>wealthy people have less empathy >poor people share more and are more understanding
reality: >talk to poor person >they constantly belittle your problems and can't stop complaining about their own problems >tell them any of your problems and they say that your problem isn't a problem and that you should stop crying
Where does the myth come from that poor people have more empathy? My experience is the complete opposite. Their whole world is focused around their own problems.
Soon we will all be poor then we will find out why
Cooper Wright
Poverty is a state of mind, some have it permanent. I thought this was a common knowledge.
Nicholas Lee
>Why are poor people like that Because they relate to you and letting you know things can be worse. They sincerely want you to feel better, although they may not have the means to actually assist you if the problem is financial. Often they don't have the mental resources to crwsitvly come up with solutions, either. But they do care and are trying their best. >Wealthy people do not relate They only see an opportunity to boost themselves socially by being charitable, or they feel empowered in their status by your comparative poverty. Any help they offer will be self serving.
Gabriel Martinez
More likely to share because they have nothing worth owning. All the shit they have is replaceable except food that goes bad. They might share a smoke when they have a full pack but once there’s a squeeze on supply it’s dog eat dog. Wealthy people share,again it’s all replaceable.
How willing are people to give away something they worked hard for and can’t replace?
Benjamin Clark
not my experience with poor people. they literally have 0 awareness of another persons well-being cause they are kinda in tunnel vision about their own misery. i got MUCH more empathy from people with well-paid jobs. and i mean MUCH. especially semi-rich self-employed people seemed to have the most empathy, so basically people who have the best kind of life.
Adrian Jones
>Because they relate to you and letting you know things can be worse. They sincerely want you to feel better, although they may not have the means to actually assist you if the problem is financial. Often they don't have the mental resources to crwsitvly come up with solutions, either. But they do care and are trying their best.
That's one hell of a generalization
Jace Lopez
Poor people are genetically inferior in everyway.
Jace Stewart
They use empathy as a weapon and see you as a mark.
Oliver Miller
>upper class people with the same problems as me understood my problems >people with actual “how can I eat” problems don’t Duh
Jonathan Moore
Poor people are worse than vegans and tesla drivers combined. They manage to insert their own money problems into damn near every conversation every fucking chance they get and try to make you feel bad for having more money. I'm glad inflation and gas prices are going up because it means the poors will suffer more than anyone else.
Jonathan Young
you are talking with GERMAN poor people, that's your problem
Asher Davis
I think you nailed it. poor - stuck in their misery rich - self absorbed in their wealth semi rich people - not much misery, not excessively focused on wealth, hence most empathy for others
Jace Allen
Just switch wealthy with poor and your post makes sense.
Ian Richardson
From my experience, wealthy people in general are just far more pleasing to be around than poorfags, less rude, more understanding and less jaded and always trying to size up people.
Being poor nowadays is usually a sign of low IQ or low EQ and these people are just obnoxious to be around with
Dominic Myers
>people with less stress, less worries and lots of disposable income are fun to be around Your phd is in the mail
Connor Barnes
Maybe your problems are ridiculous and you should stop complaining like a wee crybaby
Easton Martinez
The have less problems because of the same reasons they are better to be around with. You're welcome.
Ryder Robinson
>The myth of the noble poor Anyone who has spent any length of time around poor people knows they are absolute pieces of shit.
Kevin Turner
Like everything else, it depends Some are shit, some are great
Noah Parker
>They only see an opportunity to boost themselves socially by being charitable, or they feel empowered in their status by your comparative poverty. Any help they offer will be self serving.
I have yet to meet these non-shit poors. And I have spent a lot of time around poor people.
Owen Sanchez
>europoor >talks to poors checks out
Christopher Rodriguez
That and poor people make poor people choices. Generally they have more vices like booze and cigarettes. They have no future planning ability. They externalise their problems instead of taking ownership. They're generally just shitty people.
Ayden Richardson
It's the same with depressed people who think they've gained some sort of higher insight from their chemical imbalance, when in reality, their opinions are just dumber than average and usually they are just narcissists on denial
Aiden Brooks
This is only true for every poor person except me, but I'm a looks and height chad with a high iq, lots of cool stuff, and I'm never broke.
Landon Ortiz
All the classy Irish poor are in the colonies, now you just got the dregs
Alexander Reed
Yup, I hate our welfare states because I hate giving money to these parasites.
Mason Brown
>classy >poor
Liam Peterson
Id bet good money that its not the poor or the wealthy who donate to charity.
Landon Thompson
Also in Europe, so many of our brown subhuman immigrants are poor, like just straight up genetic garbage because we have immigration standards.
It's not like in the US or Canada where they at least try to select for the educated ones (even if the US has a massive problem with illegals), but here we're just the trashcan of the world for poor, retarded non-whites.
And I hate this because I sure as hell don't want to give these people any money.
Andrew Hughes
>because we have immigration standards. because we have NO immigration standards.
Charles Johnson
"myth" comes from scientific papers dedicated on the subject
It's not without issues as you can see up above but it seems to be accurate.
In summary, while we know that results vary with the method in use, three conclusions regarding the relation between income and the proportion donated are safe to say. First, people in the lowest income group donate the largest proportion of income. Second, the profile of the charitable giving curve seems to be fairly flat for middle- and high-income groups. Third, regarding the very high-income groups, the relation is more difficult to describe. Particularly for these income groups, the semi-parametric approach can be a better alternative to adequately account for the relation between the two variables, which is not necessarily convex. Labeling the charitable-giving profile either as a U-shaped or J-shaped curve is—in our view—too simple and not adequate to describe reality.
I think a more apt way of thinking about it is like this.
If you earn 1000$ a month and you give 50$ to beggars or church or whatever or whoever. You gave away 5% of your entire income to charity. You can't really give 5$ it's not an acceptable level of donating, it's too "little"
Yet someone who makes 5,000$ need to give 250$ for the same income effect. People who make 5000$ a month are middle class in the US and these people think 250$ is a lot a month to give. And then you get to 10,000 a month earners and they also think 500$ a month is way too much to give to charity I mean thats like a new GPU or PS5 or expensive clothing item. This is the problem with wealth scaling and our current society. If you're poor you have 90% of what rich people have, you can eat the same food, consume the same entertainment, wear the same clothes etc...
Daniel Allen
(OP) A rich person is going to say 1000$ for a Shirt is too much just as much as the poor person because thats the public perception of shirts as a item, when in fact the 1000$ for a rich person is the equivalent of 50$ for a poor person in terms of wage percentage.
This is why rich people will never donate more or be more charitable. There is also a huge issue of disposable income, what do I mean here an example.
Let's take an example two friends, one guy makes 1500$ a month and he invites you to a restaurant and the bills 100$ he pays the 100$ man thats expensive but okay you had a fun time.
Now the equivalent act of me who makes 9000$ a month would be technically 6.6% of your income, 600$ holy shit thats a lot of a restaurant meal right? But it doesn't end there.
After you paid your rent/loan on housing, your groceries, your bills, your everything. You're on a 9000$ wage left with 4000$ of disposable income you can spend on whatever you want.
The guy that makes 1500$ a month after bills, rent, and all has maybe a 300$ of disposable income.
So he spent 33% of his entire disposable income to treat you to a restaurant meal, you on the other hand would have to spend a fucking 1200$ to match that nearly the first guys entire wage.
And this is why in practice poor people will always statistically be more charitable no matter what you say.
Gabriel Williams
Yes poor non whites are all garbage
Charles Hill
Lmao, poorfags virtually don't pay any taxes except for sales tax or vat tax in just about every modern country. It's basically the rich giving up most of their income to keep these subhuman and immigrants alive
Eli Watson
True, I tip good but it hurts me more than other people.
Owen Ortiz
Most people are shit I am very poor but I find that rich people are self absorbed assholes who are out of touch who will fuck your over at any opportunity and they have the means do to do so where poor people are jaded assholes who understand struggle but will also fuck your over at any opportunity to try to escape poverty. Most people are garbage and I avoid them all.
Jayden Powell
It depends on the type of poor person. Inner city nigger? Crab bucket, never any positivity. Appalachia redneck? They'll absolutely mog a multimillionaire from their generational cabin they were born in while drinking homemade whiskey and eating squirrels they hunted with 12ga reloads. Those guys are truly happy and free.
Noah Turner
It's not about taxes mate, it's all about disposable income after all the taxes, rents and all of that compared to what you have.
That is the true measure of how charitable you are.
Taxes are not charity, they're a government enforced law you can't change. You can ask for smaller taxes but as long as you live anywhere on earth taxes will exist.
Elijah Jones
Why the fucking fuck do you speak to others? I ignore everyone around me no matter what pic related is how I see everyone
Like you said, in canada a lot of immigrants are rich educated shitskins and chinks, so fuck em they're paying most of the taxes for welfare now. We should tax em double.