AN ULTIMATE SOLUTION TO THE INCEL PROBLEM

This passage is excerpted from Andy Nowicki's Ruminations of a Low-Status Male, Volume 4: On Being Unloved, which will be published soon.)

The Toronto van massacre undertaken by an apparent “incel” in April first thrust the formerly reclusive “involuntary celibate” subculture into the national spotlight. A month later, when some sources claimed that the SanteFe school shooter also had apparent incel-esque motivations, this already much-maligned demographic was subjected to yet another round of hostile scrutiny from a vindictive and dishonest media establishment.

HIP HOP HYPERGAMY: "BUST A MOVE"

by Andy Nowicki

In “Bust A Move,” rapper Young MC gives counsel to those who would today be called “incels,” encouraging shy, awkward, nerdy guys to step up their game around the ladies.

Yet from the very start, the act of pandering to female demands is openly acknowledged as patently slavish and degrading:

This is a jam for all the fellas, tryin’ to do what those ladies tell us/ Get shot down cuz you’re overzealous; play hard to get, females get jealous.

FEMINISM AND INCEL HELL

With the van attack in Toronto last month apparently having been committed by a self-identified "incel" who reportedly idolized proto-incel "omega male" Elliot Rodger, the entire "incel" community is under scrutiny—and concomitant derision and contempt—by the notoriously dishonest and otherwise generally vile Lugenpresse.