The phrase 'built on hatred' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use this phrase when describing something that has been arranged or constructed in a manner fueled by hatred or animosity. For example, "The empire was built on hatred and fear."
Fiona Edwards from Brighton held her child's hand in one of hers and in the other a placard reading: "A future of hope can't be built on hatred and bullying".
John and I watched a movie called Trick before you arrived, and it's about a young man looking for love and he somehow finds it with this ideal-looking other man - but the whole thing was built on hatred of women, it was absolutely extraordinary.
And referencing presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's extreme immigration policies, she told the crowd last Friday that "America can be great again without the construction of a wall built on hatred and prejudice".
After a campaign built on hatred, hostility, and humiliation, the losing candidate, let's call him Tweet, parlayed complicity by the head of the secret police with intervention from a foreign government to declare victory and seize the presidency.
American greatness is not built on fostering hatred of other Americans but on getting them to work together.
Romney lost big-time, but Limbaugh didn't, because he was left with four more years of a radio franchise built on stoking hatred of the reelected president.
"I guess I have to consider it an honor, if you really think about it," Trump said on "Fox & Friends," after repeating Romney's claims about the president's campaign being built on "tremendous anger" and "hatred".
Putin has obliterated the early shoots of Russian democracy as evidence of weakness and obeisance to the West; his eighty-per-cent popularity rating is built on arousing nationalism and a hatred of minorities (ethnic and sexual), the suppression of dissent, and a bare-chested macho image.
His empire was built on a foundation of normalizing hatred toward women.
The "death panel" fantasy had traction because it built on the underlying foundation of hatred for "big government" in the Republican base and among some independents.
Peace accords built on pseudo-historical narratives of age-old ethnic hatreds or other presumed grievances assuming primacy also undermines efforts for a resolution in Ukraine as well as Syria.
