>>11318
>No, no, Eliot was not a sociopath he was just a very shy and neglected boy who was totally ignored by everyone as if he does not exist.
He received no help from society so his behavior and hate is totally justified.


>Actually he was a pretty good nice boy who was extremely shy, what was the reason why he had no friends

>It could be all avoided if women were not that passive and at least someone approached him, said hi, and offered her friendship the same way as men approach women.
or if I could talk to him and explain to him that he is not really missing anything and the resin he does not have a girlfriend is because he does not even want it.
because of his lack of experience, he was just living in the fantasy world imagining that other people get something so great what he will never have.

>Of course, I do not blame his victims individually but I blame them as being part of society who did not help him and believe that this society is right. Funny enough his victims were mostly just the same unfortunate people as he himself. he was planning to kill few gorgeous bimbos but because the dormitory door was closed killed just few ugly girls passing by who probably would happily date him if he said "hi" instead of shooting them.

“After turning 18, Rodger began rejecting the mental health care that his family provided, and he became increasingly isolated. He said that he was unable to make friends, although acquaintances said that he rebuffed their attempts to be friendly.[5] Screenwriter Dale Launer, who was a friend of the Rodger family, stated that he had counseled Rodger on approaching and befriending women, but that Rodger did not follow the advice. He said in an interview, "I first met [Rodger] when he was aged eight or nine and I could see then that there was something wrong with him. I'm not a psychologist, but looking back now he strikes me as someone who was broken from the moment of conception … You were hoping that inside there was a normal kid wanting to come out – that he would overcome his shyness and bloom in some way. What became evident, only after reading the manifesto and watching that video, was that what he was actually hiding was this horribly twisted little monster."[74]
Earlier incidents Edit
In July 2011, Rodger followed a couple he was jealous of out of a Starbucks in Goleta and threw coffee on them.[16]:87 In a later incident, he splashed his latte on two girls sitting at a bus stop in Isla Vista for not smiling back at him.[16]:100 In July 2012, Rodger purchased a Super Soaker, filled it with orange juice, and used it to spray a group playing kickball at Girsh Park.[16]:106–107[75]
Referring to an incident that occurred on July 20, 2013,[75] Rodger wrote that "he tried to shove girls at a party over a ten-foot ledge after being mocked but failed", and instead other boys pushed him over it. He said that he "felt a snap in [his] ankle, followed by a stinging pain" and "tried to get away from there as fast as [he] could". Realizing that he left his Gucci sunglasses at the party, Rodger returned to retrieve them but the "same people he had tangled with before began mocking him and calling him names, then dragged him into the driveway to beat him up". One of Rodger's neighbors said that "he saw Rodger come home, crying" and said that Rodger claimed that he was going to kill the men involved, and kill himself.[71] Rodger told investigating officers that he had been assaulted, but they determined that he might have been the aggressor.[19][75][76”