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A review by ash3
The Supreme Gentleman Killer: The True Story Of An Incel Mass Murderer by Brian Whitney
4.0
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
This book made me angry and disgusted at what happened and everything that leads up to that point but it did put some context into Elliott Rodger's motives and the Incel movement. That being said the guy clearly needed psychiatric help and yet was able to get people to ignore all of that. I have no sympathy for this guy he attacked people for existing within a couple, cried incessantly because he believed he was a loser and couldn't understand why girls wouldn't date him, and yet he wouldn't ask anyone out instead he would just stand around waiting to be asked out.
This was a quick read because it's a short read but it isn't what I'd think of as an easy read.
This book made me angry and disgusted at what happened and everything that leads up to that point but it did put some context into Elliott Rodger's motives and the Incel movement. That being said the guy clearly needed psychiatric help and yet was able to get people to ignore all of that. I have no sympathy for this guy he
This was a quick read because it's a short read but it isn't what I'd think of as an easy read.