undeserving

By failing to be "good" at pregnancy, they are seen as malfunctioning and undeserving of care.

Both blame Breed for the city’s continued struggles, and they argue she is undeserving of another four years in office.

You notice a bad bully in line who is helping these undeserving line-cutters.

Many plutocrats sympathize with this view, seeing themselves as the real elite taking on an undeserving and malevolent pseudo-elite in the “professional managerial class.”

It pleases me greatly to blow the minds of those who think cabbage is boring or bland or somehow undeserving to be served as an elevated side.