Angry Misogynist Attacks a Hospital | Chicago Med | MD TV
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- Doctors must treat a dangerous misogynist who shot one of their own, after his attack on hospital nurses goes very wrong.
From Chicago Med Season 4 Episode 10 'All the Lonely People' - A shooting outside the hospital injures April and leaves the ED shaken up; Halstead returns after a stint in the witness relocation program; Charles and Elsa have an emotional confrontation; Bekker is reluctant to attend an event honouring Rhodes.
Chicago Med (2015) The doctors and nurses who work at the emergency ward of the Gaffney Chicago Medical Center strive to save the lives of their patients while dealing with personal and interpersonal issues.
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"I am a true alpha male" I can not help but laugh at everything he says.
*GET THIS FEMANOID OUT OF MY PRESENCE*
if it was being accurate he should have said he was a sigma lmao
@@dylkiller3501 What is a Sigma?
@@seanstoyroom7274 A sigma male is essentially an alpha male without a pack. He paves a path for himself, doesn't conform or follow the rules, and certainly isn't concerned about meeting societal expectations.
@@seanstoyroom7274 basically its like an alpha in that they believe theyre a superior breed of man, but instead of being an alpha where theyre the leader of the pack, sigmas dont even need a pack and work alone.
Even if a woman had agreed to date him, the moment she breaks up with him, he’d most likely kill her out of spite. Because if he can’t have her, then nobody will.
100%
I agree.
If a were that hypothetical woman, I would have gun on the ready, phone on record audio, so I won't get in trouble for what happens next....and probably get a police officer on stand by.
It would be unlikely that the first date would end well, the woman would probably make an excuse and leave after the first 10 minutes because men like him can't help themselves and would mess up the date.
My ex was like this but he moved across the country so he wanted me to get rid of myself
This isn't about loneliness. This is entitlement.
That’s pretty disgusting entitlement
@@feraltaco4783like it’s ok to be sad about a breakup, in some cases you *could* be a bit mad about a breakup- *but you don’t act on those thoughts.*
@@wonderstorm116 exactly.
What would you do in his situation
@@lifeisberserk9566 get therapy.
2:34 that “bitch” was the weakest delivery for an insult ever 😭
"I cant believe I have to spout these cringe lines"
And she was just like "Sure buddy 🤷♀️"
I paused LMAO 😂
He went high pitch for that XD
Honestly really just sells that this guys pathetic.
Either that was intentional or not but hey its there.
The fact April gets shot, makes sure the other nurses are okay, and then rushes over to the shooter and makes sure he can’t reach the gun, what an absolute legend.
lmao it was terrible acting too
@@marcusaurelis how was it bad acting?
@@stephenking5852 i mean.... just watch it?
@@marcusaurelis I would argue some of the actors on Chicago Med ain’t very great anyway. Patient actors like this guy carry
@@lunarialoonatic Oliver Platt carries, as do some of the patients yeah.
"Patient is violent and delusional" I love how calmly Brett says that, like it's just a normal day of pushing a crazy dude through the hospital.
I'd imagine it's not rare, but not common either
she seems so like sick of it lol
Yes. That’s their job.
It's actually really funny how she says it, too.
If you work in an ED yeah it kind of is lol
Oh man, if this was on House? He'd be tearing into this joker like a champ. Girls don't owe him SQUAT, and his attitude and actions to not getting a date prove it's not the looks, but who he truly is inside.
Oh, House would have destroyed him with his sarcastic quirks!
What about Sherlock or better yet Sheldon? i would love their response to this lol
Yeah no everyone would being ripping into him and house would be playing devils advocate
@@bigdbandit64 especially Cameron, she would definitely tear him a new one!
@@bigdbandit64 All the while making his "defense" even more insulting than the ripping XD
Not really. House wouldn't take the case, unless they had evidence the guy wasn't like this the day before.
love how he says women should “give him love” like we are handing out apples
Should have gone to his mom if he was looking for love.
Everyone knows a woman's love is costly.
@@theecharmingbilly we got a fellow incel over here.
I can understand the frustration he feels from being rejected time and time again. I can empathize how lonely he feels because I have been lonley for years. What I can not condone is actions. No person owes anyone love. He took his frustrations out on innocent people and that is wrong no matter what your reasoning is.
PS: There is a interesting lead in line too the shooting.
Monique says "It so hard to meet people."
Also props to Doctor Charlies. He was very proffestional when he entered the room and did not hesitate to defend his student when David disrepected her.
I'd like an apple.
"If I'd just had coffee with him"
Oh, honey. No, just no.
then he would've never let her leave again😐
@@reyskywalker3125
Right? Anything short of a lifetime of servitude was going to have him reaching for a gun.
...only if that coffee was laced with cyanide...
Yeah, he would've shot you for not having sex with him, or not making his dinner the right way. These kind of men will commit violence without a second thought and giving in to them once teaches them that when they behave that way, they get what they want. It's like giving a toddler candy after a temper tantrum.
If she had coffee..it would be like leading him on according to him .
Minimal gestures like smile , asking , helping ,and being friendly make him feel women are interested in him .
They will directly agree to sleep with him .
Some men are that delusional .
Better say I have boyfriend , rather than no . Don't want to risk my life over stupid men by saying the truth .
Remember everyone: it’s perfectly normal to be sad and disappointed if you’re feeling lonely or rejected. It’s not normal to feel enraged.
It is not normal to feel entitled to living beings in ANY way
@@cosmicreef5858 It is normal, though. What percentage of people believe that they have the right to someone else's money? 100% to the nearest percent?
@@YorickReturns You're talking about money. Not living things. And even then, why would someone else feel entitled to someone else's money?
@@lilianagarcia7627 And where does money come from? It comes from a living thing's, a human's, work. As for why others would feel entitled, ask them. You've got plenty of people to ask. As I say, it's 100% to the nearest percent.
@@YorickReturns It’s really not though, you’ve got to learn how to make more accurate estimates💀
Can we just appreciate how good of an act this guy plays? The more you hate him, the better job he's doing
He is super nice in real life
Real
Its actually pretty cringey and unrealistic
@@benshabaan look up some of the worst cases.
I’m not gonna applaud him for that
This is not an epidemic of loneliness, this is an epidemic of misogyny. I'm lonely too - I don't have a boyfriend and my circle of friends is limited. But I'm not going to shoot random people, I'm working on my communication skills
If the guy struck out with his actual female friends, I'd offer him some sympathy(still disagree with his lashing out with a gun). But here he is acting upset when a nurse at her own literal hospital declines. It's just not professional to ask out or accept date invitations at a workplace. This is surface level awareness he should be aware of.
As an example, when I told my cute coworker about an anime movie she might be interested in, I wasn't asking her out to see the movie with me. I was just informing her about the movie. I was planning on seeing the movie myself later. That's an example of having friendly talk without the actual intention of asking out someone you work with.
But this guy literally tried to ask the nurse out for coffee while she was working. Of course she's going to shoot him down. In a similar scenario, this would be like me attempting to ask out a donor technician while I'm donating blood. Even at my lowest moments I wouldn't dare ask a donor technician out on a date.
@@Frenzyshark Okay I agree with everything you said
Sexism against men is has also been an epidemic within the feminist, sjw, leftist movements.
True..
And why do you think misogyny happens, mister good guy?
This is based off of Eliot Rodger, a 20 year old man who was enraged that he couldn’t get laid by a woman because he thought he was unattractive but he was just insane. One day he was rejected and it was the final straw. In the afternoon he stabbed his three roommates to death then went on a rampage in his car doing drivebyes and killed three other people, he then crashed his car during the police chase, he then shot himself
Nice! Thanks for the trivia. Let's be honest though. Elliot just had no game. From what I heard, he didn't even try to find love. He just waited for them to come. You can't just wait for her to come to you. You've gotta go to them.
@@poodabran - He isn't the only one. There are several mass shooters just like him. Misogyny and domestic violence are two of the profile points of mass shooters, but few talk about it.
And that is what we call an incel. Seriously toxic masculinity has created a whole new breed of entitlement that makes it all the more terrifying and dangerous
Didn’t he have a CZcams channel too explaining how he dislikes woman or something?
@@creamy.sakura yes, you can still find the video I think
When Maggy says: "Out! Everybody out, now!" and they all just leave because Maggy says so and when she says it, she means business. Priceless.
She’s the heart of the ER
Every pack has an Alpha male and female. Toy with either at your extreme peril. Smart alphas, or perhaps wise alphas is a better term, only use that power, position and authority for the benefit of the pack. Once that trust is established, the pack forms a strong cohesive unit that's hard to beat.
I struggle to understand when people feel bad and why
At school whenever I see most frequently a girl crying and her friends around to comfort her
Ive learned that my words won’t mean much so I leave them alone to help
If someone can get my help though I’ll indeed try to help
@@aloha8389 true but the intention is nice. Like they mean well. I’ve learned to say thank you. I mean it’s better than people ignoring you when you’re obviously upset. Even if there’s nothing they can do it’s nice to know people care. There IS a difference between pity and sympathy though. I’ve experienced a lot of pity in my life I didn’t realize it at the time but looking back, I see it for what it is. Now as an adult I have people around me who though they sympathize with my situation( chronic illness resulting in deep seeded trauma and depression and anxiety) treat me as equal.
The only reason they took more than a second to get out was because they had to question whether they did something to upset her XD
I diagnose him with "Terminally Online". It's, unfortunately, incurable.
Reddit syndrome
The 4chan-ingitis, sadly very contagious in certain circles
@@vermas4654oh damn I heard it spreads a lot in the alpha male communities- like a steroid for them
The fact that this is a real mindset is terrifying. The main thing is that such individuals don't see certain other people or groups as human and/or equal.
Welcome to the human mind. Are you aware that everyone sees themselves as being better than some group or person. Look at how you treat other people.
Have you ever overlooked or ignored a service person? an elderly, disabled, looks different to you, different gender?
It's like the writers went to r/incels and made a checklist. I love it
Lol that's the best way of explaining the issue to the general public, who probably think it's somehow related to video games
@-luvmichelle
Fucking BINGO! Such a great clip 🤣
Yeah but it did come off as cliche, lol.
@@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 yeah he wasnt calling people normies every five seconds.
it's crazy that this scenario happend in real life, I"m so sorry for the women who have lost their lives because of people like him
It has happened several times. In fact, one aspect of mass shooters is that almost all of them either have a history of domestic violence or misogynistic beliefs, and few people talk about it. You have to dig to find the studies and articles. When these articles are shared on social media, they're piled on, ironically, by misogynists.
Do you know the real story? Or know where I can find it
@@DKWill09 he couldn't get laid and thought it was because he was unattractive but in reality it was because he was insane one day he got rejected than killed three of his roommates did a drive buy killing three more people after crashing he shot himself
@@DKWill09 Elliot Rodger.
Same here🙏 may they rest in peace
Reminds me of the Virginia Tech shooting. 32 dead, 17 wounded, and the shooter had hours of video ranting about women, how he was the alpha, and hating women since they didn't worship him.
It’s definitely based on Elliot Rodger. Watch the video he made directly before his shooting. It’s almost exactly the same.
These men don't just exist, they are growing into a community. As a woman it is literally terrifying I am much more scared than I used to be while walking alone or talking to a stranger.
And Men like Andrew Tate ain't helping
and im the man that walks around at night looking for guys that prey on the weak. i may be insane but rule is dont harm innocent women and children. men are never innocent because we do what we must to protect our families. no matter how much rage we feel.
@@Eddi3xBac0n So you’re real life Batman?
@@Eddi3xBac0nappreciate you big dog
Not all men are like that there are lots of not so good looking blokes who mange to get dates sex happy relationships lo e respe t so.ething you earn he's just messed up mentaly were not all like that
Hilarious how Sylvie just calmly and casually drops that line. "Patient is violent and delusional." Practically nothing phases her anymore. LOL
That’s how real ones are supposed to be, duh.
Yeah if you bug out over every psychotic patient coming in you’d be unable to do your job
She’s probably seen things… we couldn’t even conceive.
@@XVX_Nickdabeast_XVX So have I, but if you get emotional, you can't do your job. You evaluate the situation, you state what you see, and if you can't handle it, someone else needs to take over. Once you're out of the situation, you decompress with the other staff members who were involved.
IKR, she said that as if it were her umpteenth rodeo with sexist crazies like him.
I'm so glad Chicago med brought up how freaking dangerous the incel internet movement is. We've had multiple IRL episodes of this happening and it's only getting worse.
A shooting like that happened not to long ago in the uk, same incel movement
Which is why letting them talk about it freely is not a good idea. They don't just vent anymore they have started acting on their devient mindset.
- Refer men who can't get a girlfriend losers in a culture that heavily revolves around sex.
- Get surprised when said men become angry detached psychos who hate society for making them feel worthless.
@@kanikagaral7637 Errr..... what would you suggest then? Stop people from having the freedom to speak?
It only becomes criminal when there is indisputable dangerous intent or literal acts of violence.
@@Teal_Bird Which there have been and will be more of.
Just because you're lonely, doesn't mean you're entitled to anything
Any man that acts like this does not deserve to be in a relationship
Such a wonderful parallel, Dr. Charles says, “it’s a loneliness epidemic”, and then you see how Monique mentions she has no family or friends to pick her up, you see how the shooting impacted her, vs the shooter, what he’s done, and his whole demeanor.
It’s not loneliness that’s the issue here.
Yes, she had the support of her coworkers, doesn’t mean she isn’t lonely outside of work. “What if he didn’t even have friendly coworkers?”, lots of people don’t, are still lonely, but they don’t shoot other people for it.
I am lonely a lot. I have ASD, so I often feel I cannot connect or like I am speaking a different language from anyone else. I have never once turned homicidal over it.
It's loneliness and entitlement. The difference between him and Monique is that she's lonely but doesn't feel entitled to friends or other peoples time.
He says that "he deserves love" (although he more means sex), which is mostly true. Most people deserve some sort of love, but the mistake is that while people deserve love, they are not entitled to it, particularly from any specific person.
@@8bennaboo yep, me too. Same deal.
She's lonely and is a woman, so there's far more helping hands for her than for him. There's a reason men commit suicide more.
@@milanmohan7731 you do know women attempt suicide more?
The reason there were more helping hands for her than for him is because he went on a rampage and attempted to kill, “all”, women because they, “withheld sex”, from him. She was one of the attacked. Such a wonder why people don’t like to be around people like him.
He found comradeship from people who held his same views online, he was lonely and it turned into hate for women. Even if it was just talking about, “helping hands”, he’s less likely to seek out help that’s not from the online groups that think like him.
That’s also another reason men die from suicide more than women, women attempt more, but then they go seek help out themselves. To an extent you have to help yourself, you have to want the help, you have to meet help halfway.
How come nobody ever tells these guys that there's more to life than sex? Does that ever occur to them or the people who try to get through to them?
either they chose not to or never been toldin their lives
I've always wondered that also. Its sad.
At the age of that young male, their bodies are screaming that sex is ALL there is. But some of them (Elliot Roger types) are so crudely obvious about it they turn off or scare off any woman they might have a chance with.
Tell that to their brains that aren't programmed for the kind of enlightenment humanity takes for granted. It's hard to ignore that kind of ringing in your ear if your mental fortitude has taken a lot of heavy blows already.
People can naturally snap, but this kind of person in a (chat)room with likeminded individuals always escalates them
Find my comments in this video and you will see that. Also, it really concerns me that people like this guy needs that lesson told to him; why is it hard for people to figure that out?!
Man, I am almost 29 years and still single but I never came up with the idea too blame woman for my situation.
Me too. I'm 26 years old and i've never been in a relationship
It’s so great to see how the nurses support each other
It's not misogyny, it's ENTITLEMENT, these men were taught that they deserve it all, that they can have any woman .then reality hits them hard and they start having these tantrums.
its misogyny. entitlment is part of it too.
thats the definition of misogyny
@@lorenapacora1526 nah a misogynist can think women are inferior or weaker or whatever, but this incel movement they believe all these women and their families need to suffer great pain because HE got rejected in middle school !!
The fact that they think they are entitled to a woman is misogyny. They do hate us, because they can't own us.
My thoughts exactly!
I just gotta appreciate the actor who played the misogynist in this episode. Did a really great job at making people hate his character. 🤣
Edit: No, it's not Freddie Highmore. His name is Ben Lorenz. He did some work on FBI Season 5 too! Definitely check his work out!
Is the actor Freddie highmore?
Didn't even had to do a good job acting here. Hating people like the one he plays should be an instinctive reaction of every normal human being.
i want to imagine he's a very nice guy in real life.
@@Prunejuice928 i dont think so
The sign of a good actor is not making them like you, it’s making you hate them.
Its not always about looks or wealth. Its about personality and compatibility. Everyone does deserve be loved but everyone also deserves to be respected.
Respect is earned first off. And I’m sorry to tell you but that first thing you said, that’s bullcrap. Looks and wealth these days are the only way to get a girl to like you if you are a man.
@@grizzly_manbanimation8436 "I’m sorry to tell you" - Like she cares or anything, as a female she's the chooser no matter what.
The way that April and I don't know the other nurse name are embracing Monique is making me cry with how sweet a moment it is.
April and Maggy
Made me cry too, terrible situation but it's wonderful to see someone be supported by those around them.
I love the way Choi was looking at him after he found out that April was almost killed cause of that waste
It's funny how I've noticed women immediately condemn tge man but men try to understand him first.
The result we see here isn't the cause it's just the effect. It's not the disease, it's just the symptom.
What happened here is a shame and I don't condone hatred, misogyny or violence.
That being said, loneliness is an epidemic and it is affecting both sides.
When we have physical pain, we take pain killers, when we are sick, we rest and take medication. What do we do for loneliness? There isn't a one size fits all cure all for loneliness. Sure we have friends, but there is a level of intimacy you just can't get from just friends.
Why don't the lonely girls get with the lonely boys then, well, it's sadly not that simple. Guys would gladly do this and don't ask for much in a relationship, just peace, respect and s3x from time to time. Women however want more, especially now. The rule of 6s. 6 feet tall, 6 pack, 6 figure income, 6 cars and 6 houses.
Just being 6 feet tall automatically disqualifies 85% of men and those that make 6 figures are already the 1%. That's when you find 80% of women are chasing tge top 10% of men, that's why you find every athlete has slept with every girl and guys are painted as dogs because girls keep sharing the same group of athletic and successful men.
This is where tge idea of tge patriarchy comes from. All men are held to tge standard of the hyper successful few. For every millionaire, there are 50 trash collectors. As a larger proportion of the collective male population, men don't rule the world, we just make it run with hard work.
Ask most women and you'll find they see about 70% of men as below average... I know, the math is astounding. 60% of guys are either virgins or have not had any fun time in over a year but the statistics are flipped with only 40% of women being virgins and or not having sex in the last year. A stark difference.
This was actually a study, conducted by women. It's just harder to date and find love as a man. Until we can figure this out and cure the epidemic of unwanted men and women that feel played by the ones they keep repeatedly choosing, then we can eliminate so called incels and bitter women.
@@tafaragadze6432a whole rant to defend a misogynistic fiend is insane
@@tafaragadze6432 first spell the word “the” correctly. And second that 6 rule isn’t with most women. You’re right tho, it’s not that simple for lonely women to just go with lonely men. Bcuz women aren’t going to date a lonely guy JUST bcuz they are lonely. They will date a guy if they LIKE him.
@@tafaragadze6432 Women immediately condemn him, ya he shot at are sisters because he was lonely, that’s all we need to understand.🤦♀️
it's not loneliness the epidemic, it's misogyny. otherwise you would hear the same amount of crimes committed by lonely women, but you don't. misogyny is the epidemic.
Amen. Say it louder for the people in the back.
EXACTLY!
No, i think they’re right. There’s lots of women that are mad at men for not being able to be in a relationship and are lonely as well, and they act the same, just in their own way. Its rare thankfully
Misogyny is the driver for thinking violence is the appropriate reaction but loneliness is what they're reacting to, albeit inappropriately. The problem with this assessment is that you can't target misogyny, anyone who's going to be receptive to campaigns against this type of behaviour isn't at risk of going this far in the first place and anyone not receptive is going to be further radicalised by what they see as attempted brainwashing. We can however target loneliness, and if there's nothing to react to then the problem of misogyny causing inappropriate and dangerous reactions is nullified.
Couple of things, 1. Far more lonely men than lonely women, men usually stay lonely for longer too. 2. Men being more physically focused are more likely to turn to anger and violence to deal with any problem in their life than women, from deep societal woes to their toaster breaking down. 3. Men are on average more emotionally isolated than women and more likely to feel as if they can take on the world single handedly so these feelings fester rather than getting resolved.
When she said she doesn’t have any friends it really hit home. I haven’t really had friends in years. I have coworkers and I have acquaintances. I am friendly with coworkers but guess what, they would 💯 forget me if I left. Has happened many times before. Acquaintances ask how your doing but truly could care less and are just being polite. I am around and talk to people all day long yet my life is truly very lonely.
Didn’t have a dad to set him straight. Didn’t have a mom to teach him how to interact with girls. Or just didn’t have adequate parents. That’s usually how this happens
I remember years ago an older man who was like this was escorted off our university campus. I was just minding my own business walking on the footpath just outside campus (on my way there), and he started verbally abusing me just for being female. Shouting and calling me names. His argument was I think I'm better than him. I never met the guy, and was actually worried about an exam I was about to take, and whether I had enough parking time for my car. Thankfully a male tutor saw what was happening, and walked me into the building. The guy was later arrested by police. He would have been in his 60s...I aced the exam...
You were (and maybe still are) better than him since you didn't go out of your way to terrorize others.
Congrats on your exam pass!
@@Brittany76661 thanks! It was a few decades ago, but I remember how shaky I was at the time.
Good job, girl. Ignore his old self.
@@sarahrobertson634 thankyou
I hated Ms. Curry in her first episode but after that I actually agreed with a lot of her opinions. She just had a really bad habit of verbalizing her opinions when a doctor should kind of remain neutral. But I think she represents those of us who struggle to remain neutral and non-judgemental .
Yeah, I agree. She may make a lot of bad choices, but they always have good reasons. Well, almost all of them.
She should probably be in biomedical engineering. Patient care doesn't seem to be her forte. But she's a human like all of us and frankly I'd have the same reaction as her.
Agreed. Just wish she wasn't so smug about being wrong. You own your own feeling, but your job is to be neutral. If I was in her position I'd probably do the same thing, but I know I'm wrong and would admit it, just wouldn't care.
honestly same. she comes off as abrasive and stubborn and like she can't listen. but honestly the place her reactions and emotions are coming from is a place we ALL come from-or at least a lot of us. its just that she has difficulty with filtering her words and presenting herself properly and dealing internally. while she is really irritating and would probably be fired or have her license revoked, her attitude about these things honestly hits home. its easy to get pissy about her character, and very much valid to get angry if you have a doctor or nurse who is like her, but she's just saying what a lot of us are thinking. i really wanted to see more of her and some possible character development in the show.
She shouldn't have been a doctor, but something more like a scientist 🤷
Guys who uses the terms alpha or beta male don't deserve relationships
Literally thought the same
For anyone wondering, Dr. Charles did declare him legally sane (as in he knew what he was doing and the consequences of that) and he was sent to prison
Okay but are we gonna ignore the fact that one of the nurses got SHOT IN THE ARM and didn't react beyond a small yelp and a wince? She immediately got up and ran over, kicking the gun away as she calls 911. Then immediately gets to work in a high-stress environment with the guy who just shot her in the same hospital. What a badass.
Adrenaline will do that: when it's kicked into high gear, a person will not even notice their injuries until they've calmed down. Adrenaline has also been known to give people, especially women, a temporary strength boost. It's been documented that some women have actually been able to lift cars up when their kids are trapped underneath.
@@metalridley6 I said only when their kids are in danger. Maternal instincts combined with an adrenaline rush can give women quite the power boost.
@@metalridley6 What do you mean fake news? These things literally happen all the time. Adrenaline is there to kick your body into survival mode.
It was a grazing shot, it's not that complicated.
Adrenaline kicked in
I LOVE when Maggie yells "OUT! Everybody out now!" as a bunch of female nurses to a bunch of male doctors. And they listened immediately. She had her girl's back & the guys respected them. No questions asked. Powerful scene.
stunning and brave
Idk if powerful is the word I’d use but each to their own
@@dickkickem I dunno about brave, but it definitely shows the doctors have immense respect for these women.
Yes yes, very powerful.
I mean, don't argue with the nurse. Never argue with the nurse. Argue with the nurse and you're gonna have a bad day.
“I deserve love, but they won’t give it to me!”
Bro, you tried to shoot people. Now more people would less likely love you 😐
7:42 I don’t blame her for yelling at him and calling him disgusting
What's scarier is that "men" like this truly exist. Many play out these sick fantasies and unfortunately due to the world we live in, most places let them get out easy.
Damn right. Some women are even like him, except they attack men.
@@atas2561 Some attack other women because of their own jealousy. The amount of fights that happen at my cousin's school because of jealousy is crazy. The amount of girls going to the hospital with their teeth broken, eyes torn out, and ears torn off is insane.
@@bingbongimcomingforyourdon9730Damn- I think nowadays it doesn’t even matter what u are- people will attack you if ur a male or female- I’m sorry abt what happened to ur cousins bro
@@bingbongimcomingforyourdon9730in ur cousins school*
Waiting for the bisexual incels to come by and kill off everyone lmao
The guy should have lost all exposure to women staff the second he arrived, he was a clear and present danger to them, actively talking about killing them all, and they didn't deserve being forced to be around him.
"You don't deserve to be forced to do your job if what your job entails makes you uncomfortable or puts you in harms way." Entitlement, you aren't entitled to live in perfect comfort and safety 24/7 and you are even less entitled to work in perfect comfort and safety 24/7.
@@CatzlovichCatnipAndCabbages Yikes. Clearly you have never worked in the medical field and I hope you never do with that attitude. People have every right to feel safe in their life and workplace. If I walk into a patient’s room who is violently threatening me and other female co-workers they will be reassigned to a male nurse and tech if possible and we will order physical and chemical restraints as a last resort. If they are deemed a danger to the public we will obtain a court order to hold them for 96 hours. Society depends on the safety of its citizens, criminology 101. Healthcare staff are not obligated to put themselves in harms way, nurses already get killed or injured by patients way too often. Don’t like it? Cry about it. Hospitals and clinics are private businesses, and as long as care is not being refused they can allocate staff however they please.
@@Equal_inDeath What if the patient is also threatening your male co-workers do they not have the right to work in safe environment? You know what your job entails when you sign up for it, if a cop is unwilling to risk his life to run into a school where there is an active shooter then that person shouldn't be a cop and it's the same with hospital staff if you aren't willing to deal with difficult mentally unstable and possibly violent patients then maybe working in the health care field isn't for you? The world shouldn't have to cater to each person's uniquely specific quirks and personal preferences, either do what is asked of you and shut up or leave that's how things work.
@@CatzlovichCatnipAndCabbages Note the "if possible" If male staff is not around for this type of patient they will get female staff. If a patient is willing to harm staff then they will have security and extra people. There's a way to deal with these patients but it is all about the best and most methodical way. The best and most methodical way involves keeping everyone safe as much as possible while getting the job done. The Uvalde school shooting officers fail because they had protection and could have saved lives, they did not get the job done and were definitely not methodical with their whole operation.
@@CatzlovichCatnipAndCabbages Patient care includes the presence of potential deadly weapons and this guy openly declared he wanted to commit mass femicide, even attempting to commit got him there in the ED. That's not "makes you uncomfortable", that's "actively endangering your life" and that's an unacceptable workplace hazard.
I suspect his best contraceptive is his personality.
It's not your looks it's your attitude
Wrong
Imagine being such a bad shot you cause a shooting and a car accident but somehow you're the only casulty
He did injure one of them. One of them got shot
@@Sanjali04 oh OK I must've missed that
@@johnmccrossan9376 don't blame you, she had no reaction whatsoever.
@@Sanjali04 barely lol
It was just her shoulder and it wasn't bad. He, however, SUCKED! I've seen better drivers with guns shoot and kill and still managed to get away with one gun in hand and another on the wheel. He needs to go back to drive-by driving school hahaha
Monique, sweetheart, it’s not your fault. It’s NEVER your fault. He’s just sick.
Yeah she didn’t owe him anything. He was not owed anything. She dodged a bullet, figuratively and literally.
Having worked in the ED, what unsuspended my disbelief was at 8:51 when the nurses just took over the break room.
I don't think people realize that the worst criminals you can think of need to be evaluated and diagnosed. A lot of that process involves "sympathizing" with them and understanding their thought process. No psychologist or psychiatrist agrees with their actions (I would hope), but you can't go in there on your moral high horse. It won't help them, and it certainly won't help their current or potential future victims.
Unfortunately, it appears most in the comments see him as an entitled man child who committed a crime. Which is true to a degree, but loneliness and constant rejection and then finding others like you who agree and are in the same situation shapeing his opinions and views. Then, one giving him a solution that doesn't work caused him snap. Understanding all this is important to prevent such things from happening and how to handle him safely and others in his presence.
People just refuse to acknowledge that there might be something more going on than just what you see on the surface level. The actions are reprehensible, yes, but 99 times out of 100, there’s a serious problem going on internally that causes people to act this way. The irony is that you get a large group of people who always push for mental health awareness, but then turn right around and condemn people like this. What this guy did is unforgivable and he should be punished accordingly, but not before he gets the help that he so clearly needs
The statistics on mental illness in prisons are ridiculously high compared to the rest of society but only a tiny percentage have a diagnosis that gets them regular mental health. There are currently more diagnosed socio/psychopaths in jails and prisons than in mental institutions and few of them "qualify" for any medication or counseling.
@@SonicGlitchmaster1 Exactly. Justice is still a virtue, and he will be punished for his actions. But the need for justice does not negate the fact that he is a person in need of help. Both justice and rehabilitation are goods - but a doctor's job is not to enact justice. A psych evaluation is key to rehabilitation in this case, and that is a doctor's job.
The important part of this episode is not the misogynistic pig that shot April. It’s the sisterhood of Nurses that April, Maggie, and Monique have.
Pigs are awesome, nothing like this guy.
I've been rejected and gone through breakups. Admittedly, it's made me a bit cynical and bitter.
I've never even considered doing something this vile because of it.
4:26 ''in that case. now your even busier'' - True sigma manoid
Monique is such a sweetheart honestly. My heart breaks seeing her blame herself for something that's not her fault.
Considering he did what he did as a direct result of something *she* did, she is *technically* partially to blame. Not justifying the guys actions here, but there is still cause and effect.
@@Morten_Storvik so if a girl rejects you and you go on a killing-spree , the girls should be blamed for your actions?
Monique is one of my favorite nurses on the show broke my heart when she cried & blaming herself, she did nothing wrong ❤
@@jimloontiens9275 This person has some interesting semblance of logic.
@@Morten_Storvikwomen are not responsible for the choices men make
When Daniel Charles raises his voice, people damn well *listen*.
If I remember correctly though the student Doctor didn't have an interest in psychology or psychiatry.
Dr Charles kinda focused on her because he was wanting a replacement for Robin
@@gregjenkinson7512 dr.Currie actually made a patient think her baby was dead to save her life and that’s the only reason the patient would abort it. Turns out the baby still had a heartbeat but dr.c played it off as a ultrasound malfunction. After that dr. Charles kept a really close eye on her reviewed her charts w her etc
@@rhylerember Dr Charles seems to have a habit of getting students with vast psychological problems and boundary issues. Reese had a few days like that too!
@@rhylerember that is exactly why he’s requiring her to shadow him. Her behavior on this case just highlighted that she has an inability to separate her personal views from her job. Which as doctors, they’re sworn to do. This isn’t someone who’s had a couple minor issues that are typical of the growing pains doctors go through. It’s major issues in which she crosses the hard line that no doctor is allowed to cross.
@@rhylerember I remember that episode. There are only a couple of times I have seen Dr Charles raise his voice. He is one of those characters that you don't want him raising his voice.
This whole episode makes me think of an incident in (I think) California several years ago. A man had been rejected and he made a manifesto about how all women hated him and he was going to take out as many of them as he could…before going on a shooting spree.
part of me feels bad for the guy for being lonely and saying that he deserves love. but then i remember why he's lonely and nobody loves him.
As a woman working in a hospital, I'm scared of this all the time because it does happen a lot. Men will be misogynistic and violent with me for no reason. They truly hate us.
Not as much as women hate men. We created society and still women hate us.
Why tf was my comment deleted 🤣🤣
Men are afraid that women will laugh at them. Women are afraid that men will kill them.
What happened here is a shame and I don't condone hatred, misogyny or violence.
That being said, loneliness is an epidemic and it is affecting both sides.
When we have physical pain, we take pain killers, when we are sick, we rest and take medication. What do we do for loneliness? There isn't a one size fits all cure all for loneliness. Sure we have friends, but there is a level of intimacy you just can't get from just friends.
Why don't the lonely girls get with the lonely boys then, well, it's sadly not that simple. Guys would gladly do this and don't ask for much in a relationship, just peace, respect and s3x from time to time. Women however want more, especially now. The rule of 6s. 6 feet tall, 6 pack, 6 figure income, 6 cars and 6 houses.
Just being 6 feet tall automatically disqualifies 85% of men and those that make 6 figures are already the 1%. That's when you find 80% of women are chasing tge top 10% of men, that's why you find every athlete has slept with every girl and guys are painted as dogs because girls keep sharing the same group of athletic and successful men.
This is where tge idea of tge patriarchy comes from. All men are held to tge standard of the hyper successful few. For every millionaire, there are 50 trash collectors. As a larger proportion of the collective male population, men don't rule the world, we just make it run with hard work.
Ask most women and you'll find they see about 70% of men as below average... I know, the math is astounding. 60% of guys are either virgins or have not had any fun time in over a year but the statistics are flipped with only 40% of women being virgins and or not having sex in the last year. A stark difference.
This was actually a study, conducted by women. It's just harder to date and find love as a man. Until we can figure this out and cure the epidemic of unwanted men and women that feel played by the ones they keep repeatedly choosing, then we can eliminate so called incels and bitter women.
You think I ever want to go to hospital and unfortunately get a female person attending to me after a life of hatred from you all!?
7:10 No one didn’t do anything to you! Rejection is a part of life. It’s not like anyone actually bullied you! You are the problem in this situation, not the women. You can’t take rejection and make yourself feel like a victim which you are the farthest thing from.
Well said.
Amen 👏.
Exactly. Projection is the usual defense to be spouted from the thin-skinned.
Thank you!!! Rejection is literally a part of life! Everyone experiences it at some point!
@@Ang_Nicole well I say rejection is part of life. But here’s another thing: I never even had a relationship ever in my life. I had my first date 5 yrs ago but I have never been in a relationship but life isn’t entirely about relationships.
Men: "Just say no, it's not that hard."
Also men: attempts to unalive women due to rejection
I love when Maggie told all the male doctors to get out and they all immediately left. She’s such a queen and when she says something she says something she means business! I love her
Except if it was me trying to enjoy my lunch after a hard shift, I’d ignore her.
@@CactusCowboyDan Same
Why is being insufferable confused with strength when it comes to women?
I was sexually harassed by one of these incel creeps I used to work with.
All of the girls I worked with couldn’t stand him. Omg. He was so nasty looking. And his hygiene was terrible too.
Three of us got together and went to HR and got him fired.
And it’s scary to know how many of these guys are out there.
Back before I met my boyfriend I dealt with countless of these angry bitter losers on dating apps.
I can’t tell you how many of them threatened me with violence because I would reject them.
That’s the thing. They say women don’t want them and make no effort to even look presentable or act appropriately
I've been threatened by women for rejecting them. The difference is that most of these women could easily get a man. They were offended that not 100% of men would say yes to them. Now imagine how these women would react if they couldn't get any man!
As for looking nasty, are you against the body positivity movement? I thought we were meant to applaud people for looking nasty or even being unhygienic or unhealthy? Or does that apply to women only?
@@YorickReturns femoids are hypocrites, more at 7
@@YorickReturns why are you getting so defensive? She talked about one guy that creeped her out. Are you that one guy? You don't know the full story, she might have gotten death threats from him, there's no reason to defend him without knowing the full picture. All we know is she was uncomfortable and she thought he was gross. She's entitled to that opinion if he doesn't make the effort to have proper hygiene. Plus, the body positivity movement applies to loving your body and yourself, not your bad hygiene. You can love your tummy rolls without loving your unhealthy diet. The point is to accept yourself for who you are and work toward a better life, not romantisize and adore every part of yourself
@@cstalconducts4590 LOL, you actually think I'm defending bad hygiene. Bad hygiene is disgusting. Being fat is disgusting. I'm against so-called "body positivity", which actually harms women. And I say "women", not "people", because "body positivity" doesn't apply to men. Let's just be honest about that. Men are even dismissed by women for unattractive features that are not their fault and cannot be fixed, e.g. short height. By contrast, if a man has any standards for women whatsoever, even if those standards relate to faults that are chosen and can be fixed (e.g. being fat, in almost all cases), he's a "misogynist".
Dr. Charles's scene where he mentions loneliness being an epidemic was meant to sound sad, but the loneliness of toxic men is an improvement. Three generations ago, American men weren't lonely because women had no OPTIONS. Universities wouldn't teach us, employers wouldn't hire us for "men's work", banks wouldn't give us loans or accounts- most of us had to get married and stay married to flourish. Men didn't have to TRY to be good partners, because we needed them financially. Now, young men have to learn how to be good partners, or they'll stay lonely. That's a social shift we should be PROUD of- that toxic men are lonely because no one has been systemically forced to stay with them. (Obviously, there are still DV situations, but they aren't as supported by systemic patriarchy as they used to be.)
So much yup here.
Can we take the concept of "thinking for ourselves" too far?... Maybe but it's not like we care anyways.
funny how many women are now stating they regret not getting married, that going to get a job and university was a giant mistake. that those women who decided to have children and get married were much happier.
birth control has been found to drive women insane. that no fault divorce has damaged society. lots of feminists are now stating feminism is evil because of what resulted
So true.
I disagree with the last part. DV is still a silent epidemic that largely goes unpunished.
The thing about this episode is that it’s actually based on a true story.
I'm with the female doctor. Victims of gun violence needs justice and the preparator needs to be held accountable, not diagnosed.
Diagnosis is just as important as justice. Yes they need to pay for their actions, they also need help to try and keep a repeat from occurring.
@@m_d1905 Diagnosis are the job of the Defense Attorneys. The Doctors only concern are the immediate juries the "Patient's" substain during his shootings. A shooting with the intend to kill is a criminal act and the responsibility of law enforcement.
@@kyereCat wait.. Are you saying it's the defense attorneys job to diagnose mental illnesses in people, in instead I of psychologists?
I think they do need to get diagnosed, if only to prevent them for making more victims
No, they need to be diagnosed, as diagnosis helps with treatment even if they are sent to prison the would be referred to a mental specialist or someone who can help them. And yes you are right it is the doctors concern to look after the patients physical injuries, but Dr, Charles concern is his state of mind and that's his concern. If someone shot someone, and wasn't injured and they were arrested its very likely that the police would still have them physiologically checked out. And how can agree with Elsa she stepped over the boundary of professional and became rude, cruel, how can you agree with that, she herself was also self entitled to even say that "she was just trying her best" and Doctor Charles was right.
so absolutely ridiculous to frame any of this as loneliness
Oh for sure many guys like this probably are lonely…but it’s not the loneliness that drives them to this, it’s the entitlement, the misogyny, the lack of empathy, control, and critical thinking, etc. Plenty of people - men, women, young, old - are lonely around the world and are not going around dehumanizing, attacking, and attempting to kill other people for their personal issues.
@@AviKats66 yes, so again to frame this man as lonely instead of a violent misogynist is ridiculous
@@halfmanhalfsock it's entitlement and nothing else. calling it loneliness is pushing the blame away from him
@@AviKats66
Oh if you only you were thinking critically like you said
@@AviKats66 right... And where do you think all that stuff you described comes from?.... Loneliness.
The girl thinking it was her fault broke my heart
It’s so upsetting seeing Monique upset. She didn’t need to be! It was definitely not her fault at all! It’s that guy’s fault for not being able to take rejection.
Working in a hospitals ER I can tell you that some nurses are calm in this situation. Nothing phases them
I love nurses 😩
I'm a shlubby nerd who prefers solitude a lot of the time. I am not great at noticing the needs of another person and I'm even worse at doing anything to try and help them.
That is why I am single, and I'm much happier because I have come to terms with it.
I get feeling lonely. It sucks, and sometimes, you do get angry. But it's not okay to take it out on other people.
I mean I can understand what curry means here. Guys like him definitely get saved from going to prison because of (obviously not denying the important) psyche eval.
Yeah. I could totally see why she got mad at Dr. Charles. She felt like he was trying to rule the guy off as mentally unstable, therefore giving him pills, and then sending him out to attack another group of women. Not to mention Dr. Charles labeled him as lonely, and it came off like he wasn't at fault for his own actions. We know Charles would never do that (I think? He got shot once and defended the shooter sooo....), but it's hard not to feel for Curry, no matter how much I disagree with her.
Again I had to side with doctor Curry. Mental disease can be an explanation but never an excuse for criminal actions.
@@Dragonraiser11 Sorry, when did Charles say he wasn't at fault for his own actions? He was doing his usual thing of learning the patients language, and learning the things he could say to make him feel regret and cooperate.
I don't know why Curry would accuse him of essentially endorsing the patients actions, but it was a serious leap in logic
@@wessltov sorry about that, Dr. Charles never said he wasn't at fault for his actions 😅. I just made a comment about how Dr. Charles said it was an epidemic of loneliness, and I meant to relate it to Dr. Curry on how she could take it the wrong way. I should have explained my thoughts better.
I edited my first comment so It makes more sense.
@@Dragonraiser11 Thanks for explaining!
I didn't think that far beyond "That's not what he was literally saying, and he's doing his job".
I missed that epidemic usually refers to a large amount people suffering from a disease, while the people infected here are the disease :P
I am the biggest Dr.Charles fan, but I didn't like how he treated Curry this episode :/ At the end of the episode, they paint it like the reason she yelled at the patient is that she was projecting her own loneliness onto him and not because the only thing he's talked about is killing her??
No he had to pull her up on her actions
She messed up the evaluation but also the guy won't shut up about wanting to kill her. She should've been taken off of the case so she wouldn't have to put up with his abusive language
@@graceswan4353 you obviously have never dealt with mental health patients
well she did tell the patient to kill himself... like yeah sure I get where she came from but she should just remove herself from the situation in that case
What he did was terrible but she was definitely out of line and needed to shut up and walk away from the room when he was clearly being like this. She should have had been taken off of the case as soon as she appeared to have an issue with this.
“i don’t have have any friends” the look she got by the by the girl who took a bullet for her💀💀
It's not loneliness. It's entitlement, I spent decades with no relationship or partner but I never thought the answer was to harm those who ignored me!
Decades! bro I'm sorry truly, I've been alone my whole life and I've been depressed for a few years now I'm still young tho so I have small hopes still but it's hard to stay positive
After my fiancée ran off I was depressed and cried for a day or 2 but eventually i got over it and moved on. I’m lonely but i have a great family and friends to cheer me up. Some guys can handle being single and others like this guy go too far. Like that Elliot Roger guy who this clip reminds me of actually. He made videos of how good looking he was and how he had nice things and of how rich he was and he never had a girlfriend. In the end he died after shooting a sorority house. It’s awful when things like this happen.
Correction. Things like this don't "happen". They are done. A person makes a conscious decision to start killing.
@@ajvanmarle yes but there is always a driving force that makes people decide to do such things.
@@rithvikmuthyalapati9754 Misogyny, in this case.
@@rithvikmuthyalapati9754 - The "driving force" is rampant misogyny which few want to look at.
@@elizabethjohnson8662 which comes from a mental health issue viewing the world in a different way to the way it is.
That ending got me, about made me cry. I had a similar experience where this guy would stalk me everywhere I go. It got so bad that I got the cops involved and now that creep is behind bars.
That female doctor just acted very unprofessional being confrontational and even telling the guy to off himself. That's grounds for termination. Hospital staff are not there to openly judge you but help you heal and choose a healthy lifestyle. This guy, as horrible as he is for what he did, needs to face justice but also a psychiatrist.
this is a hospital drama. The point isn't for accuracy, it's for a good story.
"I am a true alpha male"
Insert Jeremy Clarkson laugh here
This is the kind of episode that tells me I would never manage to work in healthcare since I don't think I would have it on me not to simply leave him under his car.
I wouldn't help a woman who's injured priod!
@@anderson-gb8rpyou must be popular…
@@anderson-gb8rp i would!😃
@@adaezez8378 And? Good for you
@@anderson-gb8rp exactly!
This TV show is incredible. Even if you're not in the medical field, things are explained in a way a lay person can understand, and the story lines are gripping.
Yup
this show is beyond unrealistic. The way they display their personal beliefs which directly effects a patients care is unprofessional and beyond unrealistic. They would be fired asap or transferred to a different unit.
How do you get shot, save lives, and still be expected to work? Not only that, but have to comfort the nurse that didn’t get shot, but feels “ guilty, ” making it about her?
They really made misogyny into a "loneliness" issue, that is similar to making racism into a "insecurity" issue.
Not sure how to tell you this but most assholes are acting the way they do because of their own insecurities. Loneliness is also the cause of most bullies. Humans are social creatures by default, and loneliness literally drives people to insanity.
this makes me weep for humanity, true THIS is fiction, but sadly such delusional messed up people still exist in our world.
Apparently, someone in the comments pointed out that this specific case was based off of a real life scenario.
@@kindracorbridge6118 there are countless cases in real life, and if you go to Reddit, you will find speeches similar to the one given by this "character".
This is based off a real story sadly.
Based on a real life event
It's genuinely concerning that these people exist
I've met people that are borderline this bad- it's some of the most twisted perception that I still can't comprehend. You have to be a unique level of selfish to even get close to how some of these guys act and think. Everything belongs to them and they have the right to punish people because they are being denied what they have convinced themselves is owed to them by some blood right that has never existed.
Have you ever rejected a woman? Most of them react badly, even if 9 out of 10 men would say yes to them. Now imagine that 9 or 9.9 out of men would say no to them.
I knew someone like this, he was absolutely insane
these nurses better get a raise, why are they working as police, investigators and psychologists on the side??
The term "Alpha male" is cringe. Being a man isn't about having this lifestyle where your at the peak of your life and have women fawn over you or something like that. Being a man is about being compassionate to all those around you, being strong in body, mind and soul. It's about raising people up helping them teaching comforting them even loving them.
Naruto is clever man now fr
As much as I felt Dr. Curry’s side in my soul, I can’t say that she did the right thing. Their job is to asses a patient’s mental state, not dish out judgement or justice…even if that’s what they deserve.
Diagnosing your patients isn't giving them excuses for their actions, it's doing your job.
@@randomperson748 exactly
@@aleviahwolfe totally agree but if Dr. Curry didn't get mad or pass judgment on him than it wouldn't be television. ;)
@@kimberly2980 if that isn’t the truth then nothing is
I agreed with what she was saying, but it was not the time nor the place to say those things. Diagnosing what's going on in the guys brain IS important for future cases, and should be looked into. Improving our knowledge of the human psyche could potentially save lives, after all. Her freaking out definitely messes with that end goal.
She shouldn't have been in that room to begin with. A level-headed woman who is fully willing to be there, that would be fine. But Dr. Curry is a very outspoken, emotionally driven woman. The decision to let her be in there was a stupid one.
When I first saw this and Monique decided to work, I knew it was out of guilt. Then I was like it’s a matter of time before she finally hits that wall, im just glad they were there to let her know it wasn’t her fault
The student psychologist, Dr. Curry I believe; really needed to get her head on straight. She was clearly letting her personal feelings override everything. She needed to learn how to separate personal from professional.
What should have happened is having her sent home; possibly even suspended. Her attitude was absolutely disgusting and unacceptable as a medical professional.
That hit hard.
"I don't have any friends 😢"
This clip really hits close to home, because this similar situation happened in Toronto in 2018 where an incel used a van to ram into 26 people, killing 16. It was one of the most horrific acts of domestic terrorism ever witnessed in Canadian history.
I'd say it's not loneliness, but entitlement.
Im sorry but the doctor is wasting his time trying to evaluate this guy he's clearly deranged and dangerous
Remember everyone, there is no such thing as bad thoughts only your actions talk.
love how the doctor would call it loneliness when it's just male entitlement. love how that man thinks a doctor or nurse has to just accept everything that's said to them. like, nah c'mon
Imagine if the shooter was female and that there is a group of women who think they are deserving of what they wanted. Would you still say thats female entitlement?
That just doesn't come from nowhere that's the whole point that they're trying to figure out and truthfully I already figured it out a long time ago our society is so f***** up in the head like take this for instance we both demonize and advertise sex on a daily basis when it's not needed it's part of life but the biggest thing that makes it not a right is because it deals with other people it's kind of a delicate situation it's built on trust but other than that it's just not necessary you have actual physical urges because your body is telling you that you need to mate to ensure that our species continues it doesn't know the difference of same-sex couples or anything of that nature but we do know this we're very aware of how instinctual at all is and some people like to use that as an excuse instead of just saying I'm above my instincts sorry for the random just saying our society is very inconsistent and contradictory and I guess that's because of all the individuals that are oppositions to each other rather than working together for a common goal that would help the new generation to not be what we are now very chaotic and we're very aware of it yet we decide not to do anything about it we want to point fingers at the opposition and tell them to fix it and it's like not wanting to do the dishes just because it was someone else's turn and they refuse to do it it's just going to keep piling up and I'm not saying nobody's not doing anything but there could be a lot more people doing something me personally I'm just trying to live my life and be a decent person to other people it's not hard at all
it starts out as loneliness then it progresses to something worse, Its paired with the entitlement, it would start out as some lowgrade entitlement and the loneliness adds onto that creating this "women big bad cause they are PROUD so we should ruin them!!!" mindset. Loneliness damages the mind and has only helped his character become worse.
It is loneliness. Dr Charles wasn’t wrong. It’s the entitlement that makes him dangerous that what separates the delusional and violent from normal lonely people.
"male entitlement" lol hilarious coming from a feminist
I feel awful for Monique. No one deserve to live with that fear that if they turn down a man, they would get shot!
It doesn’t matter how lonely a person is. If they get turned down shooting women in return is way to far. And any women who live with that fear I just feel awful for. They force them selves to go with what the man wants in the fear if they say otherwise they’ll get hurt. And that should never go through a woman’s head. EVER. I understand he’s 20+ and yet to have a partner but, that’s just to much
Kinda like how it's not fair that at any moment a woman can accuse you of r*pe and abuse huh 🤔
Heck, even famous people aren't immune
@@tafaragadze6432 Are you lonely sir??
This is reality though. Women are attacked if they reject a man. I remember a new article about a woman being pushed off a roof because she rejected a man. Instead of attacking the killer for his actions, almost everyone asked why the woman didn't say yes or why was she on the roof with the man, etc
Well I’m lonely, I relate to the guy
If you have to tell people you're an alpha male, you're not one.