https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0092656612001390

There's a lot to take from this but to put it simply -

Facial Attractiveness is OP.

Unattractiveness has been linked to multiple negative psychosocial outcomes. ► The relationship between attractiveness and aggression remains unexamined. ► Unattractive males displayed more proactive and reactive physical aggression. ► Attractive females displayed more derogation of their opponent. ► (Un)Attractiveness predicts aggression as robustly as callous/unemotional traits.

Digging in to the study a bit more this is what I interpreted.

  • Attractive women are more likely to insult/degrade or view competition in a negative light (obvious)

  • Facial attractiveness is a timeless and unrestricted indicator of positive evolutionary traits and therefore extremely reliable.

This may be because across multiple studies, facial attractiveness reliably relates to various important life outcomes including longevity, physical strength, fertility and even IQ, leading some researchers to dub it an “honest” signal of reproductive potential (Gallup & Frederick, 2010, p. 247). Facial attractiveness also presents a research advantage because it shows high observer agreement across ages, and in contrast to other biological or artificial cues like waist to hip ratio, or use of cosmetics, it is less susceptible to influence by cultural and social norms

  • The halo effect begins for god damned BABIES that have attractive symmetrical faces, including how their own parents will treat them. A parent will literally treat their own ugly kid as stupider and more poorly behaved. Fucking retard shit.

For example, observers and parents give attractive infants better ratings in behavior, health, and intelligence measures, and mothers of attractive infants are more affectionate and playful with their babies

  • The ugly dog gets kicked, the ugly dog gets angry, the ugly dog is a bad dog, the bad dog gets kicked. (How dare you fight back, ugly dog)

Parents and observers of unattractive infants are more likely to have negative attitudes towards them (Langlois et al., 1995, Stephan and Langlois, 1984), and later in life, unattractive children may be more likely to be physically abused, treated less favorably by teachers in preschool, and bullied more during pre-teen years (Roscoe et al., 1985, Sweeting and West, 2001). The aforementioned findings are notable because these negative attitudes from caregivers and peers have been etiologically linked to aggression later in life

  • Ugly people have more mental issues and receive less effective medical care

lower attractiveness has been linked to worse psychiatric outcomes even after accounting for factors such as age, education, frequency of hospitalization, and pre-discharge adjustment

  • Ugliness makes people assume that a person will have similar negative traits that associate with psychopathy and undesirable behaviour. People assume they will be mean, unempathetic, uncooperative, untrustworthy, etc based on appearance alone.

a study found that observers rated digitally “masculinized” photographs of men and women’s faces as less attractive, more dominant, less honest, less emotional, and less cooperative (Perrett et al., 1998). Some of those same traits (dominance, self-centeredness, and unemotionality) are the hallmark of psychopathy, a personality constellation consistently related to interpersonal aggression in correlational and experimental studies

  • In relation to the study snippets, the research showed that when their egos were threatened ugly men were much more likely to degrade and insult others attractiveness (makes sense given how often I've seen inkwells nit pick details in women's appearance) and not surprisingly, attractive women didn't take criticism that well.

Consistent with the proposal that “ugly is bad” (Dermer & Thiel, 1975), the results showed that, among males, low attractiveness was related to physical aggression and derogation of the “opponent’s” ad attractiveness. Alternatively, consistent with data showing that attractive women may be more sensitive to insult

There's some other interesting studies linked here also. "Narcissim and physical appearance", etc.

Black pill is supreme because it doesn't just say "attraction is everything", but rather the social conditioning from day fucking one by your very parents and caregivers is adjusted by your facial attractiveness and the way the world treats you is consistently based upon it. The entire world is against you if you're ugly from day one, and attractive women will treat you worse.

Copers are the worst because I always see women and men saying "we don't have to cater to your feelings" and that's true. The guys who are shut out of the game make the black pill look bad when they expect the world to change for them.

That being said, the black pill is important because it shows people's internal bias' and that we have a responsibility to treat one another with love and respect regardless of appearance. So an effort on the part of those who are in the middle of lower ends to be decent to eachother and those beneath them is key too. Because happiness is still possible and the belief that a person is bad because of social conditioning is something that can be combated even if one is an ugly fuck.

Meaning a person can still be good and happy in life even if the world thinks they are shit because they have a recessed chin.