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To be fair, the school was doing something. He was about to be fired and lose his PhD program, and that was in the works before the murders.It's so frustrating. Signs were right there flashing away, even the professor saw them and yet nothing was done.
Something major needs to be put in place for parents, educators et al. Someone mentioned in here the British series 'Adolescence' and how good it is at tackling the subject of incel behaviours. Parliament have stated that it will be shown in schools across the country, which is a great start but it doesn't mean a thing when the authorities don't do anything about it! The professor who clocked IT's behaviours was likely stuck between a brick and a hard place because they felt in their gut that something was wrong but if they went to the authorities, what would happen?!
I'm babbling but things NEED to change. I'm not saying that every weirdo out there is an incel capable of violent behaviour, or a future killer, but there are warning signs that CAN be seen, especially when it comes to inceldom, and people should be able to report such behaviours and have them taken seriously by the authorities.
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