I would say that hate is the weakest thing, that hate is an expression of powerlessness that always seeks an adversary. But hatred is more likely to be self-hate and the pain of admitting it to oneself. Thus one believes to hate others, and it is obvious from your examples that one is dealing with placeholders.
Maybe it is just some kind of viral effect, but as it seems, the publications and attempts to improve the world through petitions are symbolizing a kind of politically correct army, which meanwhile demands so much correctness that you can hardly use language without something crying out that you should not use such words, that cultural images and statuettes and books and phrases belong on the piles, which you have to destroy.
..... It's good to go outside, with so much mental cinema going on, to sweep the garden, the yard, your sidewalk, when you bake a cake and share it with others, when you borrow a pack of sugar from your neighbor and invite someone for a walk. Best in silence and in peace.
Well stated.