Depends how you mean, I suppose. I don't hate people because they're ugly or anything like that...
But I do make assumptions about people's personalities from the way they look. I think it's pretty fair
really, because about 75% of the time it's correct, for me at least. So if I see someone who looks like they would
be annoying, I avoid them... there's a chance they could be cool, but it's not worth the risk when it's
more likely I would dislike them.
I mean (and this is probably just a British stereotype, but still), if I see someone wearing an adidas tracksuit, with
an earing and shaved hair with a longer fringe, I can be almost certain that they're neds/chavs and I would
absolutely detest them. I don't really feel guilty about judging people by their appearance if they've
intentionally made their appearance fit the stereotype of a social group who are notoriously nasty, ill-behaved and
uneducated people. :p