Serious In defense of Eliot Rodgers

[Stupid Clown]

Normies have been shitting on Eliot Rodgers for years now and spreading lies. In the past, I belived those lies about him. I believed he was just a spoiled rich brat who had his standards set too high. However, in 2023 upon reading his manifesto I realized that Eliot Rodgers is a far more relatable character who has been grossly misrepresented for the purpose of dehumanization.
For those who accuse him of being a fakecel...

The teasing I received was bittersweet. It felt horrible to be teased and bullied… it caused me a lot of
pain and anger… but at the same time I got a kick out of getting so much attention. It felt good to be
confident enough to pick fights with the popular skateboarder kids. It was either that, or continue to be
ignored by everyone like I was in Sixth and Seventh Grade. I never knew how to gain positive attention,
only negative

Here's Eliot Rodgers account of being brutally bullied by a tall Chad and his haram

Toxic is the word that describes my first day of Tenth Grade at Taft High School. It was a toxic
nightmare. Every single second of it was agony. I continued to beg my parents to not make me go, but it
was to no avail. My father drove me there, and I didn’t want to get out of his car. He almost had to drag
me out. I somehow found the will to put one foot in front of the other and walk towards that awful, ugly
front building.
The first week of Taft was living hell. I was bullied several times, even though I didn’t know anyone
there. After being so used to wearing a polo shirt with khaki pants as a school uniform at private
schools, I continued to dress like that even after leaving Crespi. I didn’t give any thought to how nerdy I
looked. I was too withdrawn, like a turtle tucked into his shell. I was still in the process of going through
puberty at the time, so I still looked and sounded like a ten-year-old. Such a persona attracted zero
attention from girls, of course, but it did attract bullies like moths to a flame.
I was completely and utterly alone. No one knew me or extended a hand to help me. I was an
innocent, scared little boy trapped in a jungle full of malicious predators, and I was shown no mercy.
Some boys randomly pushed me against the lockers as they walked past me in the hall. One boy who
was tall and had blonde hair called me a “loser”, right in front of his girlfriends. Yes, he had girls with
him. Pretty girls. And they didn’t seem to mind that he was such an evil bastard. In fact, I bet they liked
him for it. This is how girls are, and I was starting to realize it. This was what truly opened my eyes to
how brutal the world is. The most meanest and depraved of men come out on top, and women flock to
these men. Their evil acts are rewarded by women; while the good, decent men are laughed at. It is sick,
twisted, and wrong in every way. I hated the girls even more than the bullies because of this. The sheer
cruelty of the world around me was so intense that I will never recover from the mental scars. Any
experience I ever had before never traumatized me as much as this.
I couldn’t do it anymore. On the morning before the second week of Taft started, I broke down and
cried in front of my mother, begging her not to make me go to that horrible place.

 

[Hariyama]

>Rodgers

Jesus Christ, dude

 

[unborndegenerate]

agreed

 

[Stupid Clown]

agreed

Notice all the videos about him conveniently brush over the bullying

 

[SuperKanga.Belgrade]

Don't care what normoids think. I feel bad for him. Even just reading that small passage you posted was spoken in such a truthful way, I find it hard not to relate to it.

Really no one looks at the causes of all of these shootings, if they did they would realize that they are the ones responsible. Turning a shy innocent kid into a vengeful killer.

Really just makes me sick.

 

[Dr. Autismo]

you can't dodge the rodge

 

[unborndegenerate]

Notice all the videos about him conveniently brush over the bullying

yes and the effort he used to put in to get chicks get completely ignored by these normiefags

 

[unionistcel]

I don’t defend or say it’s justified but sympathise 100% with him

 

[Stupid Clown]

Don't care what normoids think. I feel bad for him. Even just reading that small passage you posted was spoken in such a truthful way, I find it hard not to relate to it.

Really no one looks at the causes of all of these shootings, if they did they would realize that they are the ones responsible. Turning a shy innocent kid into a vengeful killer.

Really just makes me sick.

Because doing so would expose that the just world fallacy is false and most people are cruel. They'd like their enemies to be portrayed as two dimensional instead

yes and the effort he used to put in to get chicks get completely ignored by these normiefags

Yep. Brutal

 

[SuperKanga.Belgrade]

Because doing so would expose that the just world fallacy is false and most people are cruel. They'd like their enemies to be portrayed as two dimensional instead

Like a Disney villain

 

[BPJ]

he was a great man. I miss him deerly. In a way its like he never truly died, he sort of lives on to me...kinda like 2pac

 

[Antorian]

He had such a genuine way of writing and expressing himself, you can see he never held anything back. He was always unapologetically himself, and wrote exactly how he felt at the time.

He suffered too much, and it drove him to lash out.

 

[caineturbat2003]

>Rodgers

Jesus Christ, dude

Nice one outing yourself like that, ITfag.

 

[Hariyama]

Nice one outing yourself like that, ITfag.

Are you stupid? It’s ITfags who don’t know how to spell his name

 

[glutty]

By the way compared to emails with him and his family and how other people described him, Elliot likes to be an unreliable narrator and wants us to think he was the Victim when he really wasn't since it was his own actions aside from the bullying he received but even then at middle school it was cause of his desire for infamy than to settle being totally obscured, in high school his bullying was much much more worse although it only happened for a short duration due to him moving to different ones.

 

[Stupid Clown]

By the way compared to emails with him and his family and how other people described him, Elliot likes to be an unreliable narrator and wants us to think he was the Victim when he really wasn't since it was his own actions aside from the bullying he received but even then at middle school it was cause of his desire for infamy than to settle being totally obscured, in high school his bullying was much much more worse although it only happened for a short duration due to him moving to different ones.

Why would you trust his family and "friends?" They always lie about incels. Hasn't your family ever lied about you?

He had such a genuine way of writing and expressing himself, you can see he never held anything back. He was always unapologetically himself, and wrote exactly how he felt at the time.

He suffered too much, and it drove him to lash out.

Agreed. What's sad is no one would care or know who he is if he didn't do what he did.

 

[glutty]

Why would you trust his family and "friends?" They always lie about incels. Hasn't your family ever lied about you?

His mother was essentially using him to get money from his father who was in debt after having borrowing so much and defaulting on credit cards, with Soumaya her parenting style mainly the cause of their stringent relationship since Elliot was never disciplined by his mother in anyway he grew up always getting what he wanted and threw an angry tantrum if he didn't. Quoted from his manifesto he essentially thought Soumaya didn't have the right to discipline him cause she wasn't his biological mother, but he would obviously listen to his father.

I was just simply looking at different sources, like when the time Elliot was pushed off the ledge according to a police report filed by witnesses there he apparently started the confrontation first, another thing was him losing his necklace but he went to wrong house instead so the people naturally had no idea.

Elliot is very relatable but I believe some of the decisions he made such as acting weird around others at a young age, and getting into confrontations was really himself digging his own hole.

Maybe it was his own anxiety or autism that might have caused him at act this way instead of socializing with people normally like approaching and greeting them. I am really not so sure about his thought process.

 

[Stupid Clown]

His mother was essentially using him to get money from his father who was in debt after having borrowing so much and defaulting on credit cards, with Soumaya her parenting style mainly the cause of their stringent relationship since Elliot was never disciplined by his mother in anyway he grew up always getting what he wanted and threw an angry tantrum if he didn't. Quoted from his manifesto he essentially thought Soumaya didn't have the right to discipline him cause she wasn't his biological mother, but he would obviously listen to his father.

I was just simply looking at different sources, like when the time Elliot was pushed off the ledge according to a police report filed by witnesses there he apparently started the confrontation first, another thing was him losing his necklace but he went to wrong house instead so the people naturally had no idea.

Elliot is very relatable but I believe some of the decisions he made such as acting weird around others at a young age, and getting into confrontations was really himself digging his own hole.

Maybe it was his own anxiety or autism that might have caused him at act this way instead of socializing with people. I am really not so sure about his thought process.

Ofc they'd state he started the confrontation. No one wants to be the reason someone committed a mass shooting.

I trust ER over the "witnesses"

 

[InMemoriam]

st rodger's day is upon us, we should celebrate the life of the supreme gentleman

 

[glutty]

Ofc they'd state he started the confrontation. No one wants to be the reason someone committed a mass shooting.

I trust ER over the "witnesses"

This was before his shooting cause he went to a police station, shortly after he lost his necklace and the cops went to the party to find who stole his necklace. They never found anything so they just took notes of what people said there and Elliots behavior he was in a drunken state at the time so it's possible he couldn't remember everything from that incident, and everyone knew he spoke with could tell he was drunk.

 

[Stupid Clown]

This was before his shooting cause he went to a police station, shortly after he lost his necklace and the cops went to the party to find who stole his necklace. They never found anything so they just took notes of what people said there and Elliots behavior he was in a drunken state at the time so it's possible he couldn't remember everything from that incident, and everyone knew he spoke with could tell he was drunk.

Yes, trust the violent normies over Eliot. No thank you

 

[glutty]

Yes, trust the violent normies over Eliot. No thank you

You could never really know what happened there but by comparing information from both sources from his own Manifesto and The police Report they both showed entirely different ways the events took place. It's either the viewpoint of one person or the viewpoint of multiple people so the police didn't really do anything cause of it they didn't really know the true events that happened and neither do we.