Do you think you are better than those who visibly have less than you materialisticly - Be honest please

Question

Do you think you are better than those who visibly have less than you materialisticly - Be honest please

Answer 1

No. Perhaps more lucky

Answer 2

This depends I would never think of it if the other person has used their life improving the lives of others and lives a humble life, I would honor that person. Another case might be a farmer in an under developed country but works hard to take care of the family. I look at this as equal or better.  On the other hand a drunken bum and those that waste there own life and others are looked down on by me. I know they say you shouldn't judge but I do. With time the person's character will show through and my hope is that I've been fair.

Answer 3

if material wise u mean having better clothing, vehicles, or homes. I would have to say no. like some one has already said, the struggle is worth much more especially when u knw the worth of those things. if u think about it we all ( including the well off) have at one time or another slept on sombodys couch. I say this meaning we have to all start somewhere. the couch could have been a parents, friends  or may be a shelter somewhere. now paris hilton may be rich but her father had to bust his *** to make that possible for her. we should never think we are better then people because we have better things than they do. the same way god gives he also takes and to have to be humbled by losing all that material c**p(that feels good to have but really says nothing about u) is a hurtful thing. even to those who  have less. just ask the katrina victims. so to answer ur question again I would have to say no.                                                                                                                                                  p.s. sorry for the txt message spelling. I saw this question on my phone and I couldn't wait to get hme to answer it.

Answer 4

To be completely honest, I have the utmost contempt for those who are materially well off. They lack the strength of character that comes with struggle. There is far more value in the struggles of the poor, than in any accomplishments of the rich. No matter how noble, or sincere. That which comes without the testing of ones character, is worthless.

Answer 5

No

Answer 6

No, that don't make any sense.

what if you have the nicest things but someone at your home is abusing you all crazy or making you feel lower than low. Same scenario what if you have the nicest car/bigger but you had to kill a couple of ppl to get it, why would you feel better that a person that never kilt and living their life righteously.