124: Envy - The Cult of Incels

from Seven Deadly Sinners · host Rachael O'Brien

Can a cult exist only on online forums? The Cult of Incels proves it to be possible. "Involuntary Celibates" or Incels are a community that started out fairly wholesome born from a men's liberation movement in the 1970s but morphed into a misogynistic, online hate group. By the early 2000s incels were carrying out pubic attacks in the name of hate and posting about it online. SOURCES: cnn.com; thegaurdian.com; noozhawk.com

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