Critical Reflections

I have recently concluded that love is predominantly everywhere, even where hate exists; this may surprise people. We know, for example, that Adolf Hitler hated the Jews, and it is quite possible that he also loved to hate them. Thus, it is easy to understand that love can be present where hate exists. People who love to eat may hate to become obese. People who love to smoke may hate to contract cancer. Such love/hate affairs are plentiful. If you hate something or someone, just ask yourself where love comes into play, and you may reach the conclusion that hate is an unhealthy emotion, particularly if you love to hate. Incidents of love/hate relationships, especially those involving our esteemed world leaders, are what this book endeavors to reveal.