You’re right about one narrow point: your meme never literally uses the word **“hate.”** Nice attention to detail. The conclusion you draw from that, however, is logically invalid.
SCI9 used “hate” as shorthand for your meme’s claim that Democrats portray white men as “inherently evil and racist.” That isn’t an unreasonable paraphrase: Merriam-Webster defines 'hate' as “intense hostility and aversion,” and notes that a 'racist' is, by definition, also a 'bigot' — someone who regards or treats a group with “hatred and intolerance.”
And ironically, the rhetoric actually displaying the greater hostility here is yours: you repeatedly attribute an ugly racial belief to an entire political group, without producing evidence that they actually hold it, while the liberal commenters here are simply asking you to substantiate the accusation.
Look for rhetoric that most closely resembles hostility and intolerance, in this comment section.
You see it now? No obviously not....lol.
Back to your only accurate point though: you can fairly say “hate” wasn’t your exact wording.
What you cannot logically say is that SCI9’s choice of that word proves they must have independently “heard or witnessed” liberals hating white men. Your accusation prompted their paraphrase, and then you used their paraphrase as evidence for your accusation. THAT IS CIRCULAR REASONING. We all should expect your next reply to be another convoluted circular reference. And around we go!
The original question remains unanswered:
Which Democratic leaders actually said white men are inherently evil and racist? QUOTE THEM.
For the sake of actual discourse: P R O V I D E T H E Q U O T E.