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I think that moderately wealthy people have little to no understanding of what it's like to live as an average american does. CMV

I'm not going to say I'm poor, as my mom works three jobs and makes a solid 50k a year. I work two jobs and made a very proud $9500 last year while still being a full time college student. I save whatever I can to pay off the ever looming debt, and I'm very excited to buy a car this summer, which I'm hoping to splurge and spend about $6,000 on. 

Cue my friend who just graduated early from college after living in the nicest on-campus housing for her entire time ($4000/semester + $2500/semester meal plan). She just bought a brand new 2013 model which has an MSRP of about $21,000, and has posted pictures of her massive new apartment with a lake view. When we talk, I mention how I'm struggling to pay back the massive debt my room mate left behind when he ducked out, and she says, "yeah, money is so tight." 

I've realized that my largest prejudice is against wealthy people. I don't believe they understand what it's like to sit down and know that you can't go out with your friends at all this month, or even eat the food you want. I don't think they know the stress that comes over me when a new bill arrives in the mail. I think they are genuinely disconnected from how an average american lives (which admittedly is probably a lower quality of life than even me), and I've realized the anger I hold towards them because of that. 

Change my view?

EDIT: Ok, anger aside, I still can't fight that people who are wealthy/accustomed to living wealthy (I realized I direct this viewpoint towards those who have never known poverty/tough times) cannot comprehend the challenges of life as someone making just enough to get by.
gpt
This is akin to saying that Americans will never know what people living in a third world country are experiencing.  Harboring anger or hatred toward a person for not having the same experiences as you is unhealthy.  You can't expect everyone to see the world from the same viewpoint.  Wealthy people see the world from their own viewpoint, so what is "tight money" to them is obviously different for you.  Denouncing them for this is not fair, you can't expect wealthy people to understand everything that poorer people go through unless they came up through poverty.  I'd even go so far to say that wealthy people over exaggerate how bad living poor is, as they so actively avoid it and could not even imagine it.  To them, being poor the epitome of all horrible things that could happen to them, even though people like you get along with a struggle, but still get along.  They'd probably die if they were poor.  

Bottom line, don't be angry at people for not knowing what your experiencing because they can't experience it.  People from third world countries are not angry at Americans for not knowing what it's like to live in such poverty, and you shouldn't be expected to know how everything is from the other side of the fence.