There's no real justification for what Elliot Rodgers did. Nor even the circumstances that brought his life into being. At this point, Elliot Rodgers is another warning of what diversity can do to people.
Always bothered me, though, that after his crime, people thought to highlight how women felt in response to what was effectively the 'proto-incel' itself. Men were killed and our society's first published response? "Women are really scared of men can't you see how they're dangerous creepy monsters!?" It sickened me.
There's no real justification for what Elliot Rodgers did. Nor even the circumstances that brought his life into being. At this point, Elliot Rodgers is another warning of what diversity can do to people.
Always bothered me, though, that after his crime, people thought to highlight how women felt in response to what was effectively the 'proto-incel' itself. Men were killed and our society's first published response? "Women are really scared of men can't you see how they're dangerous creepy monsters!?" It sickened me.
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