Describe Okonkwo's view of those who are not successful. (chapter 4)

Okonkwo looks down on men who are not successful. He feels that men who do not struggle and become successful, like he did, are weak. He once insulted a man at a town meeting, implying that the man was a woman. The man had no titles. Okonkwo was reprimanded, and a village elder said that the fortunate should show humility; yet Okonkwo has never been fortunate. Everything he has he has earned himself.