Serious Do you guys think females now associate mostly ugly people with crime?

[VirtualRecluse]

obviously Chad’s commit crimes all the time but what I see is that those crimes don’t ever get as much attention as they would as crimes committed by incels.

Sometimes even the crimes committed by Chad’s are even worse! But they drop it in a few months to a year max.

So I think they have started naturally associating incels with crime. I once saw a twitter thread where a foid was saying she was uncomfortable around a ugly man just because his appearance was "rapist" like as if a man could control that

 

[DreamCoper]

Everyone has done this for all of human history, it is in our nature.

 

[DreamCoper]

obviously Chad’s commit crimes all the time but what I see is that those crimes don’t ever get as much attention as they would as crimes committed by incels.

Sometimes even the crimes committed by Chad’s are even worse! But they drop it in a few months to a year max.

So I think they have started naturally associating incels with crime. I once saw a twitter thread where a foid was saying she was uncomfortable around a ugly man just because his appearance was "rapist" like as if a man could control that

Well whenever chads try to grape it ends up being consentual anyway.

 

[Dr. Autismo]

ever hear of the halo effect?

 

[WorthlessSlavicShit]

Everyone does and have done so for a long time. "Beauty is good," biases and beliefs aren't a new thing.

Physiognomy - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Darth Aquarius]

That’s retarded, it’s browns and blacks committing more crime regardless of looks

 

[VirtualRecluse]

Everyone does and have done so for a long time. "Beauty is good," biases and beliefs aren't a new thing.

Physiognomy - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Well, I am young so maybe I didn’t realize how frequently this happened in the past

But thank you for linking this

 

[Leon98]

Everyone has done this for all of human history, it is in our nature.

ever hear of the halo effect?

Everyone does and have done so for a long time. "Beauty is good," biases and beliefs aren't a new thing.

Physiognomy - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[boneless goblin]

yes and it always has been the case.

 

[glutty]

ever hear of the halo effect?

The Actual term is the Horn effect.

Horn effect - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Basically the inverse of the Halo effect, you see this a lot with Media where the villians are often portrayed as ugly or unattractive whereas the heroes are seen as attractive.

Everyone has done this for all of human history, it is in our nature.

Very true.

 

[BricABrac]

Well, I am young so maybe I didn’t realize how frequently this happened in the past

But thank you for linking this

In your defense it's so much worse now. There's basically no media representing the opposite viewpoint, no quasimodos or elephant men in media today.

 

[Allah (Real)]

In your defense it's so much worse now. There's basically no media representing the opposite viewpoint, no quasimodos or elephant men in media today.

everyone saying its innate, but I'm wondering if its been unnaturally magnified ten fold by the fact that evil people in media are depicted as ugly a lot of the time and good people as beautiful almost always. like a feedback loop, where the horn effect already innately exists but is made worse and worse artificially.

 

[BricABrac]

everyone saying its innate, but I'm wondering if its been unnaturally magnified ten fold by the fact that evil people in media are depicted as ugly a lot of the time and good people as beautiful almost always. like a feedback loop, where the horn effect already innately exists but is made worse and worse artificially.

I do think it's worse. I also think it's worse due to the publicization of life nowadays. Everyone's got a billion photos online, beautiful people are recording themselves playing fucking video games for a living and if they're ugly like Mitten Squad, their views tank after face reveal and then they die.

And yeah, there's no counters. There's nothing like the fugly guy from the Goonies who is not evil.

And I think you're right too. Look at how ridiculous male body standards have gotten in movies nowadays. You think Gerard Depardieu (or however you spell it) would get a job now? Or even fucking Adrian Brody (maybe he's tall as shit)?

 

[Grodd]

ever hear of the halo effect?