Sympathy for the ‘Incel’

Of course the article needs to start of with its standard:

A young man like Jack Peterson, a self-described ‘incel,’ seems not so much a product of toxic masculinity as a failure of masculinity itself.

The statement by itself is true but the entire article ignores the fact that anything masculine has been attacked by feminism for over half a century.

What should we do about the ‘incels’? Maybe help them. Shouting about what horrible women-hating losers they are (which they may be) is not going to prevent one of them from murdering again.”

We have seen they done a 180, the old tactics of shaming are not mentioned. Mention of TRP or MGTOW is interestingly enough not mentioned. This is a shift from the previous mainstream rhetoric.

Essentially, reaching someone entrenched within a near-fanatical belief system is often impossible because the ego will put up a fight to the death in order to not deal with the psychic pain of feeling that everything that has been done up until this point has been done wrong. But it is possible.

Ok, close but scared to tackle the real issue. Fact is scientific studies show Chad and Stacy get treated differently. Long rambling article but highlighting what I see as key points.

“I didn’t understand it,” he says. “I was told either to ‘act like a man’ or that girls could do no wrong. And yet I was constantly told that men were the cruel, bad ones. None of it made any sense to me. I was just extremely shy. I didn’t talk to them, but the teasing was relentless and made me want to kill myself.”

The paradox of feminism. Masculinity is toxic but meanwhile the incel is told to man up.

“There’s this big hypocrisy in the fact that so many people who say they are all about human rights and empowerment think it’s actually funny when boys get mocked,” he says. “I never said a single misogynistic thing growing up. And I was punished. Just because I was weird. I couldn’t help it. I honestly wanted to die.”

What feminazis are cruel?

“I’m mindful of a seminal TEDTalk by Warren Farrell, author of The Boy Crisis,” Daubney wrote. “He looks at school shootings, and says: ‘Boys who hurt, hurt us’...They say today’s boys feel part of some grand problem. You could frame it as #ToxicMasculinity: the notion that all males are to blame for the actions of a minority of damaged individuals. This is identity politics at its most destructive. Because we live in a world where every male indiscretion is used to attack all males. I’m saying this: many boys are switching off. We’re losing them.”

What? Feminism is causing the problem? Telling boys everyday of their life they are shit causes this?

Article is an extremely long read. Conspicuously absent is almost no mention of the alt-right, MGTOW, trp etc. Possibly they are scared too many guys might run away from the plantation.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/sympathy-for-the-incel