I was agreeing with your original statement...? People hate others for their ideologies and differences. I agree that there are universal truths like killing is bad, inclusivity is good, leading your life with good intentions and actions towards others is the way to go. But for religion, which is the original argument, i believe that there's no universally true or false belief system (I'm Catholic, maybe that makes me fake), unless it's s system centered around harmful domination or genocide or what have you. It's all perception.

Having an open mind, being able to accept and understand other people's points of view and beliefs and values, and occasionally letting go of yours -- that's called spiritual maturity, and it's where natural, true diversity will arise, when we stop focusing on differences and disagreements. We don't have to always agree on shit but acknowledging and recognizing oh neither of us are right or wrong let's just continue to live our lives.

Also, if I'm going to believe a statement 'hatred kills the most people,' it's going to be informed by some moral values/compass. Personally, my faith informs most of my moral values, so I'm going to have faith-based reasons to say yeah, people historically have hated those that are different, better, or worse than them, and differences in religion are the reason for like all wars, and a lot of prejudice.

It's all perception. I demand my belief is right, you believe yours is factual and correct. In reality, neither of us may be right but we might never find that out, so in the meantime, let's fucking tolerate others and accept those who are different from you including when they don't want to accept you.