seems, happens there too. Seems guy like many had problems in his head
He was an English teacher, a language exchanger, and an escort. Bondi Westfield killer Joel Cauchi worked as a male escort | news.com.au ā Australiaās leading news site
And I thought English teacher cum language exchanger cum escorts only existed in Taiwan.
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Itās becoming a worldwide trend. The dude had a very large Dragon tattoo, so I am wondering if any enterprising reporter is looking for an Asian connection!!!
This reminds me of that crazy POS on MRT 10 years ago. Really sad newsā¦
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you will have update on this crazy Metro person? can not recall anything that bad
Do you not remember him? He was executed years ago.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Monday also told ABC News āthe gender breakdown is, of course, concerningā.
Toxic masculinity is so dangerous.
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Toxic anything is so dangerous. Promoting the gender hate narrative only helps the extremists justify their bullshit. Itās all gross. Even evil. Respecting people and generally wanting to improve everyone, and everything, is really the only logical way forward. Embrace everyone and talk it through, rather than just ignore other peopes points and perspectives. Using one extremism against another extremism. The definition of retarded.
truly, choice usage of Latin there
He was a MAN who targeted WOMEN. It was a typical hate crime against women which is very common amongst mass murderers. Many mass murders were done by incels. Itās 100% the fault of toxic masculinity and misogyny.
And thereās another stabbing.
OK. I get that. Having a penis is the reason, case closed. Certainly no root problems to think about. Well, penile root obviously.
All hate crimes stem from something different other than their race, gender, physical body. Just an FYI. Every single social worker sees this on the daily. As do most teachers and other figures that constantly see loads of different people committing horrific acts. The excuse (ie. Gender claims) are the symptoms of something far deeper than people are willing to discuss. What a shame 
To be fair to gain - a sentence I hope not to find myself uttering often - I think the point might be that the values men are often raised under (for example, not talking about feelings and other such macho shit) might contribute. Not to say itās the exclusive cause, but I do personally think it is a contributor.
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Thatās fair. But, Thatās toxic. Masculinity and femininity isnāt toxic by proxy, thatās my point. He was just a peice of shit. No need to drag down an entire group. I think we are well educated enough not to keep going down this path 
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I think itās supposed to be used as a qualifier for the undesirable behaviors expected of masculinity, ala the above. Obviously some people just see a man doing sth and use toxic masculinity to refer to men being shit, which I agree is wrong, but I think referring to certain behaviors as such is right.
For example, while Iāve never been very macho, it took me personally a long time to get through certain aspects of it, especially the feelings part which I still have a degree of difficulty with. There were things I did and behaviors I had become problematic - never in a serious way, mind you - which I think a better state of mind wouldāve helped with. Being willing to talk about such things with a therapist helped significantly.
While I donāt blame my parents on that matter, I do think societally certain expectations are harmful to men and do contribute, to a degree, to some issues men face with risk taking behaviors, school performance, and most importantly suicide success rate. Thereās no magic solution to these, but working on certain expectations is a good start in my opinion.
To counterbalance this, anyone who uses it in the āfuck menā sense is not worth listening to. Plenty of women are also somewhat implicit in encouraging macho toxic masculine behavior that is deemed desirable. Youāll see girls go on about this and then shit on guys trying to be respectful or friendly for some micro aggression nonsense like holding the door. Thatās not especially common, I donāt think, but nonetheless. Thatās a good expectation of masculinity (chivalry, I suppose, but Iāll just group it in).
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Whatās worrisome is people who are decision makers share your view. As if we eliminate toxic masculinity in some way we eliminate spree killings. A simple, single reason for an act we canāt comprehend.
Islamist terror attacks due one hundred percent to toxic Islam? To an extent, yeah, but there are other factors.
Itās probably something people with severe mental health issues attach to. It could well have been kill another group of people.