Florida shooter confirmed Incel
43 2018-02-15 by throwaway192200
"Gard told CNN that he taught Cruz for a semester in 2016 and described him as a "quiet kid" who he "never had any problems with." But the teacher recalled female students in his class said Cruz had "problems with other girls....Cruz complained often about bullying on campus and "had beef with one kid," Watford added....Another student told a local TV station that "everyone predicted" the shooting and "threw jokes around like that, saying that he's the one to shoot up the school.""
“Girls thought he was creepy and weird,” Milan Parodie told The Daily Beast. “He wore a lot of black and was always alone. “He was definitely not accepted at our school socially. People saw him as someone who was different than the normal people at our school,” Parodie added...He was just an outcast...He didn’t have any friends...“Most kids ignored him at school. They pushed him off to the side as if he was garbage"
Articles: https://www.buzzfeed.com/briannasacks/florida-school-shooting-suspect?utm_term=.jvox92pB9#.ddmlGWNZG
https://www.thedailybeast.com/nick-cruz-parkland-florida-shooting-stoneman-douglas-high-school
332 comments
1 5f2BaldIndianJanitor 2018-02-15
Another brother turns to desperate measures. I bet a lot of his tormentors are the same types as cuck tears.
1 ShinJoe 2018-02-15
“Girls thought he was creepy and weird,” Milan Parodie told The Daily Beast
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
I.e., ugly
1 MurkyDoom 2018-02-15
When Chad wears black and is quiet it's cute and mysterious
When KHV incel wears black and is quiet he's an outcast and is weird
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
I don’t condone the shooting. I must stress this point, and his actions were somewhat overkill (dont ban plz). But just to point out a double standard: if a woman was raped and shot and killed her rapist, society would side with the woman. If an ugly dude is bullied and psychologically tortured by normies and women, and in response does what Cruz did, society sides with the normies.
1 mhamby47 2018-02-15
Raped vs. bullied? Hmm okay.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
People kill themselves over being bullied.
1 mhamby47 2018-02-15
Okay? I don't get how you can compare the two. A woman being raped has every right to shoot her attacker. Someone being emotionally bullied does not.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
no i meant killing the rapist after the fact
1 mhamby47 2018-02-15
That depends on the circumstances. If the woman had been raped and was in a position where rape was threatened again that's perfect self-defense. Otherwise it's imperfect self-defense. However, it applies to everyone when you have a logical reason to be threatened. Of course you'd side on the raped woman over the school shooter.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
I mean the women kills the rapist solely for revenge. It’s entirely analogous, and it does happen.
1 PrimaryIndependence 2018-02-15
thats still murder, a crime, and not self defense
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
Yes, but society would be okay with it.
1 PrimaryIndependence 2018-02-15
thats really up for debate
a lot of books and movies depict a bullying victim killing their bully as a positive thing- most people generally agree though that killing women for not giving you sex is not really the same though
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
I think it's reasonably likely that Cruz was bullied. Kids like him are typically bullied in high school. It wasn't mere rejection.
That said, rejection is also a form of bullying. When you reject someone, you are implying that they are beneath you and undeserving of you.
1 PrimaryIndependence 2018-02-15
people have the right to determine who they have sex with mutually
by your logic you are a bully if you refuse to allow a gay man to have sex with you or if a child says an adult cant have sex with it
doesn't really work
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
That's really besides the point, and I'm not going to respond because you're trying to veer the conversation elsewhere to avoid conceding the fact that rape and bullying are analogous.
1 PrimaryIndependence 2018-02-15
they are in no way analogous
rape is a penetration of an orifice of the human body by another part of the human body or a tool- typically the mouth, anus or vagina
Bullying is a generic term that can apply to literally anything and currently is not a crime except in very extreme cases
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
Do you know what a fucking analogy even is, or are you being deliberately dense to avoid addressing the issue? Let me simplify things for you by giving explicit scenarios to point out the double standard.
Scenario One: Man rapes woman. The woman is traumatized by the ordeal, and seeks revenge. A month goes by. The woman breaks into the man's house with an AR15. She proceeds to shoot him in cold blood. She chops off the man's penis and testicles from his dead body to symbolize her victory over him.
Society's response: "You go girl"
Scenario Two: Teen is bullied by the entire school. Everyone makes fun of him. They gossip about him. They even beat him up. No one likes him, defends him, or stands up for him. He is always excluded from the activities. He is depressed and has to take antidepressants. On prom day, he musters up the courage to ask a girl out for prom. He even works hard to make a cake for her! She says yes, and gladly accepts the cake. Then later that day as he walks home from school, he sees the girl being driven home by Chad, and she throws the cake out of the car at him. He goes home with icing and cake crumbs all over his face and shirt. After this incident, he decides enough is enough, and shoots up the school. 18 fatalities, mostly Chads and Stacys.
[note: I am not condoning this]
Society's response: "Fuck that guy, he deserved to be bullied, what a piece of shit, I hope he burns in hell"
That is the double standard.
Irrelevant. I'm more concerned about the ethics and consistency of moral standards applied rather than the law.
1 PrimaryIndependence 2018-02-15
The woman in your scenario would definitely be charged with murder in literally every country on earth, also her target is singular and is related to the offense that she has directly experienced
1- you are definitely condoning mass murder in your description
2- the likelyhood that all 18 victims, and in the recent mass shooting 78 people where shot, only 18 died- where directly involved in attacks on the shooter that would warrant a violent response during their initial action to precipitate revenge is likely unrealistic- further more according to you the direct singular cause for the shooting is a rejection for a prom date- that is neither criminal nor particularly violent, even in your description where a piece of cake was thrown at him
There really is not a moral equivalency between embarrassment and intentional penetration- they are two very separate acts
1 PhucCheet 2018-02-15
Even that would be considered controversial. Some would sympathize, but the law would likely lock her up for premeditated murder.
1 sharkb8master 2018-02-15
The law would lock her up but society would applaud her and sign petitions to get her out of jail.
1 PhucCheet 2018-02-15
Show one example of this actually happening in real life, not in your fantasy head?
1 PhucCheet 2018-02-15
People kill themselves over getting a B in Trig. Is that therefore equivalent to bullying and rape? Does that justify students in killing their teachers for giving them a B?
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
There certainly are some people who kill themselves over grades (not really in the US, mostly in China or Korea, where exams are extremely competitive). That does not justify killing the teachers, since the teachers are ultimately just doing their jobs; conversely, bullying or bully-enabling is not justifiable.
In certain cases, the psychological devastation of something like this would be equivalent to rape, yes. Again, some of these exams are high-stakes and students' futures depends on their performance. "Getting a B in Trig" is a funny joke to you, in the American educational system where that happens to be irrelevant, but elsewhere it really isn't.
1 PhucCheet 2018-02-15
I'm Asian you fuckwad. I'm very familiar with suicide induced by parental / school pressure, which is why I used that example. While it has a serious psychological effect and can lead to suicide, no one would be OK with the student killing his teachers or parents over it, even if they put undue stress on him to achieve.
1 BF8211 2018-02-15
Missing the point on purpose bud.
1 mhamby47 2018-02-15
The point is that being physically attacked and raped is way different from being emotionally bullied. If someone phsycially attacks me or steps in my he threatening harm, I have a duty to protect myself and those around me. If you're suffering from psychological abuse, then it is your duty to seek out help not retribution.
1 chadeet 2018-02-15
He did seek out help from the school authorities to stop the bullying, but apparently no one fucking cared.
1 mens-libthrowaway 2018-02-15
That's a matter of opinion. Personally I don't feel that anyone should ever permit themselves to be tormented, nor do they have any obligation whatsoever to their tormentor. IMO once you begin to torment another human for the pleasure of doing so, you yourself forfeit all right to civilized treatment.
1 mhamby47 2018-02-15
It's high school dude. High school.
1 mens-libthrowaway 2018-02-15
I know, it really makes you wonder how badly he was tormented if he managed to get to this stage by his teenage years. I was on the fence there but you're right, they definitely got what they deserved.
1 mhamby47 2018-02-15
Wtf. No. It's high school. These kids don't know what they're doing or how any of their actions impact others. They go with the flow and keep their life simple. Shooting children will never be a justifiable alternative to facing your own problems.
1 mens-libthrowaway 2018-02-15
Oh, no, I wasn't saying that this guy was improving his life by taking out the trash. Surely not, now he's in all sorts of legal trouble, the poor guy.
1 Tracybeyondthewheel 2018-02-15
This is why this sub doesn't have a long term future.
You have very basic info on what happened and have already categorized the victims as trash.
When seeking out trash, look for the mirror closest to you.
1 mens-libthrowaway 2018-02-15
It's a shame they couldn't learn to behave like civilized humans and treat this man with the basic respect owed to every person. This happened on valentine's day for a reason - just a single handhold from one female would have saved seventeen lives. You will still tell me that females had no obligation to sacrifice two seconds of their time to save seventeen lives. No matter - whatever disagreement we have on this obscure subreddit, the trash can't come back at this point and the world is a better place for it. Feels good, man.
1 Tracybeyondthewheel 2018-02-15
shit for brains detected.
Enjoy your misery. It's all you deserve.
1 Alia_Harkonnen 2018-02-15
Could be equally bad, or one can be worse than the other depending on the context. For instance being consistently bullied or violently bullied is infinitely worse than passing out at a party and having someone fuck you
1 FiliumExMachina 2018-02-15
I loathe how you normans consistently minimize just how bad bullying can get. No wonder really, you people have never dealt with the worst side of it. You pretend that most bullying limits itself to some passive-aggressive teasing.
Try and be consistently, aggressively bullied, beaten and harassed for a year. Then have the nerve to tell me that bullying isn't worse than non-consensual sex.
1 WhyYouOnXbox 2018-02-15
Norman here to chime in on what I thought of bullies. I don’t have an opinion on the rape vs bullying stuff. Both things suck ass. When I was in school, I always stood up to bullies. We had a lot of them both male and female. If I was around and you were messing with someone I would step in. I wasn’t crazy or anything I would just give bullies a taste of what they were doing. It’s weird that most of the bullies couldn’t take their own shit. Not everyone just stands by and does nothing. I don’t know what your experiences were like, but some of us normies do care.
1 thetrickyshow1 2018-02-15
Being Raped and Bullied isnt the same thing..
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
People kill themselves over being bullied. They are in the same category.
1 thetrickyshow1 2018-02-15
Yes, but killing or harming a bully (whos attacking you verbally of course) isnt self defense vs killing and/or harming a rapist.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
I meant killing the rapist after the fact. That would be considered okay.
1 thetrickyshow1 2018-02-15
I understand now.
1 SterlingRedCity 2018-02-15
The act of raping someone is far more atrocious than bullying someone. As someone who was bullied, I’d would still choose to be bullied than raped. This is ignorant.
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
Because you say so?
1 SterlingRedCity 2018-02-15
Would you rather be bullied or raped?
1 SaintNicholasCruz 2018-02-15
I would rather be raped. Please rape me femoids. PM me if you want to rape me for free.
1 koeplonopin 2018-02-15
Would you want to get raped by a Chad?
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
Neither. Why would anyone choose to be bullied or raped?
1 SterlingRedCity 2018-02-15
Obviously no one wants to be bullied or raped, but if one had to choose...and I’m sure hundreds of thousands of men and women that have been raped would also agree to have the former than than the latter. Even when compared to varying degrees of viciousness rape is far more atrocious. Just even asking the question of which is worse sheds light on your bias and inability to empathize. Still ignorant af.
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
Which brings us back to my original point - despite equal outcomes, rape is treated as a serious crime, whereas bullying is treated as something of little consequence.
1 SterlingRedCity 2018-02-15
1.q
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
I did answer the question - that the answer is not one which you can use to yell "gotcha" and do your monkey dance is not my problem.
Unless you can demonstrate this supposed complexity AND make a case for why it's relevant and should be considered in the way it's being considered by you, you have no case. And you can do neither.
1 SterlingRedCity 2018-02-15
Lol I don’t care about b
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
Dude, I'm not going to say what you want me to say. You asked for my opinion - I gave it to you. I understand you've had an easy life and that you're used to people doing what you tell them to do, but it's just not going to happen. If you can't deal with me not giving you the expected answer, go bang your head on the wall or something.
How easily? What criteria are you using? Can you demonstrate them? No, you can't. And neither can you make a case for why such criteria should be used anyway. As such, you have no case - your whole point of view is based on emotions, and what those emotions boil down to is not pretty - it just means you're a very, very evil person.
1 SterlingRedCity 2018-02-15
You didn’t answer the question, I never asked for your opinion. I asked if you would rather be raped or bullied. You have no idea the kind of life I lead and what I had to go through to get where I am. I just don’t use my past as a tool to argue, since it’s based on emotions and bias. You can’t even hold yourself to that standard. Also your entire last paragraph can written as a response to you. You deluded hypocrite. It’s pathetic when you resort to these tactics to disguise your shallowness. This ain’t worth anyone’s time. Lol
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
lol
Yes I do. You IT hiveminders are all the same and all share the common trait of having very easy lives with no experience of ever facing any actual struggle, which creates your characteristic disdain for people who actually face hardship and certain habits that literally all of you share.
No, I may not know the specifics of when your family dog died or what your grandpa liked to have for breakfast. But the important parts are easy to find out - you're not nearly as unique as you think you are. Mommy lied when she said you were special.
What standard do you think I'm failing to hold myself to? There's one of your hivemind here who already misread my message and I imagine so did you. Tell me what standard you're talking about and demonstrate once again how you people totally lack any individuality.
You're throwing a tantrum just because someone said you've had an easy life, when that is true. Sorry, you just don't get to talk about anyone being pathetic.
1 SterlingRedCity 2018-02-15
This whole conversation is lol. No ones throwing a tantrum except maybe you. At this point it’s entertainment. Thank you for making my Thursday brighter.
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
Please, tell me in some more detail how your jimmies are totally not rustled.
1 SterlingRedCity 2018-02-15
Lol
1 geneticSubhumanTrash 2018-02-15
Do you understand that there are different levels of bullying and for how long can it go on? There is major difference between a few months of verbal abuse and years of beatings, stuff being broken and social isolation.
1 SterlingRedCity 2018-02-15
Do you understand that there is also varying degrees of rape and for how long it can go on? It can go on for years, ranging from psychological abuse to physical. It happens to men and women. While bullying happens more often, it is noticeably different than rape when matched up to the same degree of harm done.
1 geneticSubhumanTrash 2018-02-15
Gotta love how my comment was downvoted for pointing out the obvious. Fuck off, normie, this is why we hate you.
1 nontrollingaccount 2018-02-15
Completely agree. People need to sit down and think. Why are these loner guys doing this.
Normies need to STFU about gun laws. STFU about mental illness. STFU everything else. Legit sit down and FUCKING think why incels go mad
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
1) Bullying and rape are not the same. I understand that the consequences of bullying can be life threatening in some cases -- so can those of rape, which remains a greater violation in and of itself. They're not the same.
2) As far as I can tell (based on how these shootings usually go), he wasn't targeting specific abusers (i.e. he wasn't "killing his rapist"). He was killing at random. It would be like if the raped woman in your example shot up a room full of boys, not her rapist, out of generalized hate. No one would side with her.
Stop trying to equivocate. A piece of shit, who subscribed to your ideology, murdered a bunch of children.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
Why? Asserting something doesn't make it true.
When kids are bullied, the bystanders are tacitly guilty as well. The others laugh. They smirk. They exclude. They implicitly side with the bully.
He perhaps felt that the entire school was against him. Many victims of bullying feel this way. Certainly I have.
Being a lonely, bullied and isolated virgin is not an ideology, it is a state of being.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Why is being raped worse than being bullied? Greater physical risk, a higher proportion of its victims have lasting trauma, more intense forms of trauma, etc. I'm not saying bullying can't be incredibly severe, but rape is worse on any possible measure I can think of. I think you know this, you're just insisting on being obtuse.
Bystanders are not guilty of anything requiring execution. No one would support a woman going around killing everyone she thought was too idle about her rape.
Being a lonely, bullied, and isolated virgin is not an ideology, no. But believing that it can't get better, that all women act a certain way and that you're doomed, and that people are evil who deserve to be murdered, most certainly is. We know he saluted ER in his comments. He was a blackpill zealot.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
Bullying involves being beaten up. Moreover, rape per se doesn't cause particularly severe injuries. Aggravated rape may, but I am assuming in this discussion that rape is just "basic" rape (i.e., forced sex, nothing else).
Let me repeat: bullying causes people to commit suicide. As far as psychological trauma goes, that is as bad as it gets. Sufficiently bad bullying can easily induce depression and social anxiety, and all of the evidence points to this. I have dozens of scars on my left arm from cutting during middle school. It is the worst. And it takes forever to end. Rape ends when he cums. Bullying goes on for years.
I don't know how the exact statistics here, but it's rather undeniable that in terms of psychological trauma, they are within the same ballpark.
If anything, rape causes less psychological trauma. Much of the "rape" nowadays is sex while drunk which the woman subsequently regrets. To compare that to bullying is an insult to victims of bullying.
But I don't know this. Society decreed by whim that rape is a uniquely evil crime. That is why everyone thinks this. But it doesn't make it true.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
The physical risk is far greater. "Basic rape" can cause internal bruising, bleeding, the transmission of diseases, unwanted pregnancy, etc.
Rape also causes people to commit suicide. Everything you say about bullying is true, but it's also true of rape, and rape remains the more severe crime: physically, for the reasons I've explained, and psychologically, they are not within the same ballpark: while bullying's psychological consequences can be the same as those of rape, the vast majority of bullying cases lead to no significant trauma. Proportionally speaking, incidents of rape are so, so much more likely to carry those kinds of severe lasting effects.
So again, no, a kid killing a bunch of people peripheral to his bullying it's not comparable to a woman killing her rapist.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
Nor do the vast majority of rapes, what's your point? Also, see this. Your claims are predicated on a priori assumptions you're making and simply not backed up by fact.
For one, you have not provided any evidence for this claim.
Second even if I grant your point, okay, then we can ask: if a particular case of bullying does lead to those "severe lasting effects"---and in this case it likely did---then are they comparable?
How do you know they were peripheral? Peripheral people are guilty as well. To repeat: bullying bystanders---the ones that tacitly side with the bully without explicitly bullying themselves---are just as bad as the bullies, and hence deserve no sympathy. Do they deserve to die? Interesting ethical question. Does a rapist deserve to die?
Or, if a woman is raped at a frat party, and several guys watch and encourage her rape, and she kills them as well, how do you think society would respond? "You go girl"
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Again, citing how bad bullying can be is not a rebuttal. I've conceded that. My claim is that rape is also that bad, and more frequently, and with unique physical risks.
As for my providing evidence... you're right, I haven't. But to be perfectly frank, if you honestly aren't aware of how frequent, and how severe, rape-based trauma is, I'm not going to try to convince you. That's a fair bit of work I'm not prepared to devote to this conversation. As far as I'm concerned, it's common knowledge and easily learned via google. But I'll understand if you want to take that as a win.
So instead let's focus on the purported culpability of the murder victims. When I said they were peripheral to the bullying, I was being generous to your view. We don't even know what they were even peripheral. More likely they were fired at randomly, guilty of simply inhabiting the space where he was bullied. Again, zero comparability whatsoever to being rapists or accomplices to rape. It would be more like your vengeful woman shot a bunch of frat boys, because a frat boy raped her.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
I'll gladly take the win. I'll take it for Cruz.
If he killed entirely non-peripheral people, I will grant that was wrong. My experience is that very few people are genuinely non-peripheral. Ultimately, we will have to see as more information comes in.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
You must have an extraordinarily unforgiving system of morals to be so confident that a random set of kids in a high school where bullying occurred deserved to die. Except of course, when it comes to the murderer. He gets every benefit of the doubt?
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
No one else is giving the murderer the benefit of the doubt, and no one else is not giving his victims the benefit of the doubt. It's only fitting for me to play devil's advocate.
1 JawnSnuuu 2018-02-15
You don't get benefit of the doubt when you've just killed a bunch of innocent kids. Your moral compass seems to be way off buddy. The victims get the benefit of the doubt because they haven't as of yet committed any actions like murdering people to say otherwise.
1 JawnSnuuu 2018-02-15
You're kidding right? Bully exists on an enormous spectrum from being teased to being tortured. Being tortured is a rarity at the tail end of the spectrum. Rape is rape, there is no spectrum, it's unwanted penetration. This is why one is a crime and the other isn't
If he killed his bully then sure, but not if he goes on a massive rampage, slaughtering innocent people. The woman would also be condemned in this case as well
That's extremely shortsighted. Bystanders are not guilty for the actions of those enacting the bullying. There may be a moral obligation to help, but mob mentality is a thing. Also how do you know that no one stepped in? No one can be a constant bystander either, he may have been targeted when he was alone.
Well in many cases, rape can be seen as the victim perceiving an imminent threat to their life and well being. If she killed them after the fact, she would still be charged with murder regardless. I doubt that anyone functioning member of society would deem murder as a justifiable action for rape.
1 PhucCheet 2018-02-15
The only way to compare is to speak to people who have experienced both. People who have been both raped and bullied generally consider the rape worse.
Bystander apathy is very different from being the abuser. This is like if a raped woman went and killed a bunch of random onlookers who knew the rapist was a sketchy guy but didn't take preventative action or didn't scold him afterwards. If she went and killed these bystanders, NOBODY would side with her.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
How do you know? Did you ask?
It depends. Were they onlookers, or encouragers? In the latter case, everyone would side with her.
1 PhucCheet 2018-02-15
Actually yes. How do you know otherwise? Do you guess?
They would side with her for outing them on social media. They wouldn't side with her for killing them. Sympathy has its limits.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
Who did you ask, and in what capacity were they bullied?
I know because I have dozens of scars on my left arm from a decade of cruel bullying.
I disagree. Take stories like this to get an idea of just how sympathetic society is to women. Notice the picture of the hot dog. It's just a joke when women make men suffer.
There is no limit to sympathy for females.
1 PhucCheet 2018-02-15
There are always extremist views, some sympathizers for anyone who is wronged. If you cherry pick the worst cases, you can make ridiculous arguments. Women can make the counterargument " look how sympathetic society is to mass murdering bullied men because incels sympathizes with ER!! There is no limit to sympathy for men." Except it's BS because they're just cherrypicking a rare case. Most of society does not feel that way. And you're doing the same thing back. Only a minority of women condone disproportionately barbaric revenge against men, just like only a minority of men (incels) condone disproportionately barbaric revenge against women/normies.
However, that is not the mainstream majority. The mainstream is sympathetic to raped women... to a point. If they want to call out their attacker with a Twitter hashtag, fine. If they want to kill their attacker, many might sympathize but she's still going to jail. If they want to kill complicit bystanders, the majority opinion will be against her and she has a long fucking jail sentence ahead.
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
They are the same with regard to their consequences. Both are frequent causes of PTSD and other mental health issues. Your argument is based entirely on an emotional criterion - that of moral reprehensibility. And actually, if we tried to assign some kind of objective index to reprehensibility, bullying would come out being worse than rape, because it is protracted and thus causes much more anguish and suffering than rape.
Your comment reveals merely that you're a bigot and that you value your own twisted morality over the well-being of innocent people. You're a monster.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Later on in this discussion I explain why rape is more severe than bullying. Feel free to read it.
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
Yes, and it's an explanation that relies entirely on your subjective system of morals, which is why I called you a monster.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Which isn't a normative or subjective judgement at all, of course. Well done.
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
At first I was kinda taken aback by this reply, because I wasn't criticizing you for making subjective judgements.
Then I remembered you're part of the IT crowd and probably not intelligent enough to even understand what you're being criticized for.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
I don't read IT and I've never posted there.
1 mens-libthrowaway 2018-02-15
Lol, totally missed the point as usual. Doesn't it shake your confidence to know you're one of the least capable people on this sub?
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
I'm sorry, I know it's your favourite crutch and your schtick, but saying "lol you're stupid!" doesn't successfully distract from how anemic your points are.
1 sanfrancisco69er 2018-02-15
Overall people act oversensitive to bullying because they're virtue signaling. But when it really comes down to it, when kids are really bullied, its shit like "keep flicking him in the head because its funnies the more mad he gets", I can understand that being as emotionally damaging to a high school kid as a rape could be. And to top it all off imagine if the societal attitiude to a rape victim acting out was "ban anyone that defends their actions". Society is completely fucked and toxic over what they pat themselves on the back for and shunning, and basically do what they themselves called "victim blaming" for deflecting and never fuckin ever look into what drives these kids to have their young mind innocently driven to do this kind of thing. I admit its a bit extreme and you should never do it, but the double standard in which this type of person is already hated after they are driven due to relentless bullying, and with "pat ourselves on the back anti-bullying campaigns", while other types of victims are worshipped...yeah, you can ban it and shut it up, blame it on guns, continue to feel good about yourself and your virtues, but some male kids really get the raw end of the stick that is just as bad as the victim worship you give to adult women because they couldnt resist Matt Lauer's advances, and it isn't fair, which OK life isn't fair, but youre NEVER going to solve a problem that you are too scared to address, and just have the attitude that if you ban people from whatever for bringing it up, your virtues will remain signaled. Im not even an incel but the decline of our society from the moral high horse lefty "progression" makes me SICK
1 benthefoxx 2018-02-15
No sympathy for him, Ruining other's lives, because his was miserable, selfish fuck.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
He think he's a good person who just made a mistake.
1 benthefoxx 2018-02-15
Pretty big mistake
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
I guess that depends on your perspective.
1 benthefoxx 2018-02-15
17 people are dead because he was bullied, there isn't much perspective to that. I mean, bullying is bad, but the contrast is pretty big between the two.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
Yes there is. For example, it depends on a few factors. Were the 17 people bullies, or were they entirely innocent?
We still need some more information here.
1 benthefoxx 2018-02-15
Even if they were the bullies, they didn't deserved to be gunned down like animals
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
Debatable. Do rapists deserve the death penalty? Also debatable.
1 benthefoxx 2018-02-15
I side with chemical castration on that part. I don't support death penalty at all, not because I pity a murederer or rapist, fuck them, but even the slight chance of making a mistake and killing an innocent man, makes it too risky in my opinion.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
And I support chopping off the hands of someone who physically abuses someone else.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
But everyone who is bullied deserves to be treated like an animal and for nothing to be done about it.
1 Hoops_Junkie2 2018-02-15
I know the area. Doesn't surprise me at all. Nothing but a bunch of rich entitled cunts.
1 Plague-Lord 2018-02-15
meanwhile if he was chad "whoa thats so cool, he's into goth and emo stuff!"
Femoids from his school won't lose one second of sleep and will go on to lead happy lives, even though they contributed to his damaged mental state.
1 pretty_boy_game 2018-02-15
Holy shit it's only a matter of time before the incel uprising
1 t3hR4bb1t 2018-02-15
Uprising requires organization which requires two things 1. Effort 2. Group cohesion
So not gonna happen.
1 103Lawrencium 2018-02-15
Wouldn’t one need to leave mother’s basement in order to uprise?
1 pretty_boy_game 2018-02-15
Possibly. I'm still working on that
1 69SRDP69 2018-02-15
The saddest part is that you believe that
1 pretty_boy_game 2018-02-15
More shit happens every year because of bullying. Keep turning a blind eye and you might just end up dead by pushing someone a little too far
1 69SRDP69 2018-02-15
Good thing I don't push anyone
1 pretty_boy_game 2018-02-15
Every day you post here and try to bully us . Keep believing in your self righteous delusions 👍
1 69SRDP69 2018-02-15
No
1 pretty_boy_game 2018-02-15
Yes
1 69SRDP69 2018-02-15
No
1 chadeet 2018-02-15
figures
1 AntiAbleism 2018-02-15
So true.
1 pretty_boy_game 2018-02-15
Normies are the lowest life forms on earth
1 Plague-Lord 2018-02-15
Normies don't even care that a shooting happened, they're just happy it wasn't them or anyone they know. Normies are sociopathic bullies who don't even bat an eye at the idea of ostracizing their peers from all social interactions if they're unattractive.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Of course we care you lunatic.
1 geneticSubhumanTrash 2018-02-15
Not seeing very much caring at all going on.
1 cookin_breakfast 2018-02-15
You care just enough to say you do on some random Internet forum lol yet you patrol this sub and bully incels daily
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
I don't bully anyone.
1 Tracybeyondthewheel 2018-02-15
That's funny. People jumping for joy claiming others don't care.
1 BF8211 2018-02-15
Nobody here is "jumping for joy" that 17 kids got killed. Relax.
1 Tracybeyondthewheel 2018-02-15
You need to learn how to read.
Some of it is probably being deleted as this sub doesn't have much of a future when a portion of its users celebrate the mass murder of teenagers.
1 BF8211 2018-02-15
What am I not reading? Nobody is celebrating this guy, and the pinned thread says if you glorify this event you get instantly banned.
I'll say it again. Relax.
1 apx24 2018-02-15
If things are being deleted then can't physically reading them you stupid idiot.
1 Badger_Silverado 2018-02-15
You have shit for brains. You come here to argue with people because you feel you have the higher moral ground when you’re really just an angry, angsty, female version of what you’re rallying against.
Shit for brains.
1 TraceysPoopyBrain 2018-02-15
Hey shit for brains! You’re nothing but a piece of shit. You come here to argue with people because you feel like you have the moral high ground when in reality you’re nothing but an angry and angsty female version of them. You hate them so much you’re deeply in love with them and let it occupy all your time.
And nobody likes you.
1 PROLAPSED_SUBWOOFER 2018-02-15
Fucking hilarious username.
1 Tracybeyondthewheel 2018-02-15
Speaking of shit for brains, a mere glance at my post history would've told you braincels doesn't occupy all my time.
Speaking of occupying time, you felt the need to create a new account dedicated to me.
Now THAT is a sad existence.
Keep doing it though.
1 TraceysPoopyBrain 2018-02-15
Sounds exactly like what a fat girl would say.
1 Tracybeyondthewheel 2018-02-15
And that sounds exactly like what a basement dwelling virgin with no life or social skills would say.
Keep reaching for those stars!
1 TraceysPoopyBrain 2018-02-15
I’ll reach for those stars and you reach for those cookies.
1 TraceysPoopyBrain 2018-02-15
Look at this fat bitch with shit for brains!
1 GatorMcGovern 2018-02-15
The only time you jump for joy is when there’s cake.
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
Yeah, it really horrifies me how in the past decade or so the priorities seemed to have switched so much. It's not "how can we prevent bullying?" now. It's "how can we force men to take the bullying without retaliating?"
1 nontrollingaccount 2018-02-15
My fellow brethren. Im proud. Perfect Valentine gift
1 outsanity_haha 2018-02-15
If only people would have fucking reached out to him this maybe could have been prevented...still a horrible act.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
A girl holding his hand would have saved the lives of 17 people.
1 Raisincel 2018-02-15
So true and sad if you think about it, how evil females are.
1 More_Dead_Chads_Pls 2018-02-15
All because he wasn't Chad
1 jrxannoi 2018-02-15
Y'all are fucked
1 Plague-Lord 2018-02-15
he's right though, it's not that simple obviously but if anyone had reached out to this kid in a legitimate way earlier in his life (girl or otherwise) this might not have happened. You don't just wake up one day and decide to do what he did, this was the culmination of years and years of being ostracized, ignored, bullied, etc.
1 PoochieGlass1371 2018-02-15
These guys are off the chain.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
There is a difference between "cause" and "fault."
Don't try to shift this onto women. The only person to blame for the murder of children is the murderer.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
For one, teenagers are not children. The shooter was scarcely older than the victims.
Second, your point is correct but it implies that that the bullies who contributed to loneliness and exclusion are not guilty of anything. That is false. They are entirely guilty.
As an analogy, if a serial killer is abused as a child, then his abusers aren't guilty of murder per se, but there is a certain level of responsibility they bear, and bringing that up is necessary if we care about the facts.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
If you think teens in high school are emotionally mature adults, I think you might be quite young yourself. In my mind, and my experience, high schoolers are kids. Feel free to disagree, I don't care about semantics.
The bullies who contributed to loneliness and exclusion are guilty of bullying, not murder. That's relevant only insofar as it helps us understand the killer's motive, but not to share blame for the murder, which is what you seemed to be insinuating.
Again, the difference between cause and fault is critical here, because some unscrupulous, shit-brained zealots might deliberately conflate those to deflect blame from the rancid puke of a killer, and onto women, because they prefer to blame women.
1 mens-libthrowaway 2018-02-15
Each man has a breaking point. If you deliberately and consistently push him beyond that point for fun, well, come on, you're responsible for whatever happens next. I know that in your little mind the incel is always to blame but come on lol, don't be ridiculous.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
What a hideous sentiment. You're so eager to absolve a murderer of the responsibility for his own actions.
What was the nature of his bullying? Who did what to him? Suppose the "final straw" was a girl saying no when he asked her out. Would she be responsible for his murders? Could that have been "his breaking point?"
I was bullied, too. Countless people are. It's extremely common. Most of us know not to fucking shoot people.
I know that in your little mind society is always to blame, but come on, don't be ridiculous.
My god. I'm speechless.
1 mens-libthrowaway 2018-02-15
You seem to be quite capable of verbalizing your faux-shock
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Yes, I used a figure of speech. Good observation. I guess that makes you right about murder being a-okay because chadstacey.
1 apx24 2018-02-15
You're speechless?
Good maybe now you can shut the fuck up with your faux moral outrage. No one here is buying it.
1 thrshmmr 2018-02-15
There you go, blaming society again. Your whole worldview is predicated on failure to take responsibility for your actions. It's sad.
1 apx24 2018-02-15
So not allowing victims to get revenge is promoting responsibility. How?
1 thrshmmr 2018-02-15
How is anybody not "allowing" you to get revenge? They're only capable of punishing you after the fact. If you fear that, too, then you're not serious about getting even.
School officials aren't precogs from Minority Report. They can't prevent you from doing anything, they can only apply the rules after it's happened.
1 apx24 2018-02-15
Okay. Fair point. How about if someone uses force against a bully, they don't get punished? That seems fair.
1 thrshmmr 2018-02-15
Punching somebody at a school comes with a penalty. Be willing to pay it if you're serious about it. Categorizing somebody as a "bully" is awfully subjective. Punching them is concrete.
1 apx24 2018-02-15
That is the case but I am arguing against it. I think that force is an appropriate response to bullying.
1 thrshmmr 2018-02-15
Then be ready to suffer the consequences of using force. Pretty simple.
1 apx24 2018-02-15
So you haven't actually said why using force is irresponsible.
1 thrshmmr 2018-02-15
I haven't said a word about what makes it responsible, I've just outlined the idea that using force is always an option, and that there are consequences to that action. Nobody's stopping you from hitting anybody. Right now, look to your left. You could hit that person. You'll also probably get charged with assault.
1 apx24 2018-02-15
So what's your solution for kids out there that are being bullied or adults struggling to come to terms with it? Let's hear some pearls of your wisdom.
1 thrshmmr 2018-02-15
If you think violence is your only recourse, punch them. Then, be prepared to live with the consequences. I feel like I've said this before...
You can't be getting bullied so badly that it's affecting you this way AND be too scared to get into trouble with the teachers. It's either a serious issue, or it's not. Fight back, or shut up.
1 apx24 2018-02-15
Fair enough.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
Comparing lifelong bullying to the one-off bullying you had?
"I was a slave too, most of us know not to kill our masters!"
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Showcasing your inability to make valid analogies is not persuasive.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
It's absolutely a valid comparison. Sorry to tell you this, but nobody is obliged not to harm you when you decide you can harm them. If we lived in a society where law enforcement wouldn't come to your aid like the don't for male victims in schools, and I kept coming around to your house and harassing you while beating up your wife, what exactly are you going to do to me? Beat me up back for the rest of the decade?
Tie me up and throw me in your communal basement? ( AKA Kidnapping )? Are you going to feed me on your expense? Or will you resort to Muuuuuuuurrrrrdeeer?
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
If someone shoves you, shove back. If someone tries to kill you, kill them first. But if someone shoves you and calls you names, don't murder them and anyone else who happens to be standing nearby.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
Great, so according to you, if next day society collapses and we're neighbors in some remote village, You have to beat me and harass me back for the rest of your life if I keep harassing you and beating up your wife. Congratulations, nobody else except you thinks that way.
People are allowed to have tasers and knives and guns for self-defense for a reason. Nobody has ever consented to your outlandish, sadistic "game rules" of putting each other's muscle mass in competition to see how can better shove who for years on end. They can be burned at the stake, not just murdered.
The only issue is "anyone else who happens to be standing by" - I guess only the shooter could tell us exactly who he might lower his gun for and which of his former classmates he recognized. Not as if there is such a great variance of personalities in these highschools though. If they target the Special Needs class, that would be a different story.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
That's quite the strawman.
You aren't allowed to murder people who are mean to you.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
No it is not, it's literally what you said - "Do exactly to others what they try doing to you ( Even if you can'tt )"
Well fancy that, you're not allowed, but apparently you can! People who harass or attack you and aren't dealt with by the Law, deserve to be murdered, allowed or not. It should happen in Columbia, in Nigeria, in the US and everywhere else. That you want to protect bullies is not relevant to me at all.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Sorry I'll clarify: it is not morally permissible to murder people who are mean to you.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
Also, how droll of you to call something a strawman with your own strawman of "people who are mean to you". Battery and harassment is not merely being "mean" on some occasion.
Now let me clarify - It's morally permissible for me, not for you.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
They partially share blame for the murder. If you break someone to such an extent, then you are at fault as well, just like if the father of a serial killer raped his son when he was a toddler, he is partially guilty for his son's crimes in addition to the act of rape.
Presumably some (or many?) of the people who bullied Cruz are still alive. They should feel guilty. I hope they feel guilty. The blood of their classmates is on their hands.
1 tuchankabomb 2018-02-15
Sadly they wont. Theyll live happy lives and die with family surrounding them
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
They don't seem too happy now, considering their Chad/Stacy friends are fucking dead.
1 tuchankabomb 2018-02-15
Most people move past death. Have you ever had someone close to you die? The feeling goes away.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
And do not call him a "rancid puke". Do not dehumanize him. He was a person. He was a human being with thoughts and emotions.
I do not condone his actions, but I will not tolerate you bullying him. It is not appropriate and not ethical.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Was? He's still alive.
It's not "bullying" to condemn the culprit of a despicable, evil deed for committing a despicable, evil deed.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
You called him a rancid puke. That's wrong, and I will defend him from your attacks.
He committed a terrible deed because he was suffering and in pain because of a world that despised him. He deserves to rest now.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
People who do heinous, violent things deserve to be condemned. It is not wrong to do so. He deserves incarceration and punishment.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
Yes, it is wrong. He was hurting and suffering, and that's why he did the "vile" thing.
Moreover, there is difference between condemning someone and dehumanizing/bullying them. He does not deserve to be called "rancid puke". He is still a person. He suffered a terrible existence through no fault of his own. And it only gets worse for him. What a cruel fate.
Of course, he needs to be incarcerated because he poses a risk to society. That does not imply that hating or dehumanizing him is acceptable.
I'm going to be praying for him tonight. And, before you ask, I'll pray for the victims to. The (genuinely) innocent ones, at least.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Most people who suffer don't murder people. He should be held accountable and judged for his actions in the harshest terms. It's also not bullying him because he's not reading this.
Based on your prayer list, you think the murderer and some of the victims deserve your prayers, but some of the victims don't? The bullies are worse than the murderer to you?
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
Yes, but context is important. A suffering, ill person who's been tormented by others for his entire life committing an act of murder is morally different from a relatively healthy and normal person committing a murder (such things do happen on occasion, surprisingly).
I was bullied behind my back in middle school. It's still bullying.
Why? I think the prison system in Norway, where murderers are given fairly lenient sentences, is pretty good. It's proven to have better rehabilitation outcomes. Why, then, is harshness so good in your view? Or is it just a pure sadistic desire to want him to suffer even more?
1 artificialchaosz 2018-02-15
You're trying to reason with a guy who has "Dream of a Female Shoah" as his flair.
Your heart is in the right place but this dude is beyond the pale.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Oh, I hadn't noticed that.
1 PepeSilvia1160 2018-02-15
I kept making this mistake the other day on here too. I forget who I'm trying to reason with, or talk some sense into, so I just have to remember to step back and realize a lot of these people are just completely lost. You're usually just met with rhetoric or incessant questions, yet never answer yours. Anybody who argues that bullies are worse than a murderer is completely psychotic. Usually I try to avoid painting any group with a broad brush, but I'm beginning to firmly believe at least 99% of their incel community is truly beyond help.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
They're guilty of assault, battery, torture and harassment. And before replying like an idiot, I suggest you read the definition of "torture".
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
I had no idea those dead kids were guilty of those things. Please share your information.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
I was talking about your following sentence:
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Oh, I misunderstood.
In that case I'll just say that bullying people is bad, but it's usually committed partially out of ignorance and immaturity, without the intent to do lasting harn. That certainly doesn't excuse it, and it can have dire consequences.
But if you think that means murder is a proportionate response, you have zero perspective.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
Sure it's out of ignorance and immaturity, just like those who torture ( Forcing them to drink urine, painting their heads with rainbow colors after chasing them down and physically holding them ) or those who practice racism are "ignorant and immature" with "no lasting harm intended". Way to remove agency from individuals based on your assumptions.
The appropriate response would be to allow them to exercise their "ignorance" in the form of battery and harassment in juvenile prison. Every single bully knows exactly what he can and can't get away with it. If they knew they can't get away with their fists and mouths, they wouldn't use them just like they don't use knives or steal things from someone's house.
Until then, murder might as well be the response for all I care. I don't care about proportionally and I have a lot of perspective, I just don't subscribe to your moral philosophy. Many people in many countries and many times don't subscribe to it either. "Touch me without my consent and you're dead" seems like a perfectly valid situation to me. I wouldn't begrudge any Gangster for unloading his semi-auto on me if I try to bully him.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
I'm talking about social bullying and isolation that's the much more common form. You're describing assault, which is much more serious.
Frankly I'm not sure what moral system you subscribe to, that has zero tolerance of bullying and views considers it as extreme as kidnapping and torture, but permits shooting into a crowd is if you've suffered any grievance.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
Social bullying is harassment and psychological torture. Isolation would not warrant any punitive action in my opinion - if you don't verbally abuse, don't talk with, don't mock, don't interact with someone - carry on. Although I do think it should be prevented with superior social programming.
Worse than kidnapping, and is de-facto torture.
I wouldn't permit it. It would never escalate to that point because these types of students which create these environments are either going to be punished violently by their teachers or thrown into juvenile prison where they belong.
The Golden Rule - "The Golden Rule (which can be considered a law of reciprocity in some religions) is the principle of treating others as one would wish to be treated". You're welcome.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
The golden rule, but punishment should not be proportionate to the crime, and never consider the degree or intensity of misdeeds but rather, treat any harm as literal torture.
Like I said, you have no perspective.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
Stop making strawman arguments. Not "any harm" is literal torture, prolonged physical and/or emotional harm IS, by definition. Punishment should curtail the offense and compensate the victim. Tell the offenders to cease and apologize, if they don't cease remove them from the victim's presence, and if nobody was willing to do so, the victim is justified in killing them.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Okay let's remove the semantics here and put this into a situational context:
You and I are classmates in high school. Several times a week when we pass in the halls, I insult you and laugh at you with my friends.
You tell on me, maybe I get detention or get lectured, but I don't really stop. I keep picking on you.
It's now the end of the semester. Do you have a moral right to kill me?
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
In that scenario, whoever had to suffer your persistent harassment with no recourse from the Law ( Which is a societal structure assigned to administer forceful actions ), would not act immorally for killing you.
I am a proponent of the Golden Rule and victim restitution, not of your ( false ) "proportionality". Someone who does not treat others as he would want to be treated, who inflicts emotional or physical harm on them without regard for their requests to stop, and who is not already dealt with by the existing power structure - has no moral value left. Anyone would be justified in doing anything to them.
That it's the end of the semester does not change the harm you inflicted. If I punch your wife and she only prosecutes after the mark heals following a few days, that does not change the battery.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Alright, that's perfectly clear, thank you. One final question: same scenario as above, but it's not just the end the semester, but the end of our final year. We'll never be in school together again so the mocking will stop due to change in circumstance. Are you still justified in killing me?
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
Allowing people to get away with their immorality creates the potential for further victimization and sets a bad precedent for any would-be emulators, just like letting sexual harassers or serial battery committers to leave for another country, or leave for a hut in the Brazilian jungle, without any extradition. Naturally that would also deprive victims of the emotional fulfillment in seeing justice meted out. Same sort of argument about whether or not ex-Nazis should be trialed today or not. ( Which by the way, is not proportional even when it happens, but in the reverse- They get to spend their last few years in a relatively comfortable cells while the victims of their ideology got to spent their younger years in slavery and death )
In an ideal world, these students should be removed legally before any ongoing harm is done, and if for some reason they managed to evade justice, then they should be held accountable even after school and sent to prison for harassment or battery, this time adult prison upon reaching legal age.
Now let me ask you this - Were Jews who have been beaten and spat on by Anti-Semitic neighbors ( Before official Nazis sent them to camps ) acting immorally if they later on joined a Soviet unit, then came back to their village and shot those people? Because I've heard descriptions of exactly that happening in documentaries.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
So was that a yes? I'd like to be clear on that before moving on to a separate Nazi example.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
Everything is clear though.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Well you didn't say whether you'd still have the moral right to shoot me on the last day of school, just what the authorities ought to do about it.
Obviously in this scenario, no one would arrest me for having mocked you all year, so I think your answer was yes, but I don't want to put words in your mouth.
1 Liptusg 2018-02-15
I would certainly not find it immoral if I heard of someone doing it.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Thanks for clarifying.
As for your scenario, I'd find it immoral for someone who had been struck or spat at by their neighbours to return later, when no longer under threat of that abuse, to perform vengeful murders. Where vigilante justice is concerned, the principal of proportionality is still necessary.
1 pandathrowaway 2018-02-15
He was expelled for fighting with his ex girlfriend's new boyfriend.
1 homendailha 2018-02-15
Interestingly he had had a girlfriend in the past, so maybe that's not quite as clear cut as you think.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
Who left him for a better looking dude. Typical Stacy.
I guess he's not in Incel, but female cruelty still, in part, lead to his psychological problems.
1 PepeSilvia1160 2018-02-15
She left him because he was abusive... That was very clearly stated earlier, and there was corroborating evidence as well. But she's the cruel one? Right...
1 IncelAnarchist_V2 2018-02-15
Another incel pushed over the edge,not surprising anymore.
1 inuyoshi2 2018-02-15
He was a incel
https://gyazo.com/01c30cc2a00812c8d578f8efc9489d50
1 Gyazo_Bot 2018-02-15
Hi, I'm a bot that links Gyazo images directly to save bandwidth.
Direct link: https://i.gyazo.com/01c30cc2a00812c8d578f8efc9489d50.png
Imgur mirror: https://i.imgur.com/4ibT5Db.png
Sourcev2 | Why? | Creator | leavemealone
1 UgandanPizzaParlor 2018-02-15
is that real?
1 hopelessnothelpless 2018-02-15
I really wanna know too
1 hopelessnothelpless 2018-02-15
Doubt it.
1 NewestNightmare 2018-02-15
What video is that from
1 throwaway192200 2018-02-15
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQDhy5dzX9w
Scroll down to see his comment.
1 Flamescoito 2018-02-15
No he was not an incel.
1 GrandTarget 2018-02-15
https://gyazo.com/01c30cc2a00812c8d578f8efc9489d50
1 Gyazo_Bot 2018-02-15
Hi, I'm a bot that links Gyazo images directly to save bandwidth.
Direct link: https://i.gyazo.com/01c30cc2a00812c8d578f8efc9489d50.png
Imgur mirror: https://i.imgur.com/MrOAufB.png
Sourcev2 | Why? | Creator | leavemealone
1 nontrollingaccount 2018-02-15
The links are connecting. Normies can't deny
1 nontrollingaccount 2018-02-15
ER, Sodini, now Cruz
1 tacotime2019 2018-02-15
They are all losers.
1 SaintNicholasCruz 2018-02-15
His "victims" were the real losers.
1 _ProudMisogynist 2018-02-15
Don't forget Marc Lepine
1 SpinxS 2018-02-15
those bullies who got shot deserve it.
1 Kennnny27 2018-02-15
it's amazing more people don't realize the pattern to these mass shootings are lonely men with no relationships or validation in their lives
1 nontrollingaccount 2018-02-15
Watch feminist still take incel epidemic as something unworthy of attention.
1 More_Dead_Chads_Pls 2018-02-15
"we don't owe you sex!"
1 tacotime2019 2018-02-15
They don't
1 scriptkiddie1337 2018-02-15
true. but virgin shaming men who get shit on because they are ugly doesn't help
1 RealHedgeFund 2018-02-15
Ok, then we don't owe them lives ;)
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
They're not just men, but young men.
Normies continue to bully them after they're dead. "lul virgins losers teehee". Women bullying and abusing ugly young men is normalized to such an insane degree. They cannot defend themselves in any way. If you strike her physically, you go to jail. You criticize or mock her (by venting on /r/incels, say), you're called a misogynist. You don't respond at all and remain kind, you're called a /r/niceguy and mocked further. You literally cannot win. What else can they do?
1 bengalsturntup5532 2018-02-15
This
1 DankIncel 2018-02-15
Do what I do. Avoid all possible Femoid contact in your life.
1 Cristookie 2018-02-15
Well his mom and dad did die so maybe it also had something to do with that ?
1 tacotime2019 2018-02-15
So he was an orphan?
1 tacotime2019 2018-02-15
Incels are dangerous people - they need to be punished with fart-induced suffocation.
1 redoveryellow 2018-02-15
Not this
1 ekg_three 2018-02-15
Bullies usually have better social and verbal skills. Plus the crowd will be on their side.
1 justforlulzandkeks 2018-02-15
Where have you been?
1 ekg_three 2018-02-15
Banging hot chikz.
1 dead_eyed_mofo 2018-02-15
How you doing man? Let's revive the old sub here.
1 ekg_three 2018-02-15
I'm doing drugs now as a hobby. I hoped people forgot me by this point.
1 dead_eyed_mofo 2018-02-15
Well you are not forgettable. It is great to see someone from good old memories. What substances are you into?
1 ekg_three 2018-02-15
MDMA, LSD, Ketamine, 2c-b, amphetamine, anything you got really.
1 dead_eyed_mofo 2018-02-15
What a list, good taste lol. I'd fucking love to get mdma or lsd but do not know anyone with it. Does it help, do you enjoy the life, even for a while? Do parents know?
1 ekg_three 2018-02-15
Well, I don't know anybody with it either, I get them from DNMs ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Honestly... every incel should try MDMA. Seriously. And yeah, it helps, and nope, parents don't know.
1 dead_eyed_mofo 2018-02-15
I am too much of a pussy to order something from there, fuck, do not anyone finding out. You bet I would like to try, how was your experience? Isn't it hard to hide when you are high, or you don't take them at home?
1 ekg_three 2018-02-15
It's really fun. Lifts are anxiety, inhibition, etc... for a couple hours. Music sounds insane on it. The crash afterwards is pretty bad tho. I take it when nobody's around, no way I could hide it lol.
1 dead_eyed_mofo 2018-02-15
Damn that sounds great. I only drink alcohol nowadays to the point of losing control. Used to be into weed a lot but grew out of it somehow. Shit sucks.
1 Mister_Bambu 2018-02-15
After they're dead.
He murdered people. Do you understand that? Making sideways comments is something you need to fucking live with. Not go out on a killing spree because you can't get any. As for r/incels, they regularly supported suicide of members, sexual assault, etc etc. r/niceguys is a place to make fun of people who act nice and then turn into slobbering monsters when they don't get sex.
So yeah, all of those are shitty things. Wake the fuck up.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
No, all of those claims are false. /r/incels was banned because it was a place for the most oppressed minority in United States --- ugly young men --- to vent.
/r/niceguys is mostly a place to mock, well, nice guys. Weak, spineless people who think being weak and spineless will get them laid. Certainly not all of them are monsters. I've viewed numerous posts on the sub, and that's just not the case. Besides, why do you think they don't get sex? They don't get sex because they're ugly. After all, they did everything society asked them to do vis-a-vis women. They respected woman. They were kind. Paid attention to her. Treated her right as society tells men they should treat men. Hence it is only natural for them to get upset after the rejection, although in my experience most of these men are naturally timid so they don't typically don't get particularly upset post-rejection either.
Overall, my point was simply that young ugly men cannot win. Society will hate them for being weak or timid towards women (the "nice guy" meme). Society will hate them for being aggressive towards women ("misogynist", "creep"). Society will hate them for beating the shit of women, regardless of whether or not the bitch deserves it, which she usually does.
1 Mister_Bambu 2018-02-15
They are not false. That sub broke a TON of reddit rules and is still famous for many of the posts supporting what I've said above. Sexism is literally in this response. "Femoid" lol
No, it isn't. Look at the posts. They almost always include a raging outburst up to and including saying "You deserve to die" for rejecting the "Nice Guy". That's the joke. Wooooosh. Blaming everything on your looks is asinine. A lot of you guys look decent, from the face reveals that pop up. I'm literally dead average height and looks and weight (160) and I can get a girlfriend. It is NOT because you are ugly. You are an asshole, and many people here are just shy (as am I). They did NOT do everything society asked- sometimes they turn from "You look beautiful" to "I hate you' in less than a minute.
Idiot.
My point is that you have an obscured perspective because you blame everything on something other than the fact that you are a sexist asshole who doesn't budge on his views of 'femoids' and sympathizes with a school shooter because he couldn't get laid.
Fucking lord, I'd believe you if you just added an /s at the end there. Also, the whole "deserves it" thing, MIGHT also contribute to why you're an incel.
1 askastaceyanything 2018-02-15
Weak
1 Carkudo 2018-02-15
Because there's no such pattern. Most shootings are committed by people who fit neither your description, nor the more strict definition of an incel. The idea that it's lonely men committing atrocities is just another aspect of society's rampant creep-shaming. The majority of crimes, including the majority of mass shootings, are committed by normal people with relatively normal lives.
1 flixlogix 2018-02-15
Where did you get that it's lonely virgin men committing these mass shootings? This is even an aberration among them. To be able to commit mass murder with seemingly no remorse is sociopathic.
1 Flamescoito 2018-02-15
He did have a gf though.
1 DrJohanzaKafuhu 2018-02-15
Yeah but it still fits the m.o. of the average incel. Abusive towards women, check. Blames society, check. Deranged sociopath, check. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
1 homendailha 2018-02-15
This really is not an appropriate thread to bully incels in.
1 DrJohanzaKafuhu 2018-02-15
No it's just a way for you incels to use a tragedy to push your own agenda.
Waa waa poor us, incels will kill you all in revenge!
1 homendailha 2018-02-15
I'm not even an incel any more - I'm just a person that understands that responding to a school shooter event by isolating and bullying children is a really stupid and shitty thing to do.
1 DrJohanzaKafuhu 2018-02-15
"im not even an incel" -every incel ever.
lol you cucks respond to being bullied by bullying others, I learned from your example.
1 homendailha 2018-02-15
Have you ever even been here before? This is a place where incels freely admit to being incel.
I'm not a cuck and I'm not a bully. You've just assumed I'm something I'm not simply because of where I'm posting.
You're obviously finding this entertaining, which frankly is quite disturbing, given the situation.
1 sharkb8master 2018-02-15
Don't bother with him, he comes here for the sole reason to get mad. It's just outrage culture.
1 PROLAPSED_SUBWOOFER 2018-02-15
1 DrJohanzaKafuhu 2018-02-15
1 PROLAPSED_SUBWOOFER 2018-02-15
lmao. Not one but TWO replies this time? I'm flattered.
1 DrJohanzaKafuhu 2018-02-15
np bro, you and I both like to comment on things, and we both like to reply to each other.
You give me the attention I seek, and I give you the attention you seek. It's like symbiosis or some shit, except the opposite, so antibiosis.
1 RealHedgeFund 2018-02-15
Ok, keep laughing at incels. Will see how you will be laughing when an incel who has had enough lands a bullet in your family member's brain
1 psychstudent2 2018-02-15
And if they did realize the pattern what do you expect them to do? Hand everything to the incels on a silver platter? Are incels hopeless and defenseless since the beginning of time?
1 SaintCRUZ 2018-02-15
HAHA, they reaped what they sowed.
1 nontrollingaccount 2018-02-15
This. So much this.
1 inuyoshi2 2018-02-15
https://i.imgur.com/D5JGBsu.png https://i.imgur.com/nT14AG2.png
Sadist femoid lol
https://i.imgur.com/H6byUkh.png
1 PM_ME_DEATH_THREATS2 2018-02-15
L m a o.
1 Dovahkiin_Vokun 2018-02-15
That tweet from her is faked. She sent plenty of stupid ones today, why do you sexist meatlumps insist on hyperbolizing and falsifying everything to the point where it'd be comical if not so fucking pathetic?
1 LoneHiker14 2018-02-15
I don't agree but I get it.
1 2scared2neckmyself 2018-02-15
Mark this date on your calender fellow cels.
1 Prince-Of-Dankness 2018-02-15
Think about it. In columbine, there were 2 shooters. They had multiple weapons. Bombs. And planned the attack.
13 dead
Florida shooter: One person. One gun. Set fire alarm
17 dead, 3 injured.
How the fuck??
1 UniqueWeeb 2018-02-15
Because Eric and Dylan the fag were trying to look chad walking out of rooms looking badass and the Flordia shooter just did the deed fast
1 Tallguy_87 2018-02-15
Pulled them into a killbox. Columbine was room to room
1 Tallguy_87 2018-02-15
Pulled them into a killbox. Columbine was room to room
1 SaintNicholasCruz 2018-02-15
St. Cruz is an expert marksman.
1 throwawaybetacuck 2018-02-15
i love him so much, my new hero
1 lavlife47 2018-02-15
Can we find out what his username here is?
1 Alia_Harkonnen 2018-02-15
Normans will now have a series of tedious discussions about what caused this, never looking at themselves. Even when reading the statement above, they'll just talk about why he was that way, not why others treated him this way about it (he wears black? Lol)
1 SaintNicholasCruz 2018-02-15
ROFL blaming wearing black is like blaming heavy metal for murders. Retarded normans.
1 r4risbullshit 2018-02-15
10 years ago the right winged scorned games/entertainment for immorality; and now the left is doing it for political correctness.
What a bizarro timeline.
1 benthefoxx 2018-02-15
The fuck is your problem with vikings?
1 PoochieGlass1371 2018-02-15
AR15s are too cheap.
1 NotASIMP 2018-02-15
well what is the dude saying himself? isnt he alive? or is he on some crazy shit and not talking? most of the time the shooters kill themselves, the guy in this situation is in custody.
1 dumbkidaccount 2018-02-15
I just hope he didnt kill anyone who didnt bull him.
1 FreddyMercurysGhost 2018-02-15
No, he had a girlfriend, and was expelled the year before for fighting with his ex's new boyfriend. He was not an incel.
1 Precisely_Ambiguous 2018-02-15
I saw a screen cap of him saying like “Eliot Rodgers will not be forgotten” on Youtube a year ago. Can anyone confirm if that’s real?
1 d333p3r 2018-02-15
1 thrshmmr 2018-02-15
Having a gf doesn't mean he's having sex.
1 sc2isadeadgame 2018-02-15
FUCKING CHAD
1 TruthInBlack 2018-02-15
He isn't an incel. He is just a sociopath. Just like other mass murderers. Bullying can drive people to suicide but you have to be a sociopath if bullying drives you to mass murderer.
1 GoodbyeYall333 2018-02-15
How the fuck is suicide the normal response? Revenge seems like the natural response.
1 TruthInBlack 2018-02-15
I never said anything about it being normal
1 BigDaddyClark 2018-02-15
Then use your fists. Guns are for the weak
1 GoodbyeYall333 2018-02-15
Lol, you really think people would get bullied if they could fight back? The bullies are almost always bigger and stronger, and in a fight that's the most important thing.
1 BigDaddyClark 2018-02-15
Not about bigger and stronger. It’s about sticking up for yourself. If you stick up for yourself your not easy to bully and people find someone else that’s easier to pick on.
1 GoodbyeYall333 2018-02-15
Hah, fantasy. I sticked up for myself once when I was 10 and got the shit kicked out of me. He was taller and stronger, not much I could do. And the bullying didn't stop, hell it got worse.
1 BigDaddyClark 2018-02-15
There’s your problem chief. You broke after the first time. You gave up.
1 GoodbyeYall333 2018-02-15
Lol, how could it have gone differently the second time?
1 BigDaddyClark 2018-02-15
You’ll never know, but giving up isn’t the answer. Good luck to you. I hope you find some positivity.
Side note, the fact you get offended when asked for your Id for alcohol says a lot. Take it as a compliment to still looking young. You won’t stay that way ,and trust me. You won’t be asked forever.
1 GoodbyeYall333 2018-02-15
You do realize not all signs of youth are good? Having smooth skin with no wrinkles is good, having chubby cheeks and no jaw is bad. I have the latter.
1 Flamescoito 2018-02-15
He had a gf, he was not an incel.
1 SaintNicholasCruz 2018-02-15
His femoid monkey branched to a better looking Chad. She will monkey branch again if she gets hold of a better looking Chad. The cycle will continue until she hits the wall.
1 GrinchBear 2018-02-15
"Better looking chad" So just better looking? Not someone who didn't abuse her? No possibility of that whatsoever? Clearly this is because the girl decided this scrub wasn't any good and it was time to upgrade. That's how it always is isn't it? No, perhaps this is all because a girl decided to leave someone who was objectively an asshole and mistreated her. How dare she have any agency in her life and decide she's worth better than a shit relationship like that. You know, like pretty much everyone has the right to do. But no, no no no, this has to be the woman's fault doesn't it? Just like everything else is ...
1 Mister_Bambu 2018-02-15
Aha, you made a mistake there. I think you meant 'femoid monkey', common mistake, happens to the best of us /s
1 GrinchBear 2018-02-15
No sir , I think you made the mistake here. What you meant to say was something along the lines of "Since I can't easily refute anything you said and back it up with a real argument, I'm going to backpedal and just use a made up slur in hopes that it somehow makes a point."
Read what you write before you post it man.
1 Mister_Bambu 2018-02-15
Ah yes, of course, the infamous incel backpedal. My apologies, I forgot our creed.
1 GrinchBear 2018-02-15
As long as you're sorry
1 SaintNicholasCruz 2018-02-15
You can tell he's an asshole by looking at his face?
1 GrinchBear 2018-02-15
You can tell he's an asshole from the content he posts on his social media, reports of his behavior from other classmates including the abuse of his girlfriend before she left him, and possibly from the small little fact that he decided he needed to kill people.
And yes lookism is real, it's been a thing for a long, long time, it's just up to you to prove to people you're not as much of a cretin as you look. People thought Joseph Merrick was nothing but a simpleton and a monster because of how he looked and he very easily proved them wrong. Points go to you if you can figure out who that is without having to google his name.
1 foreignincel3 2018-02-15
the wall is meme boi, women will always be wanted no matter the age
1 ihatemylifelololol 2018-02-15
Hahahaha
1 Prince-Of-Dankness 2018-02-15
Valentine’s Day, perfect for shootin up normie couples
1 rifain 2018-02-15
"yeah, give us women or we'll shoot people".
He was not an incel.
1 ghostfarce 2018-02-15
You retard ** he was not incel. He had a girlfriend.**
You & this stupid post of yours only fuels normie paranoia that the most dangerous people who walk among us are the lonely men.
1 CHAD-CHADSON 2018-02-15
I went to that school and I was already a Chad back then, I was actually fucking his crush in front of him in the schoolyard.
1 GoodbyeYall333 2018-02-15
Gotta love the normans blaming this on guns or mental illness.
1 benthefoxx 2018-02-15
Should've just shot himself, could have saved a lot of trouble
1 twinklenuts 2018-02-15
You people are fucking disgusting.
1 RealHedgeFund 2018-02-15
He is giving me some incel school shooter vibes. I bet normies made fun of his ears, Bambi eyes, shocking autistic facial expression and general incel vibes. Look:
https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/660/cpsprodpb/14A9A/production/_100043648_nikolas_cruz_mugshot_2.jpg
http://popculture.com/trending/2018/02/15/florida-school-shooting-shooter-photo-arrest/
https://www.thedailybeast.com/nick-cruz-parkland-florida-shooting-stoneman-douglas-high-school
And interesting that he performed the cleansing on Valentine's day.
Beta uprising, normie holocaust...it was real...all of it
Soon there will be mandatory facial screening of students to check which correspond to incel traits (Bambi eyes, asymmetry, general nerdism) and they will be put on watch list.
Here is an interesting quote: "“He was off,” Giovanni Watford, 17, told BuzzFeed News. “He was super stressed-out all the time and talked about guns a lot and tried to hide his face.”"
He knew, he was a fellow facecel brother all along.
Be afraid normies, be very afraid!
Your pretty faces are of no use six feet under and eaten by worms.
1 Mister_Bambu 2018-02-15
Just to be certain, you guys know this is fucked up and you SHOULDN'T do this, correct?
1 ltislit 2018-02-15
They don't lol
1 AbyssWolf 2018-02-15
The Bullies don't get charged for creating him in the first place?
1 ltislit 2018-02-15
BULLIES DIDNT CREATE HIM. He wasn't bullied. He abused his girlfriend and sexually harassed and attacked other kids. He was a bully:
1 AbyssWolf 2018-02-15
I was just assuming that because it's how most cases go. In this instance he is just crazy then.
1 ltislit 2018-02-15
No it's not. Most cases these kids haven't been bullied. Even columbine it's been proven that these kids were the bullies. HMU with one case. My sister had two shooting threats at her school, in one case the kid brought a gun and almost went through with it. He was a known bully and blackmailed freshmen girls for nudes.
1 AbyssWolf 2018-02-15
The columbine shooters were bullied. It was even stated by the survivors.
1 Flopping_Porpoise 2018-02-15
No one cares until something radical happens
1 Nederweed 2018-02-15
Good for him standing up for himself like that.
1 pretty_boy_game 2018-02-15
Possibly. I'm still working on that
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
People kill themselves over being bullied. They are in the same category.
1 mhamby47 2018-02-15
Okay? I don't get how you can compare the two. A woman being raped has every right to shoot her attacker. Someone being emotionally bullied does not.
1 Raisincel 2018-02-15
So true and sad if you think about it, how evil females are.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
I mean the women kills the rapist solely for revenge. It’s entirely analogous, and it does happen.
1 jrxannoi 2018-02-15
Y'all are fucked
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
There is a difference between "cause" and "fault."
Don't try to shift this onto women. The only person to blame for the murder of children is the murderer.
1 pandathrowaway 2018-02-15
He was expelled for fighting with his ex girlfriend's new boyfriend.
1 PhucCheet 2018-02-15
People kill themselves over getting a B in Trig. Is that therefore equivalent to bullying and rape? Does that justify students in killing their teachers for giving them a B?
1 PhucCheet 2018-02-15
Actually yes. How do you know otherwise? Do you guess?
They would side with her for outing them on social media. They wouldn't side with her for killing them. Sympathy has its limits.
1 inbeforecell 2018-02-15
There certainly are some people who kill themselves over grades (not really in the US, mostly in China or Korea, where exams are extremely competitive). That does not justify killing the teachers, since the teachers are ultimately just doing their jobs; conversely, bullying or bully-enabling is not justifiable.
In certain cases, the psychological devastation of something like this would be equivalent to rape, yes. Again, some of these exams are high-stakes and students' futures depends on their performance. "Getting a B in Trig" is a funny joke to you, in the American educational system where that happens to be irrelevant, but elsewhere it really isn't.
1 homendailha 2018-02-15
Interestingly he had had a girlfriend in the past, so maybe that's not quite as clear cut as you think.
1 PROLAPSED_SUBWOOFER 2018-02-15
lmao. Not one but TWO replies this time? I'm flattered.
1 KingOfCorinth 2018-02-15
Okay let's remove the semantics here and put this into a situational context:
You and I are classmates in high school. Several times a week when we pass in the halls, I insult you and laugh at you with my friends.
You tell on me, maybe I get detention or get lectured, but I don't really stop. I keep picking on you.
It's now the end of the semester. Do you have a moral right to kill me?
1 TruthInBlack 2018-02-15
I never said anything about it being normal
1 BigDaddyClark 2018-02-15
Then use your fists. Guns are for the weak
1 TraceysPoopyBrain 2018-02-15
Sounds exactly like what a fat girl would say.