[ThomasC]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

You keep saying “intel”

It’s “incel”

You don’t even know the word, you have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about, this problem is massive, you apparently aren’t interested or don’t care (why would you, I suppose, you have the privilege of it not affecting you at all) but by denying this problem or refusing to even believe that there is one, you are part of the problem. So no, I don’t want to debate this topic with you.

You also say he "says he didn't identify as intel" (I assume you meant incel)

From the article;



This is 100% incel rhetoric and indoctrination. The article also clearly states that he himself identified as and referred to himself as "blackpill". If you don't know what that is, here you go;

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incel#Red_pill





When you clearly have so little idea of what the topic is that you can’t even spell the word.

Leading me to believe that you’d never even heard it until yesterday.




MRA rhetoric. Keep it.

You are free to believe what you want, obviously. I'm sure you have the privilege of it not affecting you either. I didn't say I didn't care, those were your words.

I'm just stating the other side of the argument that it might not be this.

Originally Posted by Denver

Why when White people shoot people its mental health but when a non white person shoots someone they are a terrorist, its clear cut racism.

Anyone who goes out of their way to terrorise people or places are terrorist

No they're not as I have said many times in this thread.

Here we go, the racist card

Regardless of colour terrorism is political whether you're black, white or pink

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I fully agree with this; any hatred-fuelled attack that has the goal of causing misery and midnless destruction is clearcut terrorism. Whether or not the terrorist has mental health problems is completely besides the point; as I said above, with the perpetrators of Islamic Extremist attacks - if you could take one alive and dig around for a while - you would almost certainly discover that their mental health is in tatters... because that's part of the radicalisation process. It's very difficult to radicalise mentally healthy people whether that's into an Islamic cell or an Incel group. "Are terrorists in general mentally healthy" is a totally separate debate; and the quick answer for me is "well obviously not" however that does not mean they are pathologically mentally ill. "Poor mental health" and "mental illness" aren't the same thing.

It's not clear cut at all

You obviously have no idea what you're talking about, to quote you

Go and read PACE.