https://www.theguardian.com/books/2018/jun/04/incel-movement-literary-classics-behind-misogyny
I don’t like how some segments of the left are trying to analyze these “incels” (involuntary celebates: AKA, people incapable of attracting a sexual partner that then blame everyone but themselves) as though there’s a rational element informing their ideology, if you can even call it an ideology. The article I linked to is basically blaming, in part, the plots of literature that involve sex or frustration related to a male character’s attempts to pursue a woman for these incel assholes. I don’t like blaming fine art for the actions of stupid people.
I have a much simpler, and probably more accurate, explanation. These socially inept people, that are probably pretty unstable to begin with, are pissed off that no one on the planet wants anything to do with them, and they blame everyone else for this because it’s easier to do that then to blame one’s self. Something tells me that these people aren’t sophisticated enough to have read Hamlet, and if even they did I strongly suspect that they weren’t capable of even comprehending the old English language. The outlets that probably fuel their bullshit are the kind of pseudo-intellectuals online with misogynist rhetoric like Jordan Peterson (who has stated that enforced monogamy would solve these obviously demented people’s problems) or Stephan Molyneux (who has blamed literally all of mankind’s problems on women before). I know those people, and others like them, aren’t particularly known to anyone fortunate enough to not have been exposed to their internet subculture, but they are very popular in the internet subculture that the so-called incels seem to be drawn to.
I also have an equally simple solution for these guys, even though they’ll never actually do this. Maybe if these incels would stop posting on creepy internet forums about how mean women are unwilling to fuck them, they might have a better shot at a sexual relationship. It isn’t that hard.