Red Pill mentioned on MSNBC.

noblepaladin · 2014-05-29T03:50:27+00:00

Three of the victims were Asian males, who Rodger had arguments with and described as "nerdy". The media completely ignored them. Most articles don't mention their name. I haven't seen any pictures of them yet, they just keep showing the two girls. In fact, the only people he specifically targeted were the three Asian guys. Rodger knew them personally and killed them in close quarters with a knife. The other victims were random people that Rodger shot at and drove his car into.

Of course, nobody in the media gives a fuck about Asian males. Knowing how the media works, they intentionally chose not to show pictures of them or talk about them too much, because selling a story to the middle class white woman makes far more advertising money.

PhantomDream09 · 2014-05-28T20:59:06+00:00

http://markmanson.net/school-shootings

Well worth the read.

A few quotes I found interesting:

"Elliot Rodger didn’t become a killer because he was a misogynist; he became a misogynist because he was a killer. Just like Eric Harris didn’t become a killer because he loved violent video games; he loved violent video games because he was a killer. Just like Adam Lanza didn’t become a killer because he loved guns; he loved guns because he was a killer."
"School shootings only account for 4% of all mass shootings and yet they dominate the news media and get the entire country talking about them for weeks on end"
"You work at it for a long time. And you plan not only the violence, but the presentation for the audience, the performance — what they will see from you, what they will hear from you, the reasons why, the message. It’s all very conscious and deliberate...And it works. Their killing sprees are specifically targeted to generate the most fear and uncertainty from the public, because the more fear and uncertainty they generate, the more attention they get. They then use all of the attention as a platform to promote themselves or whatever complaints they may have against society. It’s the Columbine formula. It works."
"It’s not that we should respond to school shootings the same way we respond to terrorist attacks. It’s that we already do. We just don’t realize it."
"By contrast, we fail to spot shooter after shooter because they are so close to us and so much like us. We miss them because they are our neighbors, our classmates, our friends or even our family members. They are right in front of our noses and we ignore them for a whole host of trivial reasons. Maybe they’re too weird, or awkward, or they’re a loser. We don’t want to talk to them. We put our blinders on and pretend that they’re not miserable, we pretend that they didn’t just have that awkward outburst, we pretend they didn’t just make a joke about killing their own parents."
"Seung-Hui Cho, the Virginia Tech shooter who killed 32 people, turned in paper after paper that depicted gruesome killings and gun violence. He had a history of mental health issues and had been reported to the campus police four times for aggressive and antisocial behavior, particularly towards women. One of his professors went so far as to tell the board that she would rather resign than teach another class with him in it."
"Gun control gets the headlines. Mental health care gets the headlines. Violence and video games and misogyny and internet forums and atheism — the list is endless at this point....Here’s what doesn’t get the headlines: Empathy. Listening to those around you. Even if you don’t like them very much."

Droi · 2014-05-29T00:28:38+00:00

The funny thing is Rodgers was anti-RP... he was a (dark) white knight.

I read his manifesto (amazing read, from a psychological standpoint), and he was too shy throughout his life to ask a girl out. At the same time he thought he was a "magnificent" man, and girls should be flocking to him.

He did hate women because he couldn't understand why they didn't throw themselves at him like he thought they should. And he hated men because he was extremely jealous of the fact they had the lives he could never have. He was physically in pain whenever he saw a happy couple.. that's how bad it was.

rebuildingMyself · 2014-05-29T06:31:44+00:00

Feminists never let a good crisis go to waste. Even one where more men than women died, it's still all about them.

And any excuse to lump in the Men's Rights movement is always welcome by the Cathedral. Can't have men thinking for themselves, can we.

Mrswhiskers · 2014-05-29T05:35:53+00:00

Wait. How does the administration play into this? Can't people just be fucking crazy despite who the president is?

HeyPrettyGirl · 2014-05-28T22:06:00+00:00

I wasn't aware of reason behind the hashtag but I saw it on this post yesterday

http://www.reddit.com/r/ImGoingToHellForThis/comments/26ln4l/what_feminists_really_do/

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