People are assholes(myself included)(well sometimes). Why? Nature, nurture, survival of the fittest, or maybe they are just plain insecure about themselves. Some people take pleasure at watching when other people fail, and others find it comedic when people get hurt. Most of society will look for everything wrong about you before they even begin to try and accept you. It's really a pretty sad thing to witness, and you will notice it more once you try to.
For example, when most people see me they will assume that I'm gay. Partially because, for some reason, it's funny for some teenagers to laugh at gay people, it's terrible I know. After about a 5 min conversation with me, most people give up that assumption, and some will keep it in the back of their mind. Now in public, just because I wear v-necks, I will get small snickers from groups of teens because of it. Do I care? No. But when you laugh at someone you don't know for no apparent reason, it makes you look like a pretty shallow person. I mean seriously, you're judging them by their outer appearance and trying to humiliate them for no reason(well status, and if you are doing it for that, please don't try and befriend me.) because of it.
Getting back on topic (were we ever off it?), Did you see the news about the homeless man that saved a girls life, got stabbed and laid there for a few hours until he DIED. Very noble of him right? To go and save that girls life, but of course there is more to the story. Apparently after saving this girls life and getting stabbed, a bunch of people walked by him and didn't help him! Some people actually poked him with sticks and took pictures of him on their camera phones. Really, is this the society we live in now? That a guy can save some one's life, AND STILL die because of some fucking assholes who think he's disgusting and dirty. I'm not sure about you, but in my opinion every single person that walked by the man and didn't call 911, are way more disgusting and dirty then that homeless man. Walking assholes must smell really bad, right?
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