Whether or not this constitutes a new intifada (uprising) or not, it has come as a vicious reminder of the intractable nature of the conflict and the persistence of the occupation – not to mention the hatred and desperation that can erupt when hopes for finding a solution die.
She also mentioned her hatred of her character's short hair throughout the episode, variously describing it as boyish, a mullet, and a Jewfro.
[sic]" This disavowal, however, doesn't mean fashwave represents a friendlier fascism; in an interview on Right Stuff Radio, Cyber Nazi casually mentioned his hatred of "niggers" and "sand-niggers".
The highly publicised defection of Colonel Światło, not to mention the general hatred of the Ministry of Public Security among Poles, led to changes in late 1954, as first the 10th Department and soon afterwards, the entire Ministry, was broken up and reorganised; many officials were arrested.
Mash said: "In his summing up, the judge mentioned evidence of racial hatred, which was unprecedented".
Parsons had mentioned to attorney Greg Sanders a hatred of homosexuals, and after the execution, prison spokesperson Jack Ford said that "rainbow" may have been a homosexual reference to the victim.
The White House later issued a second statement about Charlottesville on Sunday that condemned "all forms of violence, bigotry and hatred" and specifically mentioned "white supremacists, KKK, Neo-Nazi and all extremist groups".
Williams's rambunctious father loathed his wife's prim, smug attitude toward the world, her hatred of sex, not to mention what black elders might call her "sanctified" background.
He mentions Frank Capra's movies, with their frequent hatred of the rich and powerful, but does so without suggesting how central they were to the era.
(When your major receipts are in the United States, you can't afford to earn the hatred of the broadcast media by mentioning climate change. The blight, an obvious substitute, has probably averted millions of dollars of lost takings).
