Anonymous #10 said: Sorry kid, you're the ignorant fuck who never spent anytime with underprivileged kids. What I stated was 100% valid. I grew up underprivileged, I had friends who's moms gave them money to go buy clothes, when they couldn't even buy groceries. It's pretty common that poor folks are embarrassed to be poor. I know I was.
I was raised in a ghetto you dimwit, you've only been exposed to kids who live around a bunch of rich faggots.
Anonymous #10 said: Being poor, and embarrassed about it, doesn't make them "hardcore", or "legit". Just poor and embarrassed. It sucked, yeah. But those of us who get out are proud of the fact we got out. I'm not "hardcore" because I walked to school, uphill, both ways in the snow(no exaggeration there), I was just another kid who did what his struggling single parent told him to do.
Sounds a lot like me actually, the being poor and feeling bas about it part. I was raised in a ghetto but went to rich white schools, but neither I, or the other poor kids in my school bought expensive shit to show off.
Anonymous #10 said: Poverty is sad, but the ignorance that surrounds it is even more depressing. I'm not "cooler" because of my shitty upbringing, but neither are the rich kids. We all make do with what we have, and good parents try to make that apparent. I had some well off friends who's parents were WAY harder on them then my mother was on me.
Rich parents are really hard on their kids about school work, not about being a spoiled little rotten shit. Obviously, because almost every rich kid is a spoiled little rotten shit.
Anonymous #10 said: The stereo type doesn't fit. It's more like 50% of the population in general has the "I deserve free shit" mentality. That 50% is rich, poor, and everything in between.
You're pretty much correct here.
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