ARE VIOLENT INCELS TERRORISTS?
This episode compares the stories of Adam Alsahli, the radical Islamist who attacked the Corpus...
Renegade Talk Radio · Renegade Talk Radio
June 9, 202038m 34s
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Show Notes
This episode compares the stories of Adam Alsahli, the radical
Islamist who attacked the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station, with
stories of two Incels, Armando Hernandez, Jr., who shot couples
in an Arizona mall, and an unidentified teen who took a machete
to women in a Canadian erotic spa. Incels are men who are
‘Involuntarily Celibate’, and hate women for rejecting them - not
wanting to be their girlfriend or have sex with them. These stories
pose the question: are we using the word ’terrorist’ too loosely?
Adam Alsahli, a 20-year-old Syrian-born U.S. citizen, with social
media posts supporting terrorists, tried to speed through a
security gate at the Naval Air Station and opened fire. Armando
Hernandez, Jr., a 20-year-old Incel, wanted to injure couples so
they’d feel the pain he feels because of being shunned by women.
The prosecutor called him a “self-pitying terrorist.” A 17-year-old
Incel, had been charged with murder and attempted murder, but
for the first time, Canadian authorities have charged an Incel with
terrorism.
After hearing these stories, you’ll come to understand how Incels
are different from Radical Islamists, and how they are similar -
and you can decide if Incels who attack should be charged with
terrorism.
Islamist who attacked the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station, with
stories of two Incels, Armando Hernandez, Jr., who shot couples
in an Arizona mall, and an unidentified teen who took a machete
to women in a Canadian erotic spa. Incels are men who are
‘Involuntarily Celibate’, and hate women for rejecting them - not
wanting to be their girlfriend or have sex with them. These stories
pose the question: are we using the word ’terrorist’ too loosely?
Adam Alsahli, a 20-year-old Syrian-born U.S. citizen, with social
media posts supporting terrorists, tried to speed through a
security gate at the Naval Air Station and opened fire. Armando
Hernandez, Jr., a 20-year-old Incel, wanted to injure couples so
they’d feel the pain he feels because of being shunned by women.
The prosecutor called him a “self-pitying terrorist.” A 17-year-old
Incel, had been charged with murder and attempted murder, but
for the first time, Canadian authorities have charged an Incel with
terrorism.
After hearing these stories, you’ll come to understand how Incels
are different from Radical Islamists, and how they are similar -
and you can decide if Incels who attack should be charged with
terrorism.
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