rajk999 saidThere is no single agreed-upon five-stage model for hate, but a prominent model is the five-step social identity model of collective hate, which includes Identification (forming an ingroup), Exclusion (defining targets as outsiders), Threat (portraying targets as a danger), Virtue (framing the ingroup as morally superior), and Celebration (justifying the eradication of the outgroup). Another related model is the Pyramid of Hate, which outlines escalating levels from biased attitudes and acts of bias to discrimination, violence, and ultimately, genocide.
Hatred for murderers, pedopholes, rapists.
Yeah .. I hate those people.
Thats makes me a good person and It makes you evil if you dont.
Five-step social identity model
Identification: A group forms a strong sense of "us" by identifying with the ingroup.
Exclusion: Targets are defined as being "outside" the ingroup, creating a clear "us vs. them" dynamic.
Threat: The outgroup is portrayed as a danger to the ingroup's identity, values, or safety.
Virtue: The ingroup is presented as being uniquely good or morally superior to the outgroup.
Celebration: Acts against the outgroup are celebrated as being necessary to defend the ingroup's virtue and survival.
The Pyramid of Hate
Level 1: Biased Attitudes: This foundational level includes stereotypes, prejudice, and scapegoating.
Level 2: Acts of Bias: Biased attitudes are put into action through bullying, harassment, and name-calling.
Level 3: Discrimination: Individuals are denied opportunities and services based on their group identity.
Level 4: Bias-Motivated Violence: Discrimination escalates to acts like vandalism, assault, arson, and threats.
Level 5: Genocide: The most extreme level is the systematic and deliberate extermination of an entire group.
