Study Says Muscular Men Are Less Likely To Support Social And Economic Equality. Thoughts?

[Physics-Man]

• https://www.brunel.ac.uk/news-and-events/news/articles/Muscular-men-less-likely-to-support-social-and-economic-equality-study-suggests

I agree

I disagree

[Mike_Whocheese_Harry]

It makes sense. People who are strong are strong as a result of their own hard work, not by taking from others. It follows they'd be less likely for other people to get things they didn't earn.

[exitseven]

People that work out a lot are usually very motivated which spills into other areas of their lives. they work hard and object to other people getting something for nothing.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[boundless]

I don't care if someone earns the same amount, more than me, or less than me and I'm a tall muscular man. I don't think everyone needs to be equally successful, but I don't care if they are. If two people start at the same point and make similar decisions and arrive at the same point in life I'm not going to think that is unfair and nitpick over their differences. The large majority of working adults earn similar salaries regardless of their profession and follow similar schedules everyday. You have burger flippers earning like $35K a year and general practitioner earning like $145K a year. When all is said and done neither is making millions a year and most people are living on credit pay check to pay check overextended... One just drive in a car with a brand they are told is for rich people by marketing professionals and the other drives a car with a brand they are told is affordable. They all put on the uniform that is assigned to their job most mornings, leave their pen, get in there car, and join the heard of cattle on the interstate as they are steered toward the building where their life is stripped from them day after day... It's all an illusion.

[RingOfFire]

I find this one to be hysterically funny propaganda junk science.

I think the whole thing is designed to promote the idea that strong and independent is evil and that only a big powerful government can set thigs right. That's the whole philosophy behind the Democrat's agenda... to make people dependent on them and keep them in slavery on the government plantation.

If fact the truth is just the opposite. More independence for individuals to achieve their own goals without the jackboot of big government getting in their way is the antithesis of evil.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/bMx23FMo10U

[Chazmatazz269]

People are born with different strengths and weaknesses. This is the way of nature. It cannot be defied. Though it is widely ignored.
Due to these intrinsic differences, if we live in a free society, we cannot be equals and if we live in a society of equals, then we cannot be free.
Reasonable people understand this and accept that their options are to work harder to become the best at what they do, accept the place they’ve earned in that hierarchy, or move on and try something else.
Unreasonable people lobby others with more sociopolitical influence to change the rules of the game so that they are allowed to compete where they don’t truly belong, and continue to complain when that doesn’t net the results they want.
Not being the best sucks when you think you deserve the same rewards as those who are the best. That’s just not the way of the world. It never has been and every attempt to reshape nature to that woeful image of equality has been a dire failure.

[DonaldDarko]

Sure, they're brave enough and ambitious enough to get fit and take responsibility for themselves as opposed to being a gutless whining commie bitch.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Completely expected. Masculine culture leans heavily into conservative patriarchy, naturally they become heavily conservative patriarchs themselves when they’re surrounded by nothing but echoes of the same voice spoken 5 generations ago.

[OneViewpoint]

Not true in my case. What does fitness have to do with intelligence or empathy.

[DrPepper12]

Lots of manual labor after dropping out of a nowheresville rural HS might explain that

[Anonymous]

I don't think that's really accurate.