"People don't want to admit the truth and facts which is that Elliot Rodger, Adam Lanza, Christopher Harper-Mercer, Nicholas Cruz, and Alek Minassian all were obviously ill with serious mental illnesses and that they were all diagnosed as having them.
The media and inceltears regulars refuse to accept this even though it is established fact and was reported by the media who also refuse to accept this when they go on TV to talk about these issues. They skip right over the clear and serious mental illness angle and go right for attacking men and saying that virgin males and loser males who are not good with women are dangerous and "feel entitled to women's bodies" even though it's not true and most of the men they're attacking are just nobodies who are harmless and like to rant and vent on the internet with others like them."
"Unpopular opinion:
So after every mass shooting/killing spree type of event, the response usually is "we need to change how we deal with people with mental issues" or "we should make it easier for people with mental problems to get help"
This... is the literal opposite of that. Let's make fun of those people who obviously have mental issues. Instead of helping them, communicating with them, let's belittle and mock them so they're even more alienated in society, so they can't find anywhere to discuss their issues except on toxic communities that radicalize them further until another one snaps and drives over or shoot up more people.
CMV.
Edit: If you're going to downvote this to hell I won't mind, as long as someone tries to reply."
"Hooray for bullying subs..."
"Imagine actually being an IncelTears supporter"
"Just look at the IT posters out of their echo chamber, getting ripped apart and laughed at for being the bullies that they are."
"I want to point out that IncelTears is a subreddit dedicated to spreading hate against incels instead of helping them. They never talk about the rampant mental health issues present among incels and how to solve them. They never talk about people of minority being marginalized in the dating scene and stereotypes that exist in the media and how to combat them. They never talk about widespread body shaming of men that exists on social media such as shaming their height or penis length which leads to so called toxic masculinity. They never talk about how skewed the dating scene is which proven by statistics posted on our subreddit on a daily basis.
For sure, if thousands of men are being driven to the point of
r/braincels existing there have to be some underlying issues that need to answered. We were not born to act like this and no we are not terrorists or rapists we are just lonely and depressed. The way media is reacting to this is ignoring the underlying problem that exists in the society. Sexual revolution in the last few decades has led to men at the bottom of the hierarchy being ignored. It is historically true that for every man that reproduced there were multiple women that did. This problem is coming back with monogamy becoming a thing of past and premarital casual sex becoming commonplace."
I didn't expect people to react this way, but it might be because some of them are from or agree with incel communities.
