That's quite a different viewpoint on Warren - I don't think there would be many people who would agree, I certainly don't. He's utter slime, an evil creep, and the anger audiences feel towards him is justified.
Yes, Warren was a horrible murderer and misogynist, no Warren was not an incel.
Out of the trio he was the one who had an ex-girlfriend, somebody who he got to date by actually being himself (which is also how he lost her).
People should resist throwing trendy labels like 'incel' around incessantly and inaccurately, like incels are all-encompassing boogeymen.
NotASlayerJonathan also had a date to the prom. Of the three, Andrew was the only one who didn't appear to have ever had a girlfriend. For obvious reasons.
Joan the Vampire SlayerBut did you read the article I posted? It makes a good case that Warren is an incel.
He has a "misogynistic" view of women- How is it any different to Faith's "use them then lose them" view of men? She took Xander's virginity then tossed him aside even though he thought they had a connection. He was nothing but a toy to her and she threw him away when she got what se wanted.
Cause Faith was an unstable teen with no guidance or support system. She used Xander sure, but your mischaracterizing her taking advantage of Xander as ‘the opposite of misogyny’.
Her taking advantage of Xander and raping him isn’t because of some vendetta she has against men. It’s because of the fact that she was trying to fill this void, but ruined and hurt those around her to do so.
I disagree with that too. I think there were instances on the show where it was shown Warren did feel guilt. He felt guilt over April, which is why he ran away from her. He felt guilt initially when he accidentally killed Katrina. I'm sure there were more but that's the only two on the top of my head that I can remember from a decade or so ago.
I don’t think he felt much guilt. I think he just finally realized what he did was wrong and could face serious consequences. The other boys felt more guilt in my opinion.
I guess this is getting off topic but there is such thing as female misogyny and at times it seems to be a recurring underlying topic. Food for thought.
If you thought the murderer was your father or brother, then that shows a complete lack of trust in your family members which suggests there are bigger issues at play in that scenario.
This is more common than you would think. Especially in honor killings. Look into it. I’ve heard the UK never takes honor killings seriously, and one women was almost beat to death by her father and brothers. Cops didn’t care. It’s heartbreaking.
Granted her family was questionable from the start, but many women are unaware until it’s happening to them.
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