"Richard claims his deformity has prevented him from pursuing romance, so he must turn to villainy instead. It has made him an outsider, and rather than pursue love, he must pursue evil instead. His words offer a template for Richard's own mindset, which is focused on oppositions. In his rise to power, he thrives on conflict, setting people against each other using rumors and gossip. He pretends to be loving and trustworthy, while secretly plotting to murder one person after another. This carries over to the language he uses, which often incorporates opposites—in this case, he pits being a lover against being a villain."
Incels should discard any sense of morality. We're outcasts, we'll never be accepted by society, and it should be our goal to make others as miserable as possible.
Incels should discard any sense of morality. We're outcasts, we'll never be accepted by society, and it should be our goal to make others as miserable as possible.
