
Plymouth shooter made misogynist remarks echoing the 'incel' ideology
CNN
Jake Davison, the 22-year-old man who shot dead five people in the English city of Plymouth on Thursday, made repeated misogynist remarks on social media that echoed the ideology of "incel," a movement of men who often claim they feel unfairly denied sex by women or girls.
Davison went on hateful rants about women on a YouTube channel that has been taken down. In video clips seen by CNN, he makes numerous hateful remarks, calling women "very simple-minded" and shallow, saying that most women are only motivated by money. The videos paint a picture of a young man who had been frustrated with his lack of success with women sexually since he was a teenager.
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