https://www.cbsnews.com/news/incel-...5b5ff-f116-401e-ae93-5bc95e33ef3f-tuct925560b
"The federal government on Tuesday released a study on the growing terrorism threat from men who call themselves "anti-feminists" or "involuntary celibates" and draw motivation for violence from their inability to develop relationships with women. Since 2014, attacks inspired by the "incel movement" and spanning the U.S. and Canada have left dozens dead." Literally what? Thats like saying Christianity is a threat because there are people like Jim Jones and David Koresh. Most incels as we all know are lonely men who cannot get a girlfriend. Funny how they mention 2014, since that's obviously when ER went off. Its debatable whether ER was an incel or even blackpilled.
"The U.S. Secret Service's National Threat Assessment Center took a deep dive into a series of red flags predating a shooting at a yoga studio in Tallahassee, Florida, to determine how early intervention could save lives in the future. The NTAC routinely publishes research based on an assessment of the current threat environment." The only intervention incels need and that actually helps is sex.
"In the case of 40-year-old gunman Scott Paul Beierle, there were countless warning signs. The man who opened fire inside Hot Yoga Tallahassee — killing two women and injuring four more before committing suicide — had previously been fired from multiple teaching jobs, barred from bars and apartment buildings, and authored a 70,000 word revenge fantasy about a boy turned serial killer, according to the report." How is this guy connected to incels? We aren't "male supremacists" like he was. Stop lumping us in with meninists and other people like that. We are involuntarily celibate men. We are not a movement. Inceldom is a state of being, not a call to action.
"The report also investigated other recent incidents of violence linked to misogynistic extremism. In July of 2020, Roy Den Hollander, a self-described "anti-feminist" lawyer and fervent men's rights advocate killed the son of U.S. District Court Judge Esther Salas, motivated by a belief that "manhood is in serious jeopardy in America." In dossiers later found by law enforcement, the 72-year-old called for a "revolution." - Once again, how is this guy connected to incels? Even if these extreme examples they connect are, it doesn't give them a right to lump us all under that boat.
"In the case of the 2014 Isla Vista killings, 22-year-old Elliot Rodger killed six people and injured fourteen others in a shooting, stabbing and vehicle ramming spree near the campus of the University of California, Santa Barbara. Three women were shot outside of a sorority house. Before executing his deadly attack, Rodger bemoaned not being able to find a girlfriend on social media, documenting his hatred for women, interracial couples and planed retribution." I knew they'd mention ER, he literally called himself beautiful and never asked out women. In my personal opinion, he is not an incel. He never even tried. He is clearly narcissistic and could've gotten a GF IMO.
"A 2018 van attack in Toronto left 10 people dead and 16 injured — the deadliest incident linked to the incel movement. Witnesses saw 28-year-old Alek Minassian plow into pedestrians, ranging from 22 to 94 years old, minutes after posting on Facebook: "the incel rebellion has already begun." The attacker, convicted on 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder, had a history of praising Elliot Rodger online." Even if this were true, like I said before, how does one guy make us all guilty? Thats like saying people who are feminists should be tracked down and put on watch lists because one feminist shot up a building full of men.
"While the Secret Service may be known for its protection of presidents' past and present, the agency has long studied and implemented behavioral threat assessment programs designed to identify potentially dangerous or violent situations that do not meet criminal thresholds. Tuesday's report is intended to identify early warning signs of misogynistic extremists, with the goal of early intervention." Like I said before, the only intervention that will work and that we need is sex. Early intervention, in this case, would be great so that many incels will not miss their developmental and early need for sex so that they won't become bitter or resentful.
"The federal government on Tuesday released a study on the growing terrorism threat from men who call themselves "anti-feminists" or "involuntary celibates" and draw motivation for violence from their inability to develop relationships with women. Since 2014, attacks inspired by the "incel movement" and spanning the U.S. and Canada have left dozens dead." Literally what? Thats like saying Christianity is a threat because there are people like Jim Jones and David Koresh. Most incels as we all know are lonely men who cannot get a girlfriend. Funny how they mention 2014, since that's obviously when ER went off. Its debatable whether ER was an incel or even blackpilled.
"The U.S. Secret Service's National Threat Assessment Center took a deep dive into a series of red flags predating a shooting at a yoga studio in Tallahassee, Florida, to determine how early intervention could save lives in the future. The NTAC routinely publishes research based on an assessment of the current threat environment." The only intervention incels need and that actually helps is sex.
"In the case of 40-year-old gunman Scott Paul Beierle, there were countless warning signs. The man who opened fire inside Hot Yoga Tallahassee — killing two women and injuring four more before committing suicide — had previously been fired from multiple teaching jobs, barred from bars and apartment buildings, and authored a 70,000 word revenge fantasy about a boy turned serial killer, according to the report." How is this guy connected to incels? We aren't "male supremacists" like he was. Stop lumping us in with meninists and other people like that. We are involuntarily celibate men. We are not a movement. Inceldom is a state of being, not a call to action.
"The report also investigated other recent incidents of violence linked to misogynistic extremism. In July of 2020, Roy Den Hollander, a self-described "anti-feminist" lawyer and fervent men's rights advocate killed the son of U.S. District Court Judge Esther Salas, motivated by a belief that "manhood is in serious jeopardy in America." In dossiers later found by law enforcement, the 72-year-old called for a "revolution." - Once again, how is this guy connected to incels? Even if these extreme examples they connect are, it doesn't give them a right to lump us all under that boat.
"In the case of the 2014 Isla Vista killings, 22-year-old Elliot Rodger killed six people and injured fourteen others in a shooting, stabbing and vehicle ramming spree near the campus of the University of California, Santa Barbara. Three women were shot outside of a sorority house. Before executing his deadly attack, Rodger bemoaned not being able to find a girlfriend on social media, documenting his hatred for women, interracial couples and planed retribution." I knew they'd mention ER, he literally called himself beautiful and never asked out women. In my personal opinion, he is not an incel. He never even tried. He is clearly narcissistic and could've gotten a GF IMO.
"A 2018 van attack in Toronto left 10 people dead and 16 injured — the deadliest incident linked to the incel movement. Witnesses saw 28-year-old Alek Minassian plow into pedestrians, ranging from 22 to 94 years old, minutes after posting on Facebook: "the incel rebellion has already begun." The attacker, convicted on 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder, had a history of praising Elliot Rodger online." Even if this were true, like I said before, how does one guy make us all guilty? Thats like saying people who are feminists should be tracked down and put on watch lists because one feminist shot up a building full of men.
"While the Secret Service may be known for its protection of presidents' past and present, the agency has long studied and implemented behavioral threat assessment programs designed to identify potentially dangerous or violent situations that do not meet criminal thresholds. Tuesday's report is intended to identify early warning signs of misogynistic extremists, with the goal of early intervention." Like I said before, the only intervention that will work and that we need is sex. Early intervention, in this case, would be great so that many incels will not miss their developmental and early need for sex so that they won't become bitter or resentful.
