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There's a couple hundred thousand "real men" putting their ass on the line in the middle east that would barely fit OP's description.
Same goes for farmers.
And construction workers.
And millions of other "real" men that will never fit the OP's microscopic, materialistic view.
Real men don't work to hoard trinkets. They work to provide for and protect their families.
Like the previous poster, you also missed my point. My examples of what real men own is not to imply you need to own something to be a man, it's the possession being a reflection of the inner person.
As far as military members, yes there is no shortage of real men there. I could not possible generalize such a large group of people, but I know for a fact many of them join for very brave and heroic reasons and they do their jobs with class and dignity.