I think, generally speaking, it's the same for both groups.
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I do think it’s easier and more natural to empathize with someone who is worse off than oneself so I voted accordingly. I also think there’s nothing with that, it is as it should be.
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I hardly ever hear about rich people criticizing or demeaning the poor. I hear *many* people talking about how “billionaires shouldn’t exist” and calling anyone that defends capitalism “bootlickers” every single day
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I'd say apathy is farther from empathy than an emotionally intense urge to kill them. As for me, I can do both: I don't care if the rich live or die, but I have an emotionally intense urge to make them stop dodging taxes (which is probably worse - see, I empathize with them).
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Why would the poor have any empathy at all for the rich?
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Poor for rich and it's not even close
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