The U.S. is for bullies and narcissists

[kangarunner]

If you're a normal, caring person then you won't fit in to U.S. culture. You have to be an aggressive, narcissistic, bully personality to fit into the U.S.

This is true for the most part but only for men. However, it's like @Cornfed said, the system is set up to either accept people or reject people. If you're favored by the system in general, then you'll be rewarded by the system.

Let's say everyone in the US was nice to you. You'd probably be nice back to them. Let's say everyone in the US was nasty and rude to you. You'd be nasty and rude back to them.

If you're considered ugly, neuroatypical, or refuse to be a conformist then you are going to really be treated like shit by most, if not all people. Notice how the bullies, assholes, privileged people, attractive people, etc. are always the most successful in the U.S. However, this is not natural and you can see the U.S. is starting to collapse from this sick culture. The sad thing is that the degenerate U.S. culture is starting to spread to even some parts of Asian and South America.

Read into the "dominance hierarchy" by Jordan Peterson although that shit is depressing.

The best thing to do if you don't fit into America is to find another country where you do fit in......Happier Abroad is real and does work.

[kangarunner]

You will notice that in America men's masculinity level is challenged in the media, on the news, on internet articles, everywhere.....And weak men are shamed with the "soyboy" pejorative.

While a woman's level of feminine is not being challenged at all. They're encouraged, aided and abetted to be "power women" and "strong women".

Unchecked. That other guy who posts on here saying that men are weak in America is true. If men were truly strong, we would keep the women under control. But women have been given too much power and they have run rampant with it.

I saw some power woman's IG story the other day and she was laughing at how weak a guy was. Laughing at him. Disgusting.

[Cornfed]

You will notice that in America men's masculinity level is challenged in the media, on the news, on internet articles, everywhere.....And weak men are shamed with the "soyboy" pejorative.

But the alternative being proposed is the Andrew Tate gay feminine "masculinity". Classic front running and misdirection.

[kangarunner]

But the alternative being proposed is the Andrew Tate gay feminine "masculinity". Classic front running and misdirection.

@Cornfed It's possible that he's gay but here's videos where he talks about gays:

Here he says that bodybuilding is gay:



Here he's asked if he had a gay son:



Here he's saying to not tell young kids about being gay in schools: