<human>: Mainly started this post to vent.  Hope it helps some other people too. 

My brother, 30s, well educated, makes a shit ton of money.  Rather selfish and ~~somewhat~~ insensitive. 

Me, 20s, fulltime student working two jobs, poor as fuck. 

This happened last night.  He tells me a story about his friend who is a doctor.  A patient came into emerg and had injured himself someway when he was high on crack.  My brother then proceeds to say something along the line of "thats the thing about doctors, they are paid well but they have to deal with some real pieces of shit." 

Im not sure if he is stupid or just doesn't think before he speaks.  I think it may be a combination. 

What pissed me off in this is he didn't stop to think about who he was saying this to.  The two jobs I work, one is at a drop in centre for homeless people.  The other job is at a fucking homeless shelter for people under the influence of drugs and alcohol (I would say more than 90% of these clients are addicts). This homeless shelter is also a fucking DETOX centre.  Because Im not a doctor he thinks nothing of the work I do.  I am verbally abused at my job.  I am in physical danger every time I work.  I break up fights between grown ass homeless men (Im a girl) and have almost been attacked on two occasions, had it not been for a coworker being in the right place at the right time I definitely would have been physically assaulted on these two occasions, no doubt in my mind.  

I just feel that to him if you aren't a doctor or a lawyer or something of the sort then it is ok for you to have to deal with these people.  Most of these professionals deal with these people on a limited basis.  People who work in the inner city deserve to be recognized as an important part of any community.  Without these people things would likely be worse than they are now.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: (dont blame you):  Brother doesn't think before he speaks and basically tells me because Im not a doctor or professional of some kind (yet) my work in the inner city means nothing. Prick