Why Do People Hate? by Dick Van Dyke

"Why do people hate? Hate is such a terrible waste of time. I don’t think people who hate should receive the attention they seem to garner in the media. Entire cable networks have been created to hate each other! Our political system seems to have devolved into one side hating the other. I like to ask, “Why do you hate?” It is so much easier to help. It’s the easiest thing in the world. Help can mean writing a check. It can also mean sharing a smile, or saying 'hello'."

--Dick Van Dyke, Keep Moving


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