Why Bhishma Dislikes Karna?

Bheeshma disliked Karna because he was a sutaputa. Bheeshma did not consider him equal to the princes of Hastinapur and the Pandavas. He also could not tolerate that a suta-putra like Karna was made king by Duryodhana

Duryodhana
His name is often mistaken to mean bad ruler, however, his name is actually coined from the Sanskrit words "du"/"duh" which means "difficult" and "yodhana" which means "fight"/"war". So Duryodhana actually means someone who is extremely difficult to fight/defeat or wage war against.
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Was Karna better than Bhishma?

Karna was very powerful but Bhisma was ultimate warrior who defeated lord Parshurama, ... And Bhishma had boon of ichha mrityu so he also can't be killed…. the fight was stopped just because the use of these weapons could destroy entire earth.. Parshurama was lord vishnu himself.

Why did Karna dislike the Pandavas?

At the end of Mahabharata, Karna-Surya approach to solving problems is got rid off and only Arjuna-Krishna approach remains. It is for this reason that Karna dislikes pandavas because this will prevent overlapping of the two approaches.

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