What would the reasons be someone would look down on others? Why?

@1957Mike: some people are it's just the fact of life

@Untepa: I like the realistic fatalist approach too. Life is like a poker game. You make the best decision according to the cards your dealt. If you go all in behind a pair of deuces, you're either insane, stupid, or you deserve to lose your shirt!

oh yea lol, i forgot all about that😝..... well that was just one day, maybe i was in a bad mood that day, and i was probably high

@TheCoolestCat: Life is random. It's wise to consider the fact that random circumstances from birth to adulthood can seriously affect your coping skills. If you're born into a positive situation you have an major edge over the person born into a negative situation. I'm an alcoholic. My mother and father were both alcoholics. My grandfather was an alcoholic, alcoholism on my mothers side goes all the way back to county Cork in Ireland. I was given alcohol virtually before I could talk, and the dosages increased. It was a wild ride. I had my first black out when I was eight' and the people who gave me the bottle and chanted "chug chug chug' thought it was funny as hell. I've had up to 7 years of sobriety, and I've spent 5 months without ever being sober, and I am responsible for my choices and actions, even though the deck was stacked. I also have mental health issues. That's another thing that causes homelessness and no one can be blamed for schizophrenia or bi polar disorder. I've known other people who have a seething hatred for homeless people, and I can understand to some extent. Sometimes they make messes, and break bottles, and can be a public nuisance, but they are human beings and compassion is good for you! Thus endeth the lecture. Take care and good luck.

i live in Cork atm.. where abouts did they come from?... i live in the city like but i know the place very well