Studies Find Weaker Men Are More Likely to Be Socialist

Forced equality only benefits those who fall below average and don’t aspire to rise above it. So the correlation between physical weakness and moonbattery is hardly surprising:

An academic study from researchers at Brunel University London assessed 171 men, looking at their height, weight, overall physical strength and bicep circumference, along with their views on redistribution of wealth and income inequality. The study, published in the Evolution and Human Behavior journal, found that weaker men were more likely to favor socialist policies than stronger men.

The findings are not unique:

“Researchers found that men’s opinions on redistribution of wealth could be predicted by their upper body strength, with powerful men more likely to take a conservative stance of protecting their own [i.e., individual] interests,” noted The Telegraph of a 2013 study from Aarhus University in Denmark.

Further evidence:

On a tip from Sean C.