Hate (n.) is an ego state that wishes to destroy the source of its unhappiness.
Hate (n.) points the way to the elusive death instinct.
Hate (n.) repeats toward an object the original flight from the stimulating world — an urge to increase distance that can grow into the intention to destroy.
Hate (n.) has its true prototype not in sexual life but in the ego's struggle to preserve itself.
Hate (n.) is older than love as a relation to objects: it springs from the narcissistic ego's first rejection of a world pouring in stimuli.
Hate (n.) comes before love in the order of development, and morality may grow out of that.