Yes, of course, there are hierarchies of contempt everywhere.
I have proof, you don't, so I'm stronger than you. I despise your "black box."
I use Motorola, you use BaoFeng, then you're just trash.
I'm all about numbers and real-world applications, while you're stuck in simulations. I think your approach is outdated.
I use direct mode, you use repeaters; I look down on those who rely solely on repeaters.
I'm using UV, you're using public networks; I don't respect you because you're not a real radio.
I use repeaters, you use MMDVM; I don't respect you because you aren't a real ham radio operator.
I listen to shortwave radio, you listen to UV, and I think your long-distance communication is ridiculous.
I'm using CW, while you're using FT8. I think it's unfair that you rely entirely on your computer and lack any real technical skills.
I'm Old B, and you're New B. I look down on your low power.
My call sign has a higher ranking, while yours does not. Therefore, you are the junior operator.
I have five call signs, and you have six. That makes me stronger than you.