That's true. But that doesn't change the fact that hell isn't a fate we should wish on anyone. Also, each person that is deceived or rejects God is likely seen as a victory by Satan as God desires that every person would accept the redemption he went to such great lengths to offer.

Take Paul for an example. He was a murderer, went from city to city terrorizing believers, and then he was redeemed by God's grace and became the apostle for gentiles. The thief on the cross is another example of someone who, in their last moments, put his faith in Christ and was told he would be in heaven.

I'm not telling you this as someone that's high and mighty because of my great walk with God or anything. I'm telling you this as someone who has been through much trauma, abuse, three attempts on my life, and there's plenty people most would probably say I'm justified in hating and wishing ill toward.

It's because I learned hate is a poison that goes on to continue hurting you that may never contribute any harm to the person it's directed to. If it does, then it will only fuel more pain.