I'm all for sticking it to the chuddy guys who call themselves 'alpha' and behave accordingly. But there's a bit more to it than "alpha wolves doesn't real".

The scientists who observed the 'alpha wolf' behavior were seeing something: wolves in captivity. Which is something that has an analogous human experience in prison.

But since there are an awful lot of these 'alpha guys' who have (somehow) never caught a charge, much less spent a stint in prison, maybe it says something about how, maybe, they feel imprisoned on the outside. Like maybe their school, work, home, or social life feels penned in in a way that is not healthy.