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Hate is more lasting than dislike
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"Hate is more lasting than dislike"

- Adolf Hitler

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This quote by Adolf Hitler is a tip of the power of hate and its ability to linger and stay in our lives. It recommends that hate is a more effective emotion than dislike, and that it can have a lasting impact on our lives. It indicates that hate can be harder to get rid of than dislike, which it can have a more extensive and long-lasting effect on our lives. This quote is a pointer that hate can be a devastating force, which it can have a long lasting influence on our lives. It is a warning to be aware of the power of hate and to be mindful of how it can affect our lives. It is a suggestion to be conscious of our own feelings and to be familiar with how our actions can impact others.

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Adolf Hitler This quote is written / told by Adolf Hitler between April 20, 1889 and April 30, 1945. He was a famous Criminal from Germany. The author also have 40 other quotes.

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