Hate, like love, is often illogical; it may arise from an inability to control another person or from unmet expectations. It's acceptable as long as it remains private, but it clearly crosses the line when emotions begin to shape public behavior, provoke confrontation, cause harm, foster hostility, or incite violence.

No line here. I just try not to do anything permanent that I know I will regret later.

I tend to hate the actions and not the person behind them. If I find myself actually hating a person, then Im normally convicted of it and it doesnt last, as I know that no man is without sin and all of us are at fault and deserving of the wages of such.

Let's draw a line in the sand
Now that we both understand
Let's draw a line in the sand
We can't go on this way
Hurting each other everyday

引用自 Night_Hunter023：

Since I don’t post on Reddit or X/Twitter, I will ask it here on discussions.
Where do you draw the line at expressing any form of hate or with any other similar emotion?

where do I draw the line at expressing the feeling of hatred or other negative feeling?

I didn't draw the line, they did, all the kinds of lines, I have been trying to make sense of their lines, by writing to have a child with it.

if we are talking about freedom of expression, to incite violence or some hateful idea, normally boarder is the line, off the public media, I dont know what they have been painting on their mind, they dont care how their passion could lead them astray, I should be glad they achieved something that I could salvage.

This is a hot take but as long as you’re not inciting violence or making threats then it’s fine by me “legally speaking”. But that doesn’t change the fact that I won’t judge you for it.

For example someone hates elves or dwarfs or even orks. Legally speaking you have the right to hate as long as you’re not hurting people or saying that they should be wiped out.