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People are not usually intelligent. Being intelligent is not inherently a good thing. Rewards for doing good things are not guaranteed either, nor should you expect them.
The average person is selfish and at best tribalistic. They can't see themselves as part of a bigger thing like a country, society, or the world. People who have most necessities solved do, but for most people even in middle and high class they don't. And it's actually beneficial to think like this, it sets clear limits, it focuses their efforts.
Frustrated people tend to have seen themselves as part of a society that doesn't reward them. They are nice to everyone, and people take this as his nature, not his effort. They habituate to this, they use it because it's expected. Instead, when an asshole is nice to them one or other time, they are surprised and value the experience as an exclusive invitation to their group.
Loving yourself is vague but mostly means setting clear limits to others, stop directing attacks or aggresiveness towards yourself, and living in a way you express yourself without feeling limited or pressured.