/lit/ - Literature

Good music is driven by the textures
Good movies are driven by the visuals
Good video games are driven by the level of immersion
Good theatre is driven by the dialogue and character
Good poetry and visual art is driven by layers of metaphor
Good literature is driven by the attention to mental phase spaces
Good philosophy is driven by innovative conceptualization

So... Do you guys think people like Elliot Rodger are an inevitable outcome of a feminist society? What is to be done with these involuntarily celibate males wanting sex, lest they turn to more and more violent uprisings. One can at least postulate that access to a vibrant and healthy sexual life would have prevented most of the past major spree shootings and disasters.

Why is access to sex so scarce? Does the patriarchal imprint of social value and property leading to a balanced ratio between the sexes, when men should be outnumbered by women.

Feminists wish to hang on to their genitals as their own limited currency in the idea that it empowers them, but it only leads to social instability, anti-family anti-traditional values (I don't need a man/men shouldn't talk to me in public).

In short, just how much blame could one place on Mr. Roger? Remember, he was practically a child, like most people his age, who aren't afforded as many avenues for the transition into manhood thanks to the intrusion of mass culture, TV, video games, Mountain Dew, etc.