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Eleanors38

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32. Yep. 'Bout sums it up. Deduct points if you don't toe somebody's line.

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Mon May 26, 2014, 01:50 AM

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Question about Those that are making statements about Elliot Rodger: [View all] Raine1967 May 2014 OP

I think his anger and hatred of his peers, especially women is self evident. The why and how is not. bettyellen May 2014 #1

What they are saying is: "He was _____*______." FSogol May 2014 #2

The guy was both sexist and racist. That's pretty sufrommich May 2014 #3

The guy's thought processes were clearly diseased. There is no lesson to be learned FSogol May 2014 #6

The same could be said when angry deranged people kill sufrommich May 2014 #8

Good point, but what is gained from using the tragedy to score points against groups that FSogol May 2014 #9

I didn't see the scoring points OPs,unless you're sufrommich May 2014 #11

Sums it up perfectly. nt Mojorabbit May 2014 #16

Yep. 'Bout sums it up. Deduct points if you don't toe somebody's line. Eleanors38 May 2014 #32

He expressed "mens rights" ideas and sympathies, he did not state he was gay. Warren Stupidity May 2014 #4

To certain extent I agree. Raine1967 May 2014 #10

Why would you think what he wrote that he thought wasn't what he thought? gollygee May 2014 #33

Well said. theHandpuppet May 2014 #26

Even if he had gotta laid... HipChick May 2014 #5

He does sound like the kind of guy gollygee May 2014 #34

He left cyber footprints in a lot of MRA/PUA groups Warpy May 2014 #7

I can understand what you are saying. Raine1967 May 2014 #14

Many MRA's believe that men are part of their problem. boston bean May 2014 #15

MRAs hate women and also hate the men women choose to be with gollygee May 2014 #35

Well, he wrote and believed a lot of things MRA's say, and he has been on those sites. boston bean May 2014 #12

Mass shooters are canvases Union Scribe May 2014 #13

it was a senseless and frightening KT2000 May 2014 #17

The speculations Jamaal510 May 2014 #18

As a teen, in reading his writing Raine1967 May 2014 #20

This is exactly what struck me as well. In all of those pages, he never gave a SINGLE example of PeaceNikki May 2014 #21

To be honest, as much as I have read, he was never rejected by another person. Raine1967 May 2014 #22

Just because he didn't write doesn't mean it didn't happen NobodyHere May 2014 #25

Did you read his manifesto? I did. If he tried and had been rejected, PeaceNikki May 2014 #27

"This guy created a work of his own truths, as I see it." +1000 Tom Ripley May 2014 #19

"He was a selfish murderous POS, I base this on his actions." - That is circular reasoning Gravitycollapse May 2014 #23

No, I am not. Raine1967 May 2014 #24

Of course, you're speculating. Not speculating would mean not saying anything at all. Gravitycollapse May 2014 #28

I'm not. Raine1967 May 2014 #30

Are you really not that self-aware? Your OP is one gigantic self-contradiction. Gravitycollapse May 2014 #31

I do not take anything he wrote as "truth" to the rest of the world but as rantings of a delusional uppityperson May 2014 #29

If he'd written about how much he hated abortions Starry Messenger May 2014 #36