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Rabbi Jacobson begins by acknowledging a fundamental belief: every human being has some degree of goodness within them. Sadly, this inherent goodness can be obscured or distorted by societal brainwashing, false narratives, or personal trauma. Many haters, he suggests, are driven by deep-seated anger, resentment, or pain, which manifests as toxic hostility. These individuals may have been "brainwashed" or fed false beliefs, leading to irrational or even violent expressions of their frustrations.