Would there be less hatred if we where all colour blind?

Question

Would there be less hatred if we where all colour blind?
i like to think it would be a wonderful world

Answer

Hatred is not in the eyes, hatred resides in the heart where it ripens and grows into fruition, then to shed its spikes and its poisonous sap entering in the lives of all, or many, whoever comes to sit under its burning shades. Then hatred would still be there, even if all were gone, if all people were def and blind and are not many of us already def and blind? And those who see, see only in the colours of their liking, and seldom in the colours that things really are.brbrMay be having a coloured vision is helpful for us instead, that at least we are able to see some good even though it is only within the colourgroups of people like us. And then with colours we are able to see beyond the mere black and white nature of most of human deeds into the realm of a wider nature. We are lucky that, when tired of a scene down below, can gaze upon the vastness of the azure blue sky above, across rich plains, into the innocent faces of flowers, and onto the Moon, the stars above. But, if we all were unable to see any colours of our world, then, we would see nothing according to the nature that we are but a part of, only detestably discoloured, flat, pallid and grey scene of people walking around like apparitions, as shadows would in the stealth of evening secretly mingling with darkness of approaching nights after the sun has departed from the world. The bright light of the sun is a composite of all the seven colours of visible spectrum or electromagnetic radiation.