From Gold Star to "Here we go again" in 15 minutes flat

At the beginning portion of this video, I was thinking of posting this in the Gold Star forum. He addresses the flaws with the Napoleon Complex myth, puts the blame on tallers for creating it, and just generally takes the right approach in addressing heightism.

However, most of the second half of the video is encompassed with him bragging about getting laid, boasting about athletic prowess, and other such typical platitudes that short men are told to spout. He abandoned all of the good work he did in the beginning of the video by telling short men to take an individualistic approach to addressing heightism instead of challenging the very notion that short men are discriminated against. Athletic short men who are good at sex have existed for eternity, and none of that has done one bit of good in eradicating the stereotypes, hatred, and discrimination that he talks about in the beginning of the video. None of his conquests or abilities will do anything to challenge the Napoleon Complex myth, and as a matter of fact, people will just diminish his achievements by saying that they are proof that he is "overcompensating," and use them as proof that he has a Napoleon Complex. To the ever-increasing amount of people who buy into this myth, nothing a short man does will ever eradicate their biases against short men, on the contrary, everything short men do will be spun in such a way that is strengthens their hatred for short men. You don't keep a group of people in their place with a bigoted stereotype, and then all of a sudden decide not to be prejudiced anymore because a few of the stereotyped people are good at frisbee and report that they routinely give women orgasms. However, this is the type of horsefuckery that short men such as the one in this video have bought into. This guy was almost there, but I guess he flew too close to the sun with the truth he dropped in the beginning, thus, had to backtrack with a serving of chest-pounding and machismo. This happens more often than not when short men discuss heightism. They start off on the right track, but get uncomfortable with the raw truth and try to disguise it by puffing their chests out. This is the direct result of a lifetime of being told that your problems don't matter, in addition to being emasculated on a constant basis, therefore, when a short man speaks of heightism, he almost immediately feels the need to play damage control, and he usually either does this by being a Garmin and self-deprecating, or, trying to re-score manhood points with a bunch of canned Alpha Male rhetoric.