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<blockquote data-quote="dirty harry" data-source="post: 1222867" data-attributes="member: 86934">So to answer this a little, and I&#039;m not an expert but work with teen boys, mostly ex or current offenders and in a number of high schools doing up stream service work...The prevelance and chance of &#039;incel&#039; related violent crime is non existent in comparison to violent male offenders in general. The Tate issue was never a real thing IMHO, no radicalisation happened that I ever saw, either in the prisons, or schools, female teachers had a rough time for a couple of months from gobby little buggers asking what colour their Lamborghini is etc, and quite a lot of these boys were criminalised for hate crimes, mostly for things they said online, but I promise there hasn&#039;t been a swathe of violent crimes against women inspired by online dickheads lol, well certainly not from &#039;incel&#039; types.I havnt seen the series so can&#039;t comment, but to put things into perspective prisons, homeless charities, high schools, probation services etc all run regular misogyny, mental health, and emotional wellbeing sessions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dirty harry, post: 1222867, member: 86934"] So to answer this a little, and I'm not an expert but work with teen boys, mostly ex or current offenders and in a number of high schools doing up stream service work... The prevelance and chance of 'incel' related violent crime is non existent in comparison to violent male offenders in general. The Tate issue was never a real thing IMHO, no radicalisation happened that I ever saw, either in the prisons, or schools, female teachers had a rough time for a couple of months from gobby little buggers asking what colour their Lamborghini is etc, and quite a lot of these boys were criminalised for hate crimes, mostly for things they said online, but I promise there hasn't been a swathe of violent crimes against women inspired by online dickheads lol, well certainly not from 'incel' types. I havnt seen the series so can't comment, but to put things into perspective prisons, homeless charities, high schools, probation services etc all run regular misogyny, mental health, and emotional wellbeing sessions. [/QUOTE]

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