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Do you live in Seattle? I will never forget this guy Sargent Lamb in Queen Anne hill literally just a spiteful little sad excuse for a human. I seriously want revenge on him, buy I don't live there.
A person hates you because they either wanna be you, see you as a threat, or hate themself

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Dude, I could not agree more! I live in Los Angeles, I thought the LAPD was mean the SPD straight up I had such a horrible experience be5b4cause of them, I would never go to Seattle again just because of that.
Ignoring the nonsense posted above, that makes no sense.
A person hates you because they either wanna be you, see you as a threat, or hate themself

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The circumstances of his death that you cite could be compelling, but you don't mention anything about a motive. And you need that, too.

IY, go read The Diary of Anne Frank. Then maybe you'll stop feeling sorry for yourself.

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You're very intelligent, few have truly understood what my affirm1c84ation means.
As for the earlier comment, I would haveto ask, what would that reason be? If someone "can't stand me", it's not on my mind, I could care less. Anyone who has actively spewed hate at me was either jealous, truly hated their life and self and saw my confidence and pride and felt threatened by it. Do I care? No.
Back on topic, where the shotgun was found, Kurt couldn't have killed himself. As far as motive goes, we can only assume that the last person with Kurt was either a fellow Heroin user or a drug dealer. There are so many motives, maybe they wanted some fame too, or had a vendetta against Kurt. A shotgun blast to the face indicates that it was personal.
With a life of depression, drugs, fame and riches, the motive could be almost anything, since there really isn't much evidence left from the shooter. If I remember, Kurt didn't even own one.
A person hates you because they either wanna be you, see you as a threat, or hate themself

Maybe they just hate you, don't want to ever be you, and don't ever want to be with you.

No, the OP was very astute in the tag. And if you hate somebody else who you'd like to be then that could easily be seen as hating yourself. Because if you liked yourself and loved yourself then you'd be fine with being who YOU are. It can be a bitter pill to swallow, but, ultimately, we are all responsible for our own lives. Though once you can move past that bitter taste, it can all be pretty sweet. And I don't hate you, even though you are often completely exasperating. If I hated you, then, yes, it would probably because I did, in fact, hate myself. You're more like a lapdog that has taken to snarling.
As far as hating a person because you see them as a threat that just makes good sense. Many people hate the likes of Adolph Hitler, Aileen Wournos and the neighborhood child molester. (I hate none of these people by the way.) Even though they have never been directly affected by them, these characters are regarded as a threat to society. So they are hated. Or if your husband or wife was seeing somebody else, you might feel you hate this other person. Because you saw them as a threat.
Said another way, it is much safer to everyone involved if pity becomes hate's substitute.
As far as not ever wanting to be with somebody, that's just of matter of choice. A person should be focusing on who they DO want to be with. It's not complicated.
Hate is an extreme feeling, and "hate" is an extreme word.

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That's a profound tag there at the bottom of your post: "A person hates you because,etc." I'm going to write that down.