I believe firmly the world could be so amazing if we all treat each other the way we would like to be treated.
Sometimes I wonder if that's not the real problem. In reality most people are not very good to themselves. They wallow in guilt and shame, they are mired in self-loathing, they drag the accumulated weight of superstition behind them like Marley's chains. They just think everyone else should be doing that too.
I'm firmly convinced that all outwardly projected hate starts as a hate of self born deep inside of us and then constantly reinforced by others for their own goals and needs.
And the world is populated with pimps, dealers, cut-throats, flim-flam men, grifters, and cheap hustlers, murderers, rapists, preachers and politicians and all sorts of people who we all know are dangerous thugs on the mean streets of the good life, who have ruined lots, and lots of people, and it's a good thing to discriminate and judge least you be their next prey and they are always on the hunt.
But there is another group, one that has created even more damage. Those are the people who combine being narcissistic and self-absorbed with a pathological avoidance of responsibility and those people ruin lots of lives too, and they are not even aware of it - after all, the third part of that pretty much states that everything is always someone else's fault anyway. I'll bet these types have ruined far more lives than the pimps and murders, it's just that they don't kill you outright they leave that for the slow march of time across the life of quite desperation that they leave you with. Good to judge and discriminate on those folks too. Harder to do though, they seem so nice and are so damn needy.
And there are a lot of things worth fighting for, as many people are discovering in an age when it looks like they may lose them. Better to die on your feet than live on your knees.