Friday, April 23, 2010

Nice Guys Finish Last - Not Exactly

I offer a ponderance:
"Nice Guys Finish Last"


I have heard this phrase many times in my life. I never believed it was true, because I have known men who are nice that do not "finish last". I also have known very unkind men who do not finish at all...

However, the purpose of this nugget is not to discredit the phrase. The point, is to refine it - in order to make it more accurate...

For the last 50 years or so, feminism has been blaming the main-stream of men in this country for a fictional oppression of women. The feminists and others have been poisoning women's minds with things like the following:

Who is it that gets blamed for all of this fictional oppression? The main-stream of men in this country of course. After all, those men are where they are today - as a direct result of such oppression. That is, the majority (mainstream) of men in this country are all homophobic, misogynist, racist - and of course - white...

I offer this theory:

It is not nice-guys that finish last - it is "mainstream" guys that finish last.
Think about it - the majority of men in this country have been raised to be kind - as they should be. It is this majority of men who represent the "mainstream" of men in this country - the men who women have had their minds poisoned against - as they seriously believe that those men are responsible - or are the product of years of fictional mistreatment of women.

So, nice-guys do not finish last - mainstream guys finish last.

And - the mainstream guy in America - happens to be nice (most men in America are raised to be nice).

This is why so many women seem to be attracted to complete losers - the attraction is not to a "rebel", it is more an attraction to an "outcast". That is, the losers they so frequently fall for are, in their minds, outcasts of a society that is oppressive to women.

This makes more sense to me than, "Nice Guys Finish Last", as there are nice guys who do not finish last, and there are mean guys that do not finish at all.

Just an observation on my part.

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