STUDY: Right-wing people better looking than those on left...

I've noticed that most lefties are misfits, that's why they've all got a chip on their shoulders.

I've noticed that most lefties are misfits, that's why they've all got a chip on their shoulders.

All the "conservative" candidates (ala Cruz, Kasich) had a knack for drawing in three groups of people: elderly, professionals/yuppies and rednecks. Not too many ordinary working-middle class citizens and pretty young things. A few, but no more than in a Bernie rally which was oozing with youth and the scent of pussy.

I've noticed that most lefties are misfits, that's why they've all got a chip on their shoulders.

The picture on the right should read #Dump Truck

not #Dump Trump.

People don't realize how much control you have over whether you are perceived as attractive. So much of it is health and grooming. With just those two things you have accomplished so much.

Some things about health and grooming (grooming including clothing here) do take study and dedication and some creativity and artistry. So that implies intelligence.

It definitely takes intelligence to stay healthy in this world today where there are so many weapons pointed at our health like fast food, junk food, soft drinks, alcohol, over the counter and prescription drugs, propaganda about the medical system and natural medicine, etc. You have to make an effort to overcome the fluoride and other poisons in the water and food, and the lack of nutrients in the food.

So if being healthy is a big part of being attractive, then probably more and more it is also a sign of intelligence and priorities and choices.

I will also add that the best-looking crowd I've ever seen was the crowd at a Donald Trump rally in Manchester, New Hampshire. I watched that rally and I wanted to go there! The people were so engaged, everyone was talking to everyone around them, and they all looked super sharp. I never see anyone like that here in the Pacific Northwest.

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Research has found that being attractive influences many things in a person's life -- their salary, their popularity and grades in school, even the prison sentences they receive. So why not their politics?

A recently published study in the Journal of Public Economics concludes that the attractiveness of a candidate does correlate with their politics. They find that politicians on the right are more good looking in Europe, the United States and Australia.

The study shows correlation, not causation, but the researchers float a simple economic explanation for why this might happen. Numerous studies have shown that good-looking people are likely to earn more, and that people who earn more are typically more opposed to redistributive policies, like the progressive taxes and welfare programs favored by the left.

The researchers also offer a more general psychological explanation for the trend: That good-looking people are often treated better than others, and thus see the world as a more just place. Past studies have found that the more attractive people believe themselves to be, the lower their preference for egalitarianism, a value typically associated with the political left.

In their first experiment, the researchers showed respondents photographs of political candidates in Finnish municipal and parliamentary elections, members of the European Parliament, U.S. candidates for Senate and governor, and candidates for Australia's House of Representatives. They asked participants to rate the photographs on a five-point scale. The results suggested that politicians on the right are more beautiful on all three continents.

Most lefties were born into Urban environments, surrounded by a toxic atmosphere caused mainly by lead from paint, water and the left over remnants of leaded gasoline exhaust. Lead damages the mind in so many ways.

"It is well known that exposure to lead has numerous adverse effects on
behavior and development. Using data on two cohorts of children from
the NLSY, this paper investigates the effect of early childhood lead
exposure on behavior problems from childhood through early adulthood.
I find large negative consequences of early childhood lead exposure, in
the form of an unfolding series of adverse behavioral outcomes: behavior
problems as a child, pregnancy and aggression as a teen, and criminal
behavior as a young adult. At the levels of lead that were the norm in
United States until the late 1980s, estimated elasticities of these
behaviors with respect to lead range between 0.2 and 1.0."

[link to www1.amherst.edu]

[link to www1.amherst.edu]

The most rabid lefties I know we're not urban but from lovely suburban .

SAYS THE BRITTARDS WHOSE MUGS WOULD KILL THE QUEEN MUM N THOSE TEETH......

If their Mothers lived near a city, then lead is transferred from mother to fetus; the effects are multi-generational. Also lead from paint, which was in all houses for decades, may effect this as well.

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Research has found that being attractive influences many things in a person's life -- their salary, their popularity and grades in school, even the prison sentences they receive. So why not their politics?

A recently published study in the Journal of Public Economics concludes that the attractiveness of a candidate does correlate with their politics. They find that politicians on the right are more good looking in Europe, the United States and Australia.

The study shows correlation, not causation, but the researchers float a simple economic explanation for why this might happen. Numerous studies have shown that good-looking people are likely to earn more, and that people who earn more are typically more opposed to redistributive policies, like the progressive taxes and welfare programs favored by the left.

The researchers also offer a more general psychological explanation for the trend: That good-looking people are often treated better than others, and thus see the world as a more just place. Past studies have found that the more attractive people believe themselves to be, the lower their preference for egalitarianism, a value typically associated with the political left.

In their first experiment, the researchers showed respondents photographs of political candidates in Finnish municipal and parliamentary elections, members of the European Parliament, U.S. candidates for Senate and governor, and candidates for Australia's House of Representatives. They asked participants to rate the photographs on a five-point scale. The results suggested that politicians on the right are more beautiful on all three continents.

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Research has found that being attractive influences many things in a person's life -- their salary, their popularity and grades in school, even the prison sentences they receive. So why not their politics?

A recently published study in the Journal of Public Economics concludes that the attractiveness of a candidate does correlate with their politics. They find that politicians on the right are more good looking in Europe, the United States and Australia.

The study shows correlation, not causation, but the researchers float a simple economic explanation for why this might happen. Numerous studies have shown that good-looking people are likely to earn more, and that people who earn more are typically more opposed to redistributive policies, like the progressive taxes and welfare programs favored by the left.

The researchers also offer a more general psychological explanation for the trend: That good-looking people are often treated better than others, and thus see the world as a more just place. Past studies have found that the more attractive people believe themselves to be, the lower their preference for egalitarianism, a value typically associated with the political left.

In their first experiment, the researchers showed respondents photographs of political candidates in Finnish municipal and parliamentary elections, members of the European Parliament, U.S. candidates for Senate and governor, and candidates for Australia's House of Representatives. They asked participants to rate the photographs on a five-point scale. The results suggested that politicians on the right are more beautiful on all three continents.

All the "conservative" candidates (ala Cruz, Kasich) had a knack for drawing in three groups of people: elderly, professionals/yuppies and rednecks. Not too many ordinary working-middle class citizens and pretty young things. A few, but no more than in a Bernie rally which was oozing with youth and the scent of pussy.