I'm not seeing that at all. I see a guy who seems genuinely frustrated about not being able to find whatever it is he is looking for. Since you really don't know anything about this particular person except for what you are basing a couple of posts on the internet, it seems a bit out of line to accuse him of such a horrible and violent crime. A lot of men don't like extra weight on women. I understand that a lot of people are going to take offense to that, but that is just the way it is. Perhaps he could have a bit more couth about the topic, but that is no reason for such accusations IMO.
What I am seeing in Mr. Jenkins, here, that is the same as what I saw all those many years ago in another man who turned out to be a violent rapist, are…
- A sense of being entitled to sex.
- An eagerness to disparage the character and virtue of any woman who will not give him the sexual attention that he demands.
- No regard for woman as having any value other than to satisfy his sexual demands.
If he's not an actual rapist, then he certainly has a major part of the mindset of that other man who was, that led to that sort of behavior.
I think you will have to admit, that you feel much safer knowing that he is probably not anywhere near you, than you would if he lived near you in the real world, and that you'd caught his attention.