“I get the feeling you don’t like Elliot Rodger because you’re a feminist, and you believe he hated women which really isn’t true at all.”

I”m a feminist, huh?  You drew that conclusion, why?, merely because I’m female?  lol   Ridiculousness!  Though, you’re right about one thing, Elliot didn’t just hate women, he hated the good looking, built men that were able to have those select few kinds of women that he, himself, desired.   If any friendly brunette/brown eyed woman approached Elliot and asked him out he wouldn’t have even jumped at the chance. Why?  Because unlike Eric and Dylan, Elliot wouldn’t be caught just dating any average woman – even to end his loneliness and lacking sex live – all because he believed himself only worthy and entitled to blonde ‘10′ goddesses. What a snoot with a fucking high criteria. Lower your standards if you want sex so bad, dude.   Elliot also hated minorities too, he hated blacks and asians and people of non-caucasian decent. He especially hated when he’d see a minority male dating, holding hands or kissing a blonde chick.  He couldn’t understand how any ‘”brutish Neanderthal” men (his words) could obtain beautiful women like that.  Well, Elliot, stop being such a coward and try being friendly and approachable, try and put a little work into actually. asking. a. girl. out, dude.  Don’t think the $400 sunglasses and that expensive car are going to win you a free ticket to women asking you, your Highness, out.    Elliott also hated minorities so much he spent a lot of time trying to conceal his asian decent by bleaching his hair platinum blonde.  He used a knife to kill his,poor, unsuspecting, innocent asian geeky housemates for chrissakes.   No, Eric and Dylan dated no more than a few times you can count on your fingers but that’s because they actually made attempts to throw themselves out there and socialize.  They made the effort, at the very least, even though they weren’t very successful.  Elliott thought himself too good to even try. He pouted and stomped his foot when no one -no one perfect enough in his book that is – would come to him and ask him out.  I mean, Eric and Dylan were narcissists but c’mon, at least they gave it a shot and that’s why they had friends and a few dates.   Elliot, by comparison, is the supreme narcissist sitting on his lofty throne and glaring at the world for not doing his bidding.  The dude never even tried once. What a big baby.  He gleefully spilled his steaming Starbucks lattes on couples walking past;  he attempted to shove a bunch of girls off of a balcony with the hopes of either gravely injuring them or sending them to their deaths.   Feel badly for Elliot Rodger all you want but you’ve not given me one good redeeming reason why I should.  This entire argument is lame, quite frankly, and it’s the first and last time I’ll entertain the “ooh, poor ole Eliot who was oh so lonely, you should feel more sorry for Elliot over Eric and Dylan’ ploy. It’s ridick.