Put a Little More Hate?

In your Heart.

As odd and uncomfortable as it may seem, hatred does have its place. But, there are two types of hate, subjective hate and objective hate.

Subjective hate is toxic. It's a pool of feelings and attitudes that reside within oneself, waiting for expression. It's not directed at anything specific or caused by anything specific.  It's just there, sort of like an infection. Subjective hate poisons and corrupts the person who has it.

On the contrary, objective hate is beneficial.  Objective hate is anger with a purpose. It protects by standing in opposition to dishonesty, exploitation, and/or deceit.  Objective hate is often the catalyst for righting the wrongs of this world.

Union members who know how to “Hate Well,” focus their feelings of anger constructively. 

They passionately summon the determination to resolve Union-matters rather than worsen them.  This strengthens the Union and enables it to continue advancing the membership's interests in respect to wages, benefits, and working conditions.

"Hating Well" is a skill all Union members could all use a little more of.