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Showing Original Post only (View all)"Bitch" [View all]
That's what he called the female reporter right before shooting her dead.
But as we all know that word holds no real meaning at all and isn't misogynistic at all.
Elliot Rodger didn't like females too much either.
The last theater shooting was also committed by a misogynist.
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What leads you to believer that's the most disturbing aspect of the episode?
LanternWaste
Aug 2015
#20
He is said to have faxed a lengthy manifesto, plus there's the small matter of the man he killed.
topological
Aug 2015
#58
You know, I think you're right. Had he not said that, she'd still be alive. I'm sure of it.
topological
Aug 2015
#81
In order for anything I've said to be a strawman, there must be an articulate argument.
topological
Aug 2015
#91
Would you say the same if a white guy called someone a racist slur just before killing him?
whathehell
Aug 2015
#126
What has the other poster said that makes you believe he should be ejected from the website?
DisgustipatedinCA
Aug 2015
#207
Ha! Yes, it's pretty amazing what people try to steer other people to focus on.
valerief
Aug 2015
#41
I think a bunch of people are trying to steer focus away from a pretty valid point
boston bean
Aug 2015
#56
yes, because that name is an important clue to the murderer's state of mind, and the
niyad
Aug 2015
#197
I'm not sure why this woman getting murdered while being called a bitch is
Sheldon Cooper
Aug 2015
#11
of course you trash, cause you understand bastard is just another hit against a woman. she dared to
seabeyond
Aug 2015
#177
that is an over simplification, false. so, that was not an honest question, right?
seabeyond
Aug 2015
#189
Really? Being a cold blooded multiple murderer is somehow intensified by misogyny?
topological
Aug 2015
#12
"Intensified?" Perhaps not. But if the victims had been Black and the killer called them "N-------"
pampango
Aug 2015
#47
Just how indifferent are you between being insulted and being shot to death?
topological
Aug 2015
#49
It wouldn't change anything for me. Being sane, I value human life over feelings.
topological
Aug 2015
#55
If you believe that hatred based on gender, race, sexual orientation, etc. should be ignored
pampango
Aug 2015
#64
Pardon me, but the OP evidently takes issue with a single word that might have been uttered
topological
Aug 2015
#72
If the cameraman had been Black and the shooter yelled "N*****" before shooting, you might
pampango
Aug 2015
#89
Apparently, now is mot the time to think about connections between misogyny and violence...
Orsino
Aug 2015
#145
It might be to her but people from other cultures saying the same word might not mean it as..
BlueJazz
Aug 2015
#203
I was just speaking for myself. The word means almost nothing to this Australian but I DON'T use it.
BlueJazz
Aug 2015
#215
I posted recently that most shootings are by men & their anger towards women. Will it stop?
underahedgerow
Aug 2015
#16
When has it been suggested that using the word bitch towards a woman isn't misogyny?
IVoteDFL
Aug 2015
#33
You should be. Climbing on top of two dead bodies and using them as a soapbox is vile. nt
LittleBlue
Aug 2015
#73
It will be interesting to read his manifesto. Here is a report of some of what he was upset about
stevenleser
Aug 2015
#84
Yeah, really messed up. I found a link with the video he made. Anyone who wants to see it PM me.
stevenleser
Aug 2015
#100
That takes real fortitude to watch the video. Thanks for putting the pieces together.
Rex
Aug 2015
#104
The video relates to the OP. He does use the B word and she was his primary target, no question. nt
stevenleser
Aug 2015
#108
I'm surprised workplace violence of some sort doesn't happen more in that field.
stevenleser
Aug 2015
#124
weird, he actually whispered the word "bitch" like he didn't want to disrupt the interview
snooper2
Aug 2015
#110
It seemed like he was trying to draw the moment out for some kind of sick production value.
stevenleser
Aug 2015
#131
We'll have to see. The video indicates to me that she was the primary target.
stevenleser
Aug 2015
#134
I don't think it is online yet. It was faxed to a TV network so someone is going to have to scan it
stevenleser
Aug 2015
#138
FWIW,do you expect the type of guy who commits mass murder to be so enlighted as to support feminism
dionysus
Aug 2015
#152
And there you have it Boston Bean was right. Misogyny part of the motivation here...
stevenleser
Aug 2015
#155
For real? WOW... I personally don't agree with one word you've written. nt
boston bean
Aug 2015
#159
Honestly I didn't hear that in the video. And I turned it way up to check. The screams and gun shots
MillennialDem
Aug 2015
#162
Heard it on a different longer video. I couldn't hear it on the shorter 1st person video or the foot
MillennialDem
Aug 2015
#168
I think he must have been very POed after his year? of work problems,job loss, court cases.
Sunlei
Aug 2015
#166
"Bitch" might have hurt her feelings, we'll never know. BANG BANG ended her life.
cherokeeprogressive
Aug 2015
#193
I applaud you for pointing this out knowing that you're subjecting yourself
prayin4rain
Aug 2015
#204
Sorry, I will never buy into using the word "bitch" as automatically making someone sexist.
phleshdef
Aug 2015
#221