Hate-Driven Anger

A Hate-Driven Anger is a state of anger that combines emotional intensity with sustained hostility (that supports aggressive action against perceived enemies).

• AKA: State of Hate-Fueled Rage, State of Hostile Fury, State of Vengeful Hatred.
• Context:
  • It can trigger Extended Duration through hatred reinforcement.
  • It can generate Target Fixation through enemy identification.
  • It can maintain Hostile Intent through cognitive bias.
  • It can amplify Emotional Intensity through hate amplification.
  • It can override Rational Control through hatred dominance.
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  • It can often develop Group Dynamic through shared hatred.
  • It can often distort Reality Perception through hatred filter.
  • It can often suppress Empathy Response through dehumanization process.
  • It can often justify Extreme Action through moral disengagement.
  • It can often escalate Violent Tendency through hatred spiral.
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  • It can range from being a State of Personal Hatred to being a State of Collective Hatred, depending on its social scope.
  • It can range from being a State of Temporary Hate to being a State of Lifelong Hatred, depending on its temporal persistence.
  • It can range from being a State of Passive Hostility to being a State of Active Aggression, depending on its expression mode.
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  • It can combine with State of Fear for threat amplification.
  • It can interact with State of Disgust for moral rejection.
  • It can merge with State of Jealousy for competitive hatred.
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• Examples:
  • Personal Hatred Types, such as:
    • Individual expressions, such as:
      • State of Bitter Resentment for personal vendetta.
      • State of Vindictive Rage for revenge seeking.
    • Relationship-based forms, such as:
      • State of Ex-Partner Hatred for relationship aftermath.
      • State of Family Feud Rage for domestic conflict.
  • Group Hatred Types, such as:
    • Collective expressions, such as:
      • State of Mob Hatred for crowd violence.
      • State of Gang Hostility for territorial conflict.
    • Ideological forms, such as:
      • State of Religious Hatred for belief-based conflict.
      • State of Political Hatred for ideological enmity.
  • Societal Hatred Types, such as:
    • Cultural expressions, such as:
      • State of Ethnic Hatred for group prejudice.
      • State of Class Hatred for social stratum conflict.
    • Historical forms, such as:
      • State of Genocidal Hatred for systematic elimination.
      • State of Colonial Hatred for cultural domination.
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• Counter-Examples:
  • State of Righteous Anger, which maintains moral boundaries.
  • State of Protective Rage, which focuses on defense.
  • State of Competitive Anger, which seeks achievement.
  • State of Temporary Fury, which lacks sustained hostility.
• See: State of Anger, State of Hatred, State of Rage, Dehumanization Process, Group Dynamic, Moral Disengagement, Hatred Psychology, Violence Pattern.

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