Social How People Treat Those Underneath Them

[pugilistico]

Along with whether or not you return your shopping cart, I think the way you treat people you perceive as underneath you is one of the best indicators of your character.

If someone talks down to service workers or treats their employees like shit, that's a mark of a shitty person. I would rethink my friendship with a person like that.

 

[Pittie Petey]

Anyone underneath me is getting squashed to bits

 

[Contempt]

That was my first thought... what are you doing sitting on the poor service workers?

 

[Your Salad]

You sound like an ass referring people doing their jobs as being underneath you.

 

[lsa]

"I think the way you treat people you perceive as underneath you is one of the best indicators of your character."

based on that sentence I know you are a cunt

 

[William Huggins]

Ozempic was created to stop fat rich people from squishing people..... Below them.....

 

[Fedorgasm]

I just try to treat everyone well, regardless of whether they are richer or poorer than me.

But if they are annoying, they can fuck right off

 

[Other]

There's no one underneath me, bottom of the barrel right here.

Except Tony. Screw that guy

 

[IIIIIIII]

You sound like an ass referring people doing their jobs as being underneath you.

we should be honest with ourselves and admit that while one's job doesn't say everything about someone, it does say something. i sure look at a janitor differently to a doctor. who wouldn't? certain jobs naturally come with characteristics that people place on those who have them. it's with every job. the less desirable a job one has, the less value you tend to place on the person's ambition and education.

just replace beneath with different, and i don't see a problem.

 

[koquerelle]

I don't see any worker being underneath me.

 

[JudoThrowFiasco]

Define looking down? Do I purposefully treat them negatively when i interact with them at their places of work? No

Do I activately support policy aimed at improving their situation? No

Do I wonder / care about their socio-economic well being when I done interacting with them at their place of work? No


So depending on how you view that' -- it could yes, no or a mixed bag

 

[Cole train]

I treat everyone like shit except service workers

Thats a moral dilemma for ya

 

[IndyCovaHart]

Your mother is underneath me but I’m a power bottom

Wait I fucked that up

 

[Your Salad]

we should be honest with ourselves and admit that while one's job doesn't say everything about someone, it does say something. i sure look at a janitor differently to a doctor. who wouldn't? certain jobs naturally come with characteristics that people place on those who have them. it's with every job. the less desirable a job one has, the less value you tend to place on the person's ambition and education.

just replace beneath with different, and i don't see a problem.

I was being very honest in my post. Beneath=/=different, words have meanings and are used to explain ideas. The way ts worded his op makes him sound like an arrogant ass.
I do look at janitors and doctors differently and I also wouldn't consider one above me or the other underneath me in regards to how much respect I would show to either during an interaction.

 

[TheNinja]

Along with whether or not you return your shopping cart, I think the way you treat people you perceive as underneath you is one of the best indicators of your character.

If someone talks down to service workers or treats their employees like shit, that's a mark of a shitty person. I would rethink my friendship with a person like that.

Yes. This and animals. People who treat waitresses, janitors, fast food workers, and animals like crap are usually garbage human beings.

 

[Slapjit]

mi always do bofa dem fam haffi treat dem wid mad respect first den real quick switch it up fi see how much dem can handle if dem start flingin handz mi shoot fi a double quick an let dem know ting just a prank broski we good den mi buy dem some Timmies fi cool off dem a real one yuh haffi keep dem around fi certain yuh kno dem down fi scrappin' if ting get wild but if di mandem just tek it an nuh react mi swear yuh know dem weakazz finna chat aboot yuh behind yuh back shady vibez if yuh cyaan use dem handz god gave yuh fi settle beef den we done fam kick rocks mi cyaan trust dem kinda mf’ers fam only hoez use dem mouf fi solve problems real men gwaan on 1 no measure str8 fax .

 

[koquerelle]

Yes. This and animals. People who treat waitresses, janitors, fast food workers, and animals like crap are usually garbage human beings.

You're right, but why did you put "usually" in there? I instantly hate anybody who acts like that. I don't care who they do it to or why.

 

[Fishmonger]

perceive

^^keyword. unfortunately, with caste systems and sheet, people are indoctrinated to do more than simply (mis)perceive and misconceive

with dat said, dafaq you on about, ts? who hurt you?



also, ts:

 

[Flower2dPeople]

Like how @Slobodan treats @lsa ?

 

[pugilistico]

Gee I should've worded my sentence differently. I meant to say if you are the type of person who would perceive as someone as underneath you because of their profession, socioeconomic status, age, rank, social hierarchy, and thus you treat them like garbage, you're a piece of shit.

But glad yall are on the same page as me.

Yes. This and animals. People who treat waitresses, janitors, fast food workers, and animals like crap are usually garbage human beings.

A lot of people treat animals like shit because they're "underneath us" since they can't even speak up. It astounds me how many people (especially in certain cultures) think of animal as inanimate objects with no thoughts or feelings of their own.

^^keyword. unfortunately, with caste systems and sheet, people are indoctrinated to do more than simply (mis)perceive and misconceive

The caste system is another example. I noticed in India/Asian cultures they are more egregious in their treatment of people who rank lower than them.