To treat someone a certain way for profit (i.e., “I will give you the cheaper goods and run my business cheaper, and along the way, you suffer indignity”) is a bargain that we make.
To suffer unfair accusations repeatedly is crazy-making.
It turns people into that kind of animal who finds cause in rebelling against the indignity.
Yet, we must overcome this animalistic response in a reversal: offer back an abundance of charity to make up for the lack of trust in humanity. Convert your resentment at pre-accusation not into cynicism, but into easy acts of kindness where even the smallest gesture stands out.