Why do people hate Elliot Rodger so much to claim he “failed.”

[Aladin]

Elliot Rodger planned an attack to kill his roommates slaughter a sorority house, and spread his manifesto. He failed on the sorority house part but he succeeded on the other two parts and also did some other damage. And he was able to blow his brains out and completely evade legal consequences.

There are some mass killers who literally get caught beforehand and thrown in jail. Those are true failures.

So why is Elliot called a failure? He succeeded in a way.

 

[Xtra]

he could have done a better job but regardless he done the right thing

 

[Clark69]

Because one single locked door stopped him. If he wasn't so high inhib, he easily could have kicked it down or broke a window

so low t and high inhib that a lock stopped him from killing the people he hated the most, even with a million ounces of adrenaline running through his body

 

[Aladin]

Because one single locked door stopped him. If he wasn't so high inhib, he easily could have kicked it down or broke a window

so low t and high inhib that a lock stopped him from killing the people he hated the most, even with a million ounces of adrenaline running through his body

Did it stop him entirely though?

He still got some kills in.

 

[New Poster]

Because one single locked door stopped him. If he wasn't so high inhib, he easily could have kicked it down or broke a window

so low t and high inhib that a lock stopped him from killing the people he hated the most, even with a million ounces of adrenaline running through his body

Even armed and full of muderous intent, he still couldn't get into a sorority house