Elliot Rodger killed six people and injured 14 more in Isla Vista, California, before turning the gun on himself. His motives, laid out in a YouTube video and a long, rambling manifesto were clearly designed to punish women for what he felt were numerous rejections, and to punish men for effectively having what he didn't.
Less than a year later, another attacker at Umpqua Community College killed nine and injured eight before committing suicide, again linking his motivations to ideas espoused by the Incel movement. This brought a lot of heat down on the idea of Incels. Suddenly, they weren't just people bemoaning a lack of sex: instead, they were angry young white men who had access to guns, who had been politicised to commit horrific acts of violence. /r/Incels didn't help their case by openly applauding the actions of these aforementions shitheels, and Reddit cracked down on them hard. They were banned in November of 2017, but by that time they had over 40,000 users. They were banned under Reddit's new anti-hate speech policy, unlike the last big group of bans that were brought in under an anti-harrassment policy (such as /r/FatPeopleHate). They were sort-of replaced by /r/Braincels, which is like Incels-lite; their material is still pretty misogynistic -- and depressing as all hell -- but they're nothing compared to the sheer bile that was /r/Incels.
Which brings us to now. The reason they're in the news at the moment is because of the recent Toronto van attack, where a self-described Incel ran over and killed ten people, injuring 16 more. It's indicative of a worrying trend in young male violence, where internet groups have turned from being support networks -- as originally intended -- to being places where hatred and violence can be encouraged, with tragic consequences.
You obviously do not understand the point of this post yeah? People of all different types have done incredibly bad things but to stereotype them all into one big class is ridiculous. Incels are not the fucking KKK for gods sake. Women make fun of men’s shortcomings and state their requirements all the time but if we make a few obvious jokes about roast beef pussy, bring up the 80/20 rule and how women have it easier and a FEW people that self identify as incels commit heinous acts we are suddenly the cancer of the earth. The majority of r/braincels do not condone the shit people have done in the name of incels. I can’t speak for incels-me or any other site but this place is in the majority saying they were dumb as fuck and most people here are not violent people
Elliot Rodger killed six people and injured 14 more in Isla Vista, California, before turning the gun on himself. His motives, laid out in a YouTube video and a long, rambling manifesto were clearly designed to punish women for what he felt were numerous rejections, and to punish men for effectively having what he didn't.
Less than a year later, another attacker at Umpqua Community College killed nine and injured eight before committing suicide, again linking his motivations to ideas espoused by the Incel movement. This brought a lot of heat down on the idea of Incels. Suddenly, they weren't just people bemoaning a lack of sex: instead, they were angry young white men who had access to guns, who had been politicised to commit horrific acts of violence. /r/Incels didn't help their case by openly applauding the actions of these aforementions shitheels, and Reddit cracked down on them hard. They were banned in November of 2017, but by that time they had over 40,000 users. They were banned under Reddit's new anti-hate speech policy, unlike the last big group of bans that were brought in under an anti-harrassment policy (such as /r/FatPeopleHate). They were sort-of replaced by /r/Braincels, which is like Incels-lite; their material is still pretty misogynistic -- and depressing as all hell -- but they're nothing compared to the sheer bile that was /r/Incels.
Which brings us to now. The reason they're in the news at the moment is because of the recent Toronto van attack, where a self-described Incel ran over and killed ten people, injuring 16 more. It's indicative of a worrying trend in young male violence, where internet groups have turned from being support networks -- as originally intended -- to being places where hatred and violence can be encouraged, with tragic consequences.
Less than a year later, another attacker at Umpqua Community College killed nine and injured eight before committing suicide, again linking his motivations to ideas espoused by the Incel movement. This brought a lot of heat down on the idea of Incels. Suddenly, they weren't just people bemoaning a lack of sex: instead, they were angry young white men who had access to guns, who had been politicised to commit horrific acts of violence. /r/Incels didn't help their case by openly applauding the actions of these aforementions shitheels, and Reddit cracked down on them hard. They were banned in November of 2017, but by that time they had over 40,000 users. They were banned under Reddit's new anti-hate speech policy, unlike the last big group of bans that were brought in under an anti-harrassment policy (such as /r/FatPeopleHate). They were sort-of replaced by /r/Braincels, which is like Incels-lite; their material is still pretty misogynistic -- and depressing as all hell -- but they're nothing compared to the sheer bile that was /r/Incels.
Which brings us to now. The reason they're in the news at the moment is because of the recent Toronto van attack, where a self-described Incel ran over and killed ten people, injuring 16 more. It's indicative of a worrying trend in young male violence, where internet groups have turned from being support networks -- as originally intended -- to being places where hatred and violence can be encouraged, with tragic consequences.
Elliot Rodger killed six people and injured 14 more in Isla Vista, California, before turning the gun on himself. His motives, laid out in a YouTube video and a long, rambling manifesto were clearly designed to punish women for what he felt were numerous rejections, and to punish men for effectively having what he didn't.
Less than a year later, another attacker at Umpqua Community College killed nine and injured eight before committing suicide, again linking his motivations to ideas espoused by the Incel movement. This brought a lot of heat down on the idea of Incels. Suddenly, they weren't just people bemoaning a lack of sex: instead, they were angry young white men who had access to guns, who had been politicised to commit horrific acts of violence. /r/Incels didn't help their case by openly applauding the actions of these aforementions shitheels, and Reddit cracked down on them hard. They were banned in November of 2017, but by that time they had over 40,000 users. They were banned under Reddit's new anti-hate speech policy, unlike the last big group of bans that were brought in under an anti-harassment policy (such as /r/FatPeopleHate). They were sort-of replaced by /r/Braincels, which is like Incels-lite; their material is still pretty misogynistic -- and depressing as all hell -- but they're nothing compared to the sheer bile that was /r/Incels.
Which brings us to now. The reason they're in the news at the moment is because of the recent Toronto van attack, where a self-described Incel ran over and killed ten people, injuring 16 more. It's indicative of a worrying trend in young male violence, where internet groups have turned from being support networks -- as originally intended -- to being places where hatred and violence can be encouraged, with tragic consequences.
It's indicative of a worrying trend in young male violence, where internet groups have turned from being support networks -- as originally intended -- to being places where hatred and violence can be encouraged, with tragic consequences.
Exactly. So go over to r/Islam and talk to them about it. Sheesh. With all the recent tragedies I thought you would've cared by now. Take a stand against Islam.
They have no idea lol. I do not access reddit via their networks. Also that foid is ugly as sin, if she were born male she'd be right here amongst us, but probably as an incel in denial incelqueer lmao.
Honestly I generally think this sub is the garbage bin of humanity, but that woman is fucking stupid. The majority of you guys are peaceful, alright people who just happen to be virgins, nothing wrong with that
you spend 80 hours a week in college programming for the sake of getting a job while everyone else is partying and getting laid.
then when you actually enter the workforce you tell a female you're a computer programmer and they're automatically disgusted and immediately lose interest. it's OVER.
Elliot Rodger killed six people and injured 14 more in Isla Vista, California, before turning the gun on himself. His motives, laid out in a YouTube video and a long, rambling manifesto were clearly designed to punish women for what he felt were numerous rejections, and to punish men for effectively having what he didn't.
Less than a year later, another attacker at Umpqua Community College killed nine and injured eight before committing suicide, again linking his motivations to ideas espoused by the Incel movement. This brought a lot of heat down on the idea of Incels. Suddenly, they weren't just people bemoaning a lack of sex: instead, they were angry young white men who had access to guns, who had been politicised to commit horrific acts of violence. /r/Incels didn't help their case by openly applauding the actions of these aforementions shitheels, and Reddit cracked down on them hard. They were banned in November of 2017, but by that time they had over 40,000 users. They were banned under Reddit's new anti-hate speech policy, unlike the last big group of bans that were brought in under an anti-harassment policy (such as /r/FatPeopleHate). They were sort-of replaced by /r/Braincels, which is like Incels-lite; their material is still pretty misogynistic -- and depressing as all hell -- but they're nothing compared to the sheer bile that was /r/Incels.
Which brings us to now. The reason they're in the news at the moment is because of the recent Toronto van attack, where a self-described Incel ran over and killed ten people, injuring 16 more. It's indicative of a worrying trend in young male violence, where internet groups have turned from being support networks -- as originally intended -- to being places where hatred and violence can be encouraged, with tragic consequences.
73 comments
1 Joemo55 2018-05-06
KKEEKK
1 IncelistanWillRise 2018-05-06
Top kek
Asian foids are the absolute worst
1 celaway1696 2018-05-06
Asian foids would gladly butcher their infant sons just to get some white cock. It's fucking crazy. I feel so bad for RiceCels.
1 Albion747 2018-05-06
All they do is fuck white men
1 nofishtocatch 2018-05-06
Or even a mediocre white dude if in an Asian country.
1 Whatstaunt 2018-05-06
Well Hitler was a fan of myspace, so top left is definitely wrong.
1 djdhinfkdlf 2018-05-06
My fbook is burnt and dead
1 xxxrivenmainxxx 2018-05-06
top fucking kek. great meme
1 Lesbianchad 2018-05-06
Is she suggesting that CEOs should round up all them incels and assign them gfs? That's so nice of her y'all.
1 Luna_Tuna_456 2018-05-06
yeah... that's exactly what she is saying
1 ionicguy 2018-05-06
I am legit bewildered as to what she is inferring to...
1 Broad_Gaming 2018-05-06
She wants to kick incels out and probably register them to make sure incels will become homeless. Destroy the subhuman men.
1 KillerInYourCloset 2018-05-06
Well they must be useless as employees if they can't even get laid.
1 AShortCorpulentPaul 2018-05-06
She just wants to replace them with diversity hires
1 lonely_suicidal_cel 2018-05-06
She wants to brand us with golden stars and send us off to working camps
1 Thy_Lord_Castiel 2018-05-06
Take half the incels. Put them in dresses and wigs. Give them to the other half.
Problem solved.
1 bonusfruit 2018-05-06
Tbh
1 PM_ME_DEATH_THREATS2 2018-05-06
10/10
1 bcat124 2018-05-06
Chairman Pao has spoken. Let the purges begin!
1 D_Gandy 2018-05-06
Starting with her disgusting masculine face and revolting epicanthal folds
1 marckshark 2018-05-06
Elliot Rodger killed six people and injured 14 more in Isla Vista, California, before turning the gun on himself. His motives, laid out in a YouTube video and a long, rambling manifesto were clearly designed to punish women for what he felt were numerous rejections, and to punish men for effectively having what he didn't.
Less than a year later, another attacker at Umpqua Community College killed nine and injured eight before committing suicide, again linking his motivations to ideas espoused by the Incel movement. This brought a lot of heat down on the idea of Incels. Suddenly, they weren't just people bemoaning a lack of sex: instead, they were angry young white men who had access to guns, who had been politicised to commit horrific acts of violence. /r/Incels didn't help their case by openly applauding the actions of these aforementions shitheels, and Reddit cracked down on them hard. They were banned in November of 2017, but by that time they had over 40,000 users. They were banned under Reddit's new anti-hate speech policy, unlike the last big group of bans that were brought in under an anti-harrassment policy (such as /r/FatPeopleHate). They were sort-of replaced by /r/Braincels, which is like Incels-lite; their material is still pretty misogynistic -- and depressing as all hell -- but they're nothing compared to the sheer bile that was /r/Incels.
Which brings us to now. The reason they're in the news at the moment is because of the recent Toronto van attack, where a self-described Incel ran over and killed ten people, injuring 16 more. It's indicative of a worrying trend in young male violence, where internet groups have turned from being support networks -- as originally intended -- to being places where hatred and violence can be encouraged, with tragic consequences.
1 CommonMisspellingBot 2018-05-06
Hey, marckshark, just a quick heads-up:
harrassment is actually spelled harassment. You can remember it by one r, two s’s.
Have a nice day!
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1 Rammspieler 2018-05-06
Your point?
1 wwidb 2018-05-06
The point is you're not being oppressed because you're virgins and that's not even remotely a reason the media is criticizing incels.
1 fuckup-nomore 2018-05-06
You obviously do not understand the point of this post yeah? People of all different types have done incredibly bad things but to stereotype them all into one big class is ridiculous. Incels are not the fucking KKK for gods sake. Women make fun of men’s shortcomings and state their requirements all the time but if we make a few obvious jokes about roast beef pussy, bring up the 80/20 rule and how women have it easier and a FEW people that self identify as incels commit heinous acts we are suddenly the cancer of the earth. The majority of r/braincels do not condone the shit people have done in the name of incels. I can’t speak for incels-me or any other site but this place is in the majority saying they were dumb as fuck and most people here are not violent people
1 marckshark 2018-05-06
Elliot Rodger killed six people and injured 14 more in Isla Vista, California, before turning the gun on himself. His motives, laid out in a YouTube video and a long, rambling manifesto were clearly designed to punish women for what he felt were numerous rejections, and to punish men for effectively having what he didn't.
Less than a year later, another attacker at Umpqua Community College killed nine and injured eight before committing suicide, again linking his motivations to ideas espoused by the Incel movement. This brought a lot of heat down on the idea of Incels. Suddenly, they weren't just people bemoaning a lack of sex: instead, they were angry young white men who had access to guns, who had been politicised to commit horrific acts of violence. /r/Incels didn't help their case by openly applauding the actions of these aforementions shitheels, and Reddit cracked down on them hard. They were banned in November of 2017, but by that time they had over 40,000 users. They were banned under Reddit's new anti-hate speech policy, unlike the last big group of bans that were brought in under an anti-harrassment policy (such as /r/FatPeopleHate). They were sort-of replaced by /r/Braincels, which is like Incels-lite; their material is still pretty misogynistic -- and depressing as all hell -- but they're nothing compared to the sheer bile that was /r/Incels.
Which brings us to now. The reason they're in the news at the moment is because of the recent Toronto van attack, where a self-described Incel ran over and killed ten people, injuring 16 more. It's indicative of a worrying trend in young male violence, where internet groups have turned from being support networks -- as originally intended -- to being places where hatred and violence can be encouraged, with tragic consequences.
Less than a year later, another attacker at Umpqua Community College killed nine and injured eight before committing suicide, again linking his motivations to ideas espoused by the Incel movement. This brought a lot of heat down on the idea of Incels. Suddenly, they weren't just people bemoaning a lack of sex: instead, they were angry young white men who had access to guns, who had been politicised to commit horrific acts of violence. /r/Incels didn't help their case by openly applauding the actions of these aforementions shitheels, and Reddit cracked down on them hard. They were banned in November of 2017, but by that time they had over 40,000 users. They were banned under Reddit's new anti-hate speech policy, unlike the last big group of bans that were brought in under an anti-harrassment policy (such as /r/FatPeopleHate). They were sort-of replaced by /r/Braincels, which is like Incels-lite; their material is still pretty misogynistic -- and depressing as all hell -- but they're nothing compared to the sheer bile that was /r/Incels.
Which brings us to now. The reason they're in the news at the moment is because of the recent Toronto van attack, where a self-described Incel ran over and killed ten people, injuring 16 more. It's indicative of a worrying trend in young male violence, where internet groups have turned from being support networks -- as originally intended -- to being places where hatred and violence can be encouraged, with tragic consequences.
1 CommonMisspellingBot 2018-05-06
Hey, marckshark, just a quick heads-up:
harrassment is actually spelled harassment. You can remember it by one r, two s’s.
Have a nice day!
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1 fuckup-nomore 2018-05-06
Oh I get it now. You’re an idiot and can’t form an argument or have a discussion
1 marckshark 2018-05-06
Elliot Rodger killed six people and injured 14 more in Isla Vista, California, before turning the gun on himself. His motives, laid out in a YouTube video and a long, rambling manifesto were clearly designed to punish women for what he felt were numerous rejections, and to punish men for effectively having what he didn't.
Less than a year later, another attacker at Umpqua Community College killed nine and injured eight before committing suicide, again linking his motivations to ideas espoused by the Incel movement. This brought a lot of heat down on the idea of Incels. Suddenly, they weren't just people bemoaning a lack of sex: instead, they were angry young white men who had access to guns, who had been politicised to commit horrific acts of violence. /r/Incels didn't help their case by openly applauding the actions of these aforementions shitheels, and Reddit cracked down on them hard. They were banned in November of 2017, but by that time they had over 40,000 users. They were banned under Reddit's new anti-hate speech policy, unlike the last big group of bans that were brought in under an anti-harassment policy (such as /r/FatPeopleHate). They were sort-of replaced by /r/Braincels, which is like Incels-lite; their material is still pretty misogynistic -- and depressing as all hell -- but they're nothing compared to the sheer bile that was /r/Incels.
Which brings us to now. The reason they're in the news at the moment is because of the recent Toronto van attack, where a self-described Incel ran over and killed ten people, injuring 16 more. It's indicative of a worrying trend in young male violence, where internet groups have turned from being support networks -- as originally intended -- to being places where hatred and violence can be encouraged, with tragic consequences.
1 Board_Gaming 2018-05-06
You can post something once, but posting it three times in the same thread is spamming.
1 32ozbottle 2018-05-06
Thank you mommy gaming
1 r4risbullshit 2018-05-06
1 wandercamp 2018-05-06
Thats a small percentage of the millions of virgin men that Pao is suggesting be rounded up.
1 frankwashere44 2018-05-06
Elliot Rodger was half-Asian and the other guy was a second-gen Armenian immigrant.
1 the_left_is_stupid 2018-05-06
“Angry young white men”
heh
1 coke_and_rum 2018-05-06
Exactly. So go over to r/Islam and talk to them about it. Sheesh. With all the recent tragedies I thought you would've cared by now. Take a stand against Islam.
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1 dawdiawjdiaid 2018-05-06
whats your solution
1 barto5 2018-05-06
My God! When are we going to ban these deadly vans? No one needs anything more than a SmartCar, or better yet, a moped!
1 191132 2018-05-06
I can't tell the difference
1 Disappointedshorty 2018-05-06
Stacy, Kate, and Ellen are the worst ones. The Asian bitch is the real one, of course.
1 TropicalStormJim 2018-05-06
Incel is just going to turn into another buzzword for "people I don't like".
1 Cowdeeer 2018-05-06
Kinda like cuck
1 Moist___ 2018-05-06
Like your boyfriend? Posting nudes online isn't very faithful is it
1 Cowdeeer 2018-05-06
Wot
1 IncelSlayerZero 2018-05-06
They have no idea lol. I do not access reddit via their networks. Also that foid is ugly as sin, if she were born male she'd be right here amongst us, but probably as an incel in denial incelqueer lmao.
1 moggedbyall 2018-05-06
all the twitter handles are the same. Ellen is a schizoid. Pretty cool if she tweeted all those out.
1 SmokeyMcBlunt 2018-05-06
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DcSXyA9V0AApQJO.jpg
1 JDude13 2018-05-06
Why did this make it to my feed?
1 XenoditReborn 2018-05-06
first day and already doing good. Thanks brothers. I lost 19k karma when ((they)) banned me last week :(
1 Hopecel 2018-05-06
Welcome back, breh.
1 otter6461a 2018-05-06
The actual thread on Twitter is full of people calling her out. It’s actually quite surprising and refreshing
1 PatheticAndAlone 2018-05-06
You think that your plight is comparable to the holocaust? Fuck you.
1 EverythingIsSoSincur 2018-05-06
No. The Holocaust wasn't nearly as bad. At least the Jewish prisoners could still get laid.
1 PatheticAndAlone 2018-05-06
When you're starving to death you don't want sex.
1 ridingKLR 2018-05-06
r/menkampf
1 WotEven11 2018-05-06
Honestly I generally think this sub is the garbage bin of humanity, but that woman is fucking stupid. The majority of you guys are peaceful, alright people who just happen to be virgins, nothing wrong with that
1 Moist___ 2018-05-06
Based
1 EverythingIsSoSincur 2018-05-06
I'm so confused.
1 SingsLikeThunder 2018-05-06
We're the genetic trash heap.
1 WotEven11 2018-05-06
The shit that's posted is utterly disgusting, bit I know the majority of people aren't the extreme psychos that make the wack posts
1 wh0mping 2018-05-06
Noo, mr. KKK, i don't think that's a certainty. Kek
1 Hopecel 2018-05-06
Lmfao.
1 AShortCorpulentPaul 2018-05-06
But If all the incels are gone who is actually going to pull the wight of devircity hires.
1 Chadbutblackpilled 2018-05-06
That asian foid is one of the ugliest creatures ive seen
1 lonely_suicidal_cel 2018-05-06
Cope they are hot as fuck but the most degenerate of all femoids
1 Chadbutblackpilled 2018-05-06
Rofl google ellen pao and tell me she is hot again CH0fl
1 lonely_suicidal_cel 2018-05-06
Sorry, I'm so fucking low IQ. Didn't read your sentence fully. I agree Ellen is disgusting, ugly as sin.
1 mikepencetheincel 2018-05-06
Pao is the wannabe commander of the Genetic Cleansing.
1 mu_mikami 2018-05-06
hitler would never lie...
1 joebloggsaye 2018-05-06
Paaaaaaaaaaaooooooo! Paaaaaaaaaaaaaaooooooooooooooo! Pao come and me wanna go home.
1 bitterasianvirgin 2018-05-06
it is over for techcels.
you spend 80 hours a week in college programming for the sake of getting a job while everyone else is partying and getting laid.
then when you actually enter the workforce you tell a female you're a computer programmer and they're automatically disgusted and immediately lose interest. it's OVER.
1 maskedcel 2018-05-06
Chadfished and told women I was learning computer science and they didn't bat an eye.
If you're Chad, you can literally be anything and it's attractive.
1 EverythingIsSoSincur 2018-05-06
Ve must exterminate ze incels.
1 marckshark 2018-05-06
Elliot Rodger killed six people and injured 14 more in Isla Vista, California, before turning the gun on himself. His motives, laid out in a YouTube video and a long, rambling manifesto were clearly designed to punish women for what he felt were numerous rejections, and to punish men for effectively having what he didn't.
Less than a year later, another attacker at Umpqua Community College killed nine and injured eight before committing suicide, again linking his motivations to ideas espoused by the Incel movement. This brought a lot of heat down on the idea of Incels. Suddenly, they weren't just people bemoaning a lack of sex: instead, they were angry young white men who had access to guns, who had been politicised to commit horrific acts of violence. /r/Incels didn't help their case by openly applauding the actions of these aforementions shitheels, and Reddit cracked down on them hard. They were banned in November of 2017, but by that time they had over 40,000 users. They were banned under Reddit's new anti-hate speech policy, unlike the last big group of bans that were brought in under an anti-harassment policy (such as /r/FatPeopleHate). They were sort-of replaced by /r/Braincels, which is like Incels-lite; their material is still pretty misogynistic -- and depressing as all hell -- but they're nothing compared to the sheer bile that was /r/Incels.
Which brings us to now. The reason they're in the news at the moment is because of the recent Toronto van attack, where a self-described Incel ran over and killed ten people, injuring 16 more. It's indicative of a worrying trend in young male violence, where internet groups have turned from being support networks -- as originally intended -- to being places where hatred and violence can be encouraged, with tragic consequences.
1 Moist___ 2018-05-06
Based
1 lonely_suicidal_cel 2018-05-06
Cope they are hot as fuck but the most degenerate of all femoids
1 EverythingIsSoSincur 2018-05-06
I'm so confused.