The conclusion comes in (if you can call it that) is that somehow we are all snobs. Not that this is something new, but in the mass communication and globalization of marketing in consumer culture, all seek to find our own definition and we are constantly recreating what we are (or are not).
This image obviously is affected by the ideals established by the same company in a vanity boast our worth in our own ego: beauty, intelligence, talent, etc. (Blame it on part of the great masters of creating unnecessary necessary marketing,s Facebook profiles, I do not give me that feeling we are all snobs and have become used to it. It is the "Way of Life."
But (and you have to give but their importance in the speech) also gives me the impression that the desire to distinguish themselves from the mass is a natural need of man. Psychological and instinctively have to make sense of life that we have a mission that explained why God in all His divine mercy loves us so much and take the trouble to create us and leave us that way, no answers in the world. I am special and different and now to prove it. Despite the trend to build our reality in this struggle becomes, as mentioned in the program, the ongoing human tragedy for excellence.
no discrimination should be invariably of the "class" to which it belongs. We are human beings first.
Unfortunately
feeds snobbery, vanity and most regrettable, is based on discrimination of the other for not being what one gives value. The snob makes distinctions to be made as strong self belief, thereby dividing whole populations into social classes, political parties and religions, to name a few. In addition to feeding other unkind feelings as pride and envy, I have understood that to the next on the list of the hardest hit in the Vatican.
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