Pass or failing as person

I disagree, I just think there are good people and bad people in the world nobody really ever fails at being a person. A person is someone who has a soul, who can feel pain, love, or empathy. In order for a person to truly be dishonored is if they were to do something unjust such as taking another person's life away for no reason. I'm not counting the military because it's there job to do so in order to protect our country. People make a person not feel like a person when they strip them of their pride and disown them as a human being. I feel as if people do this to feel as if they are higher up on the social chain, they think they have a right over people because they make more money than a person. Yes, a person has every right to say something if somebody is making somebody feel like they are failing. No matter what, no matter who they are nobody should ever be downed by another person when they are probably already going through it. Make a person feel successful.

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