Alan Bradley asserts that the Conor McGregor case has become a platform for incels to advance their disturbing ideology, suggesting that they interpret such high-profile incidents to promote the reprehensible belief that rape should be permissible. This troubling trend reflects a broader societal issue concerning misogyny and the alarming normalization of harmful attitudes toward consent.
Bradley explains that incels, often marginalized in society, have found online forums where they can rally support and perpetuate toxic narratives, particularly when controversial events occur, such as rape allegations involving celebrities. These discussions can easily spiral into toxic ideologies which pose significant risks to societal norms about consent and gender relations.
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