Why are my observations the opposite of what people generally accept?

[MetroWord]

Originally Posted by MoonBeam33

There's a whole lot of generalizations about "poor people" (a group you have chosen to define) and "rich people" (also a group you have defined) and what you were told, and what society generally believes.

Your post is assumption after assumption after assumption. I, for one, have never heard that "society generally believes" that poor people will eat anything and rich people are picky. I have never heard that statement in my life.

So once again, you are applying your incorrect assumptions and what you were incorrectly taught to wide swaths of people, and then you can't understand why they don't act the way you expect them to act.

Once again, that's called bigotry.

Maybe once you get some adult life experience you will stop expecting certain people to act in certain ways.[/quote]

You just moved the goal post from accusing me of labeling ALL people a certain way to making generalizations. Sorry, can't really take you seriously if you're not even mature enough to not move goal posts.

Generalizations, by the way, can be accurate. For instance, would you agree or disagree with the statement Americans like baseball? Note that that statement doesn't say every single living American like baseball. But it is common enough that we can generalize.

Get the difference between "ALL" and generalization now?

[MoonBeam33]

Originally Posted by MetroWord

Your post is assumption after assumption after assumption. I, for one, have never heard that "society generally believes" that poor people will eat anything and rich people are picky. I have never heard that statement in my life.

So once again, you are applying your incorrect assumptions and what you were incorrectly taught to wide swaths of people, and then you can't understand why they don't act the way you expect them to act.

Once again, that's called bigotry.

Maybe once you get some adult life experience you will stop expecting certain people to act in certain ways.

You just moved the goal post from accusing me of labeling ALL people a certain way to making generalizations. Sorry, can't really take you seriously if you're not even mature enough to not move goal posts.

Generalizations, by the way, can be accurate. For instance, would you agree or disagree with the statement Americans like baseball? Note that that statement doesn't say every single living American like baseball. But it is common enough that we can generalize.

Get the difference between "ALL" and generalization now?[/quote]

I get that you are small minded and like to pigeonhole people.