PPEcel
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If you happen to be living under a rock, here's what happened:
It hasn't been 24 hours since yesterday's shooting, and we can already hear the voices of those who are disingenuously attempting to reframe the narrative, by attacking British law enforcement's decision to not treat this as a terror attack.
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/IncelTear/comments/p3jzgx/another_incel_shooting_this_time_in_england_when/
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/IncelTear/comments/p3jzgx/another_incel_shooting_this_time_in_england_when/h8rlz4a
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/IncelTear/comments/p3jwgz/mass_shooting_has_taken_place_in_plymouth_england/h8rixbv
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/IncelTear/comments/p3kmu1/incel_fat_ugly_virgin_23_kills_5_people_during/h8rrcil
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/IncelTear/comments/p3jzgx/another_incel_shooting_this_time_in_england_when/h8rpz03
We know two things so far: 1) the victims were known to the perpetrator, and not random members of the public (as would be typical of terrorism); 2) the police have not identified a motive.
Accordingly, all signs point to yesterday's shooting as a domestic incident, not an act of terror. That the perpetrator may not be conventionally attractive, or that his online activities point to a history of untreated mental illness, should not cloud this analysis.
Indeed, it would be downright unreasonable and set a dangerous precedent to investigate and treat every case of familicide as a terror attack. When a white lesbian couple in California committed murder-suicide by driving an SUV with their adopted children off a cliff, was that an act of terror? When a Chad in Colorado strangled his pregnant wife and two daughters and stuffed their bodies in crude oil storage tanks, was that an act of terror?
Not only would it be imprudent for law enforcement to devote counter-terror resources towards what are evidently domestic incidents, doing so would constitute mission creep and raise civil liberties concerns. By arbitrarily and capriciously revising the definition of "terrorism", these Redditors' demands would extend prosecutors' already-expansive powers at the expense of criminal defendants, and contribute to the gradual militarization of police we see in liberal democracies worldwide.
To further highlight our SJW opponents' sheer vacuity, just compare Redditors' responses to the Devon and Cornwall Police's investigation of the 2021 Plymouth shooting, with the Public Prosecution Service of Canada's handling of the 2020 Toronto machete attack.
In the latter case, vitriolic Redditors were quick to defer to the judgment of law enforcement that the Toronto machete attack was an act of terror motivated by inceldom, even though all the details of the case are sealed and subject to a court-ordered publication ban given the alleged perpetrator's young age. In yesterday's mass shooting in Plymouth, however, the same Redditors refuse to afford law enforcement a similar amount of deference as they did one year ago — simply because law enforcement's decisions do not comport with their agenda this time around.
It's also worth noting that no incel- or blackpill-related organizations appear in the UK Home Office's list of Proscribed Terrorist Organisations, nor in Public Safety Canada's List of Terrorist Entities. As a matter of law, any suggestion that "incels" as a "group" or "entity" have been designated as terrorists is simply incorrect.
Let's call these Redditors what they are: despicable SJWs using the dead victims of yesterday's incident as a political football whilst their bodies are still warm. Shame on them.
Plymouth shooting: Jake Davison was licensed gun holder
Jake Davison killed five people, including a three-year-old girl, before turning the gun on himself.
www.bbc.co.uk
Jake Davison, who killed five people, including a young girl, in Plymouth was a licensed firearms holder, police have revealed. The 22-year-old shot two women, two men and the three-year-old girl in a deadly six-minute spree in the Keyham area of the city on Thursday evening. Police said the incident, the worst mass shooting in Britain since 2010, is not terror-related.
It hasn't been 24 hours since yesterday's shooting, and we can already hear the voices of those who are disingenuously attempting to reframe the narrative, by attacking British law enforcement's decision to not treat this as a terror attack.
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/IncelTear/comments/p3jzgx/another_incel_shooting_this_time_in_england_when/
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/IncelTear/comments/p3jzgx/another_incel_shooting_this_time_in_england_when/h8rlz4a
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/IncelTear/comments/p3jwgz/mass_shooting_has_taken_place_in_plymouth_england/h8rixbv
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/IncelTear/comments/p3kmu1/incel_fat_ugly_virgin_23_kills_5_people_during/h8rrcil
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/IncelTear/comments/p3jzgx/another_incel_shooting_this_time_in_england_when/h8rpz03
We know two things so far: 1) the victims were known to the perpetrator, and not random members of the public (as would be typical of terrorism); 2) the police have not identified a motive.
Accordingly, all signs point to yesterday's shooting as a domestic incident, not an act of terror. That the perpetrator may not be conventionally attractive, or that his online activities point to a history of untreated mental illness, should not cloud this analysis.
Indeed, it would be downright unreasonable and set a dangerous precedent to investigate and treat every case of familicide as a terror attack. When a white lesbian couple in California committed murder-suicide by driving an SUV with their adopted children off a cliff, was that an act of terror? When a Chad in Colorado strangled his pregnant wife and two daughters and stuffed their bodies in crude oil storage tanks, was that an act of terror?
Not only would it be imprudent for law enforcement to devote counter-terror resources towards what are evidently domestic incidents, doing so would constitute mission creep and raise civil liberties concerns. By arbitrarily and capriciously revising the definition of "terrorism", these Redditors' demands would extend prosecutors' already-expansive powers at the expense of criminal defendants, and contribute to the gradual militarization of police we see in liberal democracies worldwide.
To further highlight our SJW opponents' sheer vacuity, just compare Redditors' responses to the Devon and Cornwall Police's investigation of the 2021 Plymouth shooting, with the Public Prosecution Service of Canada's handling of the 2020 Toronto machete attack.
In the latter case, vitriolic Redditors were quick to defer to the judgment of law enforcement that the Toronto machete attack was an act of terror motivated by inceldom, even though all the details of the case are sealed and subject to a court-ordered publication ban given the alleged perpetrator's young age. In yesterday's mass shooting in Plymouth, however, the same Redditors refuse to afford law enforcement a similar amount of deference as they did one year ago — simply because law enforcement's decisions do not comport with their agenda this time around.
It's also worth noting that no incel- or blackpill-related organizations appear in the UK Home Office's list of Proscribed Terrorist Organisations, nor in Public Safety Canada's List of Terrorist Entities. As a matter of law, any suggestion that "incels" as a "group" or "entity" have been designated as terrorists is simply incorrect.
Let's call these Redditors what they are: despicable SJWs using the dead victims of yesterday's incident as a political football whilst their bodies are still warm. Shame on them.
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