Makoto
Look into my eyes and tell me who I really am
- Jun 20, 2024
- 57
Have you seen how most incels act? go have a look at their forums and watch why they are disliked lol
In the months after Bianca's death, the incel community on sites like 4chan picked up footage of Bianca's murder and amplified it. They had, according to friends of Bianca's, been harassing her for at least a year prior to her murder because of her online presence.
The report, by the Center for Countering Digital Hate's new Quant Lab, is the culmination of an investigation that analyzed more than 1 million posts on the site. It found a marked spike in conversations about mass murder and growing approval of sexually assaulting prepubescent girls.
According to the CCDH analysis, members of the forum post about rape every 29 minutes, and more than 89 percent of posters support rape and say it's acceptable. The CCDH analysis also found that posters on the forum are seeking to normalize child rape. More than a quarter of members of the forum have posted pedophilia keywords, the analysis found, and more than half of the members of the forum support pedophilia.
The report also cited content that reflected the trend toward pedophilia, noting that a majority of commenters voiced support for a post that read, "As an incel, there is literally no reason to be against pedophilia." Another thread started by a regular user who had posted more than 7,000 times to the forum contained an image of a 12-year-old child with the comment "who in their right mind would prefer a 22 year old [woman] to this?"
Also, a little cameo from our site foundersCCDH said its analysis also had found a rising interest in mass murder on the site. Posts mentioning incel mass murders increased 59 percent between 2021 and 2022, the study said, and praise was common for Elliot Rodger. The word "kill" was mentioned 1,181 times on the forum in just one month, equivalent to once every 37 minutes. "Shoot" and "murder" are also popular words on the forum.
The forum was founded in 2017 by Diego Joaquín Galante, known online as "Sergeant Incel" and Lamarcus Small as a response to Reddit banning the subreddit /r/incels.
I think a lot of incels are just deeply insecure and stuck within an echochamber. It is possible to "attract a mate" if you overcome that deep insecurity. They only become an issue when they start being misogynistic and entitled to sex. I recommend watching cobtrapoints video on incelsOh boy it feels like it's been a while since the last incel thread.
I'm an incel but I genuinely don't care that other Incels are treated badly. I'm sure we all deserve it even those of us who aren't outwardly hateful and misogynistic. Failure to attract a mate is just an inevitable outcome of nature and those of us unfit to partner up should just accept death already before we make it someone else's problem.
Self identifying as an incel is beyond embarrassing. There isn't anything to be sorry for, they're not some oppressed and marginalised group. They are people who are just blaming society for their lack of social skills. Honestly they just need to get a grip of life, pull themselves together, work on their self esteem. They would then soon realise it isn't that hard to interact with the world.
Though I agree 100% that no individuals values can be determined by a singular representation of their identity regardless of how deeply held it is, it's unreasonable to assume that association doesn't still have an impact. A good comparison is the confederate flag, in which many argue that its origins are that of states rights and as such it's a symbol of culture and heritage. However, symbols aren't unchanging, and their original intents can deviate, especially when the very vocal(even if it's a vocal minority) take the symbol and run it into the dirt. Nowadays, it's willful ignorance to not see that incels are publicly seen as misogynistic and sexist, and for that reason, you should reasonably expect side eyes when self identifying as an incel.their values aren't worn like articles of clothing, and people are not astute enough to infer their substantive views from their behaviour alone.
This is the sentiment I see from a good handful of incels on this forum, and it's perfectly valid. I'd hope most people on this forum are sympathetic to this.you are wrong. some people do not have the capacity to integrate into the world. even if i can articulate what is wrong, how hard must i work to overcome what i view as wrong? after i consume all forms of vapid advice in order to better myself, and upon finding that nothing has changed, what then? what is natural for some seems to be unfathomable to others.
Meritocracy, regardless of how self independent and strong willed you are, isn't an effective ideology at addressing systemic inequalities. If people have responded to you on this forum with rugged individualistic advice, then shame on them, because the exact same ignorant advice could be levied towards their problems. That said, I usually don't see too much meritocratic rhetoric in response to incels aside from maybe people telling incels to "stop hating women and you might have success", which at least personally is constructive enough to not be entirely meritocratic but still dismissive.to tell incels, most of whom are likely suicidal, to simply pull up their bootstraps and work to attain preferred outcomes in the world is beyond ironic on a pro-choice forum. only pity the self-pitying when it is morally feasible. otherwise it's just a matter of not putting in enough effort, or maintaining a bad mentality. the world is fucking difficult to interact with. why do you think so many here want to escape it?
This is a fair statement, but it's only understandable when looking at the two opposing conflicting core beliefs. On one hand, you have a group of men who feel dejected by society and women. On the other hand you have a group of women who feel mistreated and undermined by society and men. If both of these seem similar, it's because they are. Gender, identity, and society's expectations are deeply intertwined. It's why I'll never understand why people claim it's easier to be a man or women in today's time. The truth is that both men and women face social injustices and lack of recognition, but instead of finding common ground, we attempt to belittle and assault the opposing side. This as such leads to conflict.these conversations are inherently useless and never lead to anything productive. such inane back and forth
I'm aware not all are violent, but I still reject them because the common rhetoric is embarrasing.its honestly just useless to have these sort of discussions because everyone who cannot understand the plight of the incel will form their own conclusions as to why they are without truly understanding the social realities which really can selectively eliminate incels from all forms of sexual competition by means outside of their control.
I think a lot of incels are just deeply insecure and stuck within an echochamber. It is possible to "attract a mate" if you overcome that deep insecurity. They only become an issue when they start being misogynistic and entitled to sex. I recommend watching cobtrapoints video on incels
i would disagree in the comparison, in that a great number of incels likely do recognize that their views are not viewed as acceptable by the majority of society and, as a consequence, refrain from engaging within that discourse in public. self-identification with inceldom really only appears in online spaces. everything in which the confederate flag represents stands as a marker for political identity, which draws upon a friend-enemy distinction (their views are espoused only because they see it as their right to do so), whereas incels typically aren't marked in such a way, instead being such by virtue of their own failures. i'm not saying this is the case for all, as indeed the extremely violent types are indeed prone to adopt the moniker of inceldom to engage in decisive and violent acts. i don't think that adopting it gives them any real sense of pride. it's a consequence of true defeatismThough I agree 100% that no individuals values can be determined by a singular representation of their identity regardless of how deeply held it is, it's unreasonable to assume that association doesn't still have an impact. A good comparison is the confederate flag, in which many argue that its origins are that of states rights and as such it's a symbol of culture and heritage. However, symbols aren't unchanging, and their original intents can deviate, especially when the very vocal(even if it's a vocal minority) take the symbol and run it into the dirt. Nowadays, it's willful ignorance to not see that incels are publicly seen as misogynistic and sexist, and for that reason, you should reasonably expect side eyes when self identifying as an incel.
i agree, though i think it can be dismissive when anything that is perceived as slightly incel-esque in its rhetoric is viewed as deriving from the same cloth of misogyny as typical extremism. the language of incels is a product of their being ingratiated within certain echo-chambers. it doesn't equate to them sharing the same views, but rather that they are apathetic to the more intolerant views in general; you might consider this amoral, but i think that it's rather taxing to preserve an ethical attitude when an individual has suffered greatly. having said that, the assumption that self-identifying incels all hate women might undermine that one incel who, while not sharing their views, may sport their rhetoric, and be condemned for what others perceive as implicit reasons for why he can't get laid, such as internalized misogyny.Meritocracy, regardless of how self independent and strong willed you are, isn't an effective ideology at addressing systemic inequalities. If people have responded to you on this forum with rugged individualistic advice, then shame on them, because the exact same ignorant advice could be levied towards their problems. That said, I usually don't see too much meritocratic rhetoric in response to incels aside from maybe people telling incels to "stop hating women and you might have success", which at least personally is constructive enough to not be entirely meritocratic but still dismissive.
i don't think these two groups are in direct conflict with one another. but yes, it takes two to tango, and our expectations, which are often highly toxic, are perpetuated by both sides. men and women are both complicit in the same dogmatic ritual, and accordingly those who don't profit within that system suffer equally.This is a fair statement, but it's only understandable when looking at the two opposing conflicting core beliefs. On one hand, you have a group of men who feel dejected by society and women. On the other hand you have a group of women who feel mistreated and undermined by society and men. If both of these seem similar, it's because they are. Gender, identity, and society's expectations are deeply intertwined. It's why I'll never understand why people claim it's easier to be a man or women in today's time. The truth is that both men and women face social injustices and lack of recognition, but instead of finding common ground, we attempt to belittle and assault the opposing side. This as such leads to conflict.
misandry often appears in a more general form, since it is usually seen as justified due to the historical injustices and social conditions against women which are seen as rooted in patriarchal values. extreme misogyny is obviously not tolerated, so when it does appear it is rightly condemned. but they are different spheres of value. this misogyny is a consequence of echo-chambers, which i don't believe exist for women, partly because, even if they are more vocal, it is still a far more niche group of individuals. hence their rhetoric is fairly recognizable as opposed to misandry.Even still, I will make the personal claim that the majority of incels I've interacted with here are a bit more on the extreme side, which doesn't assist with creating dialogue. It's more common I'll see heavy misogyny than for me to see heavy misandry. The last incel post I interacted with turned sour when the OP began going on an extremely anti woman rant and then changed his profile picture to Eliot Rodger. After this it just became complete chaos, and I won't lie I find it significantly harder to sympathize with individuals like this, even if I can understand why their reacting in such manners, it doesn't excuse and justify them to do so.
unfortunately in wider society the term 'incel' has been weaponized by both sides, meaning that those who aren't self-identified will likely be subsumed under the definition because they share traits with incels and, consequently, will suffer social incursions in part due to this; moreover, as i said before, inceldom isn't an article of clothing which is visible to all those who interact with them, so it is rooted in some deeper inadequacy which makes itself known through means outside of their control. online spaces are different, obviously, but the root of their problem isn't derived from their lack of success in online spaces. the rhetoric is just a way to corrall those who suffer from involuntary celibacy by drawing a friend-enemy distinction; it promotes unity, which, perhaps, is the only thing that an incel can hope to have in their lives.I'm aware not all are violent, but I still reject them because the common rhetoric is embarrasing.
Also people in this thread made a disrinction between lonely men and self-identifying incels. The places who label themselves as such are usually very toxic, so why would anyone identify as one? It means a different thing at this point, it's not just being unwillingly virgin.
It does spill over into real life consequences, fatal ones. People who are the most adamant about free speech and want to do away with things like hate crime laws are oftn the ones least affected by hate crimes.I think government is also fearful that incels will become militant and thus they are being demonized. Imagine some incel leader standing up and declaring that they will go to war with X or Y. People with nothing to lose can be pretty dangerous.
I think most who afiliate with the worst forums are depressed that they likely will never find a romantic partner, and in that depression they begin to grasp at straws by spewing hate and pseudoscience in an echo chamber. What incels don't understand is that some people will forever be alone despite their best efforts, and it is ok to be upset about it. It isn't ok to blame others for it, or to encourage terrorism.
Many of them have already fallen through the cracks and live miserable lives competely cut off from the outside world. They often have real world experiences that caused them to be the way they are, and need social services in the real world and people who can empathize with their struggles to gradually deradicalize and reintegrate them into society.
I don't see how this is any different from how society should treat murderers, terrorists, and other violent criminals. They are in need of compassion, structured support, and re-education.
Well…being lonely is fine, like it get it, but people who self describe as incels tend to congregate in toxic communities full of sexism and doomerism and digital self harm. Like idk there is a difference between struggling to find a partner and turning that loneliness into an identity. If youre lonely the last thing you should do is start identifying as an incel and going to incel sites.
This site doesn't encourage people to take out our suffering on others. It's not a cesspool of misogyny. It's still a site that is basically just digital sh for a lot of people and really unhealthy . Like I def need to stop going here but the digital sh and self hate is where the similarities endWell…
What's the difference between that and what we're doing on this site?
They aren't hated because they are scapegoats, they are hated due to their misogynistic attitudes towards women. Also, they are nowhere near close to the bottom of the hierarchy. Most incels are cis-het men, so despite their issues with living up to gender expectations they are granted a lot of privilege from being a part of those identities.society hates incels because they are an obvious scapegoat in a world of equity. they are at the bottom of the hierarchy in our modern world.
the term 'incel' appears to be applied to any dysgenic man regardless of whether he is hostile to society and the fairer gender or not; take 'nice guys' for example, they are kind to women yet get labelled incels anyway.
Women aren't valued in society. This comment in of itself proves that, reducing us down to our wombs rather than viewing us as people. Women are treated as objects by wider society.the fact that women are much more valued and desired in society due to the halo of their womb and men's hypersexual lust.