Social IssuesMAY 5, 2025

40 Times Incels Got Shamed By This Online Community (New Pics)

There are horrible men hiding in plain sight all around us. If you use social media regularly, it’s likely that you’ve come across at least a few hateful and misogynistic posts. 73% of Gen Z social media users polled by Amnesty International recently said they’ve witnessed misogynistic content online. Half even revealed that they encounter it on a weekly basis. Luckily, there are many people working to stop the haters in their tracks.

Many can be found in an online community called IncelTear. It's basically a subreddit dedicated to posting screenshots of hateful, misogynist, racist, violent, and often bizarre content created by hateful “incels" (involuntary celibates). It has more than 129,000 members, and a wall of content outing "blackpilled incels."

Bored Panda has put together a list of posts from the community, in a bid to do our part in shutting down misogynists who feel they're justified in saying whatever they want. We've also unpacked the results of the Amnesty International survey. You'll find that info between the pics.

#21 ...no?

Screenshot of a misogynistic incel post promoting harmful and abusive views about male dominance over females.

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Amnesty International says tech companies aren't doing enough to keep online spaces clean. “This polling paints a deeply troubling picture of the digital world young people are forced to navigate. Tech companies continue to prioritise profit over people’s safety and the result is a barrage of misogynistic content which deeply affects young people’s online experience. A toxic ‘bro’ culture is driving many young women away from social media altogether," said Chiara Capraro, Amnesty International UK’s Gender Justice Programme Director.

Capraro added that the survey's findings should be a stark wake-up call for tech leaders, who are either turning a blind eye to the toxicity or, in some cases, actively contributing to letting it rip.

#22 Incel: I'm Crying! Also Incel:

Forum posts on incels.is showing user struggles and discussions within the incel community shaming misogynistic incels.

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#23 Twitter Account Is Insane

Tweet shaming misogynistic incels highlights their flaws and lack of effort in dating from a community calling out toxic behavior.

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#24 "O-O-Osaka High Court Rules In Favor Of Same-S*x Marriage?! Japan Has Fallen!!!"

Protesters with rainbow and trans flags hold signs advocating marriage equality in a community shaming misogynistic incels.

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Social media should be a space for creativity, expression, and connection—not a hostile environment rife with harassment and hate, says Amnesty International. And we couldn't agree more. "It’s time for tech companies to step up and take responsibility for the safety of their users," warned Capraro. "Women’s rights are human rights and online misogyny does real world harm.”