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Post by coolerguy on Oct 22, 2018 2:29:39 GMT
www.worldofbuzz.com/study-short-people-tend-be-more-angry-and-violent-compared-to-tall-people/This Napoleon complex thing is hilariously stupid. On another note, how can one measure if someone feels less masculine because of their height. I myself have never associated my masculinity with my height. I feel like short men probably are the nicest guys on the planet to have to tolerate so much hate, and mistreatment, called out for their height by everyone and doesn't complain. I wish society would get off the short man's bandwagon for once. Leave short guys alone and let them live their lives!
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Post by shortguytom on Oct 22, 2018 2:51:02 GMT
Wow that's realy nice coolerguy. But I don't call that being nice. I call it being a doormat. Short people have become doormats..and submissive to the mistreatment they receive. Not all but a good chunk amount are really passive in the struggle against short stature.
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Post by Heightism Report on Oct 22, 2018 15:06:24 GMT
Ok, first of all, the Oxford study they mentioned used all female participants, thus, it proved absolutely nothing about short men. It's journalistic malpractice for people to continue citing a study that didn't use any male participants as evidence for short man syndrome.
As far as the second study goes, I haven't read the entire study yet, but nowhere in the study's abstract, nor, any of the articles that cite the study is height mentioned; The only thing that is mentioned is men who feel less masculine. Basically, the assumption that short men feel less masculine is the basis for extrapolating the notion that the study proves evidence of short man syndrome. Once again, data is being misrepresented to fit the premise.
In both cases, we have pseudo science at its worst. The worst thing is that people believe this type of idiocy when they read it, and when we debunk these studies 100% by using facts, we're just told that the fact that we are challenging this pseudoscience is proof that we have short man syndrome. Our society is infested with babbling idiots.
Also, in typical fashion, this article of course has idiotic pictures and memes to further cast hatred and trivialize short men and their struggles. This article is nothing more than a hate piece, and can easily be debunked with minimal research, but will be used to strengthen society's bias against short men.
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