So, what prompted Jamie to act the way he did? Well, simple. Social media. Ever heard of Andrew Tate? Or the Red Pill Community? Mhm…
He basically killed her because after she rejected her, she kept on commenting 🧨 on his instagram posts. This emoji basically means Red Pill, aka incel. She kept calling him an incel. And he got more into the media, saw it for himself, and fell into a deeper hole of whatever this was.
Incel content on social media focuses on the insecurities of men and how women aren’t attracted to them, and how they aren’t as desirable as other men are, so they find ways to blame this on society and women, and find deep rooted misogynistic ways to make them feel a sort of peace towards themselves. Many young boys have been a victim to stuff like this, that doesn’t only turn social media inside out, but in real life too.
On average, one woman is killed by a man every THREE DAYS in the UK. (Based in the UK). So yes, there have been men who actually take their rage onto people in public and murder women (not surprisingly..)
On average, one woman is killed by a man every THREE DAYS in the UK. (Based in the UK). So yes, there have been men who actually take their rage onto people in public and murder women (not surprisingly..)
And before you start saying that Jamie’s actions are because of his family or trauma, they aren’t. He has a loving, supportive family. The creators did this on purpose just to eliminate that stereotype that people who do this must’ve had a tough life or something in their family. It wasn’t the case for Jamie at all.
The show focuses on how social media can manipulate youth so easily and trick them into stuff like this, and how parents and family members use the excuse of “well all kids are like this now” just to say it’s normal.
No.
It isn’t normal.
It ruins people’s lives.
edit: might as well also add a point I forgot to mention is that real life pressure leads youth to turn towards social media. So it’s not fully social media to blame for this but rather situations in real life and how people tend to act towards others.
No.
It isn’t normal.
It ruins people’s lives.
edit: might as well also add a point I forgot to mention is that real life pressure leads youth to turn towards social media. So it’s not fully social media to blame for this but rather situations in real life and how people tend to act towards others.
I’ll even put myself as an example here. I had a male classmate with the same mindset as this and he still has it now. Taking pictures of students during class, saying women can’t have an opinion, etc etc etc… all while having a baby sister. Gets you thinking how he treats her, doesn’t it?
Generally speaking, in a full way?
Please touch grass, people.
Please.
https://youtu.be/teMKnxbd_O0?si=oG5F5ANWbOCsrzLy
Please touch grass, people.
Please.
https://youtu.be/teMKnxbd_O0?si=oG5F5ANWbOCsrzLy
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