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I don’t think it’s me they hate, it’s my message.
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The speaker separates personal dislike from rejection of what they are saying. “It’s my message” refers to the ideas or position being communicated, while “it’s me” refers to the person delivering them. The quote therefore suggests that opposition may be directed at the message rather than at the speaker as an individual.
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