I suspect this is correct
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And how, exactly, do you propose creating such a place?
Deporting anyone who doesn't fit the "white" profile?
Will you arrest anyone who is black or brown?
And what about women?
Deporting anyone who doesn't fit the "white" profile?
Will you arrest anyone who is black or brown?
And what about women?
Sometimes I despair of you. First, by picking out an unflattering pic and then rating her a four. She's higher than a four and I can't speak for the women on the jury. No matter what she looked like, I'd say the same thing I've been saying since day one. She should be imprisoned for life, either in a regular jail or an institution for the criminally insane. Wish you men would stop being so shallow.
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Are women generally less or more supportive of other women whom they believe to be more attractive than the average?
Less supportive, especially in mating, status, and resource contexts. Women often rate other women’s faces as highly attractive—sometimes more generously than men do—but that aesthetic or verbal generosity does not reliably translate into behavioral support when the other woman is seen as a rival.
Physical attractiveness is a primary dimension of female intra-sexual competition. Men place high value on youth and looks as fertility cues, so women compete on those traits via self-enhancement and rival derogation (gossip about appearance or sexual reputation, social exclusion, withholding introductions). Attractive women are treated as higher-threat competitors.
Behavioral patterns from studies
- Women respond more negatively to an attractive woman when she is perceived as being more attractive than they are; they are less willing to befriend her.
- Attractiveness raises the odds of indirect victimization (rumors, exclusion) among adolescent girls by about 35 percent; the same pattern does not hold for boys. Women also gossip more about other women’s looks than men do about male rivals’ resources or status.
- Female friends tend to assort on attractiveness level. Large gaps in looks between friends correlate with perceived rivalry; women prefer allies who are similar enough not to steal attention or make them look worse by comparison.
- In workplace simulations, an attractive female rival produces more jealousy and lower expected career advancement, especially among women high in intra-sexual competitiveness.
Women report higher levels of intra-sexual competition than men in several datasets and favor lower-risk, indirect tactics (derogation, reputation management) rather than direct confrontation. Women can acknowledge beauty while still withholding help, friendship, or opportunities when the other woman is viewed as a mating or status threat. Context matters: competition intensifies when mates or resources feel scarce, when the rival signals sexual availability, or when the observer scores high on intra-sexual competitiveness.
Individual variation is large. Personality (dominance, competitiveness, self-esteem), relationship status, and local sex ratios all moderate the effect.
@Diogenes I suspect you made that up, or found something that confirmed your bias. 
"Are women generally less or more supportive of other women whom they believe to be more attractive than the average?"
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You may suspect what you like, sweety-paws. I do.
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Hop to it!
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Suspect is pure speculation misleading people to believe living isn't self evident time alive as proportionately here since conception.
Facts work by context recording human behavior as a species from date of birth until dead socially, regardless ancestral lineage currently alive each person that does or doesn't exceed the generation gap arrived being the same when departed without leaving another generation gap still alive behind their date of death.