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But I always defend the incel right to worship them. People need heroes so its fine by me if incels idolize serial killers.

When Columbine happened I was thinkign they taught a lesson to an entire generation. I remember everyone was happy and everyone was thinking the bullies deserved what they got. Some moviemakers fell in love with these dudes of columbines, they treated their memory so well. I think heroes like elliot rodger are needed. I mean, people who teach bullies and normies a lesson.

Even if yeah is true, most of these dudes are MK ultra programmed or fake. I still think incels have a right to worship them. They set a positive example to follow.

Another thing I find encouraging is noticing similarities in the anarchist bomber propaganda of 1920 compared to exactly 100 years later incel people worshiping the "saints". Its super similar. Curious incels came up with the term "saint" on their own, is exactly the same used by these other incels 100 years ago. Also, same acts, same desires, same outcomes, same everything. Same idealism.

Honouring ER and Alek is extremely different to honouring the columbine faggots

General Alek wrote: 06 Dec 2025, 09:27 Honouring ER and Alek is extremely different to honouring the columbine faggots

You speak with too much liberality and insufficient reverence when you disparage the Blessed Eric Harris and the Blessed Dylan Klebold. While they may not have identified as incles per se, their heroic exploits preceded the rise of our sub-culture and as such, there was no cultural lexicon which they could have incorporated in their rhetoric or their writings. It is akin to the Catholic Church regarding men like Aristotle and Socrates as Righteous Pagans sine they could not have known about the ostensible path to salvation as their lives preceded the existence and teachings of Christ. Also, the Blessed Martyrs of Columbine were themselves frequently humiliated, insulted, demeaned and otherwise regarded with contempt by chad and foid alike and the cumulative incel-like suffering that they endured served to inspire in them the righteous hatred that precipitated their acts of mighty retribution. Peace be upon them forever more!

General Alek wrote: 06 Dec 2025, 09:27 Honouring ER and Alek is extremely different to honouring the columbine faggots

I was speaking of the effect they had on people, broadly speaking. most normies felt liberated and felt relief there were people saying "for once the bullies and bitches get what tey deserve" and everyone felt vindicated. I mean, 2 heroes liberated an entire generation and just their act was enough to make people feel in peace with all the decades of bullying. Its the effect a hero has.