Elliot Rodger's Manifesto And Autobiography By Elliot Rodger

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My initial feeling about Elliot Rodger’s manifesto and retribution video is that it’s very interesting and shocking. For a person who is deeply trouble because he think the world has caused him to suffer throughout his life, his writing is amazing and illustrative. I cannot believe how well he can remember all of his memory, all the way from age one. It’s a tragic and twisted life story that could have been prevented if only Rodger, his family, and his peers could have know better, but sometimes things happen in life that have puzzling cause. In my perspective there are a lot of events that took place in Rodger’s life that ultimately contribute to his dire action that left six people dead, numerous hurt, and hundreds and even thousands of people …show more content…

He came to from well to do family, he had parents and relatives who care for him, but he did not think their love for him were not enough, it did not satisfy his desire to be notice or to get the attention from the popular kids or popular girls. The beginning of Rodger’s manifesto is full of experiences and events from his earliest memory of age one to age 12. In his early year, Rodger’s life seem quite well. He has a loving family, his parents were well off, and he has the chance to travel the world before the age four, that only with who don’t have the money can only dream about. Basically, he was living his life to the fullest with the help of his parents. Thus, he has an easy and relax life. Even when his family moved from England to the United States, Rodger has no problem fitting in with the culture or the American patriotism. If I could have his attitude toward moving to another country that would have been a bit nice. When I was around six, my family and I moved from Vietnam to America. It was one of the toughest and challenges point in my entire life. And, he Elliot Rodger could not have been any

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