I’d say that,
More often than not,
(For example),
People who think they treat “everyone fairly”,
Are NOT showing an awareness of human imperfections,
And that lack of awareness might indicate that they don’t know how they affect others (or they choose to ignore it),
And that the affect(s) they have on others are harmful,
Since they probably go around acting egotistic and therefore trying to put others down to try feeling “superior” because a need to express their belief that they treat “everyone fairly” or however they express a belief that they “don’t do anything wrong” might show signs of insecurity that they (also) are inclined to try compensating for at the expense of others..,
And since (I feel that) progress is infinite,
No one is “perfect” and any person who claims or somehow implies that he/she believes he/she is “perfect” is probably toxic and arrogant,
And if we feel forced to work for and/or remain around however many people that are like this,
Well,
I guess(?) we can keep noticing our breath and inner sensations as we practice accepting what we can’t instantly change with the hope of working towards a more fulfilling life which includes trying to avoid (as much as possible) the many inconsiderate scumbags that are spread throughout this planet,
And even when it feels hard,
Of course,
We can still keep at it
Zach Dana Writing 