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People feel hatred because they are mad, sad, jealous, or annoyed. For example, if your best friend dumped you for someone else, someone more popular, wouldn't you feel sad? And maybe jealous that she liked another girl more than you? Then, you think, oh, I don't like her anymore becuase she stole my best friend. Now I hate her for that. Did you see how fast you can judge someone, and decide to hate them as well? That's why people feel hatred.
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