Anonymous #1 17h

unfortunately not yet but fingers crossed!!

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Anonymous #3 17h

“yea im feeling a lil down ima strangle my three children” get a load of this guy

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Anonymous OP 17h

postpartum psychosis is a real thing!! weird you’re talking about her and not the fact that 91% of family annihilators are men

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Anonymous #1 17h

weird you’re bringing a whole different scenario into this. i never said postpartum depression isn’t real, that doesn’t excuse strangling ur children tho. i hope this helps!

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Anonymous OP 17h

I’ll just double down on what #1 said. Postpartum psychosis is real. My own mother went through it. We aren’t saying she shouldn’t be locked away for the rest of her life but we are saying there are MORE PEOPLE WHO NEED TO BE PUNISHED THAN JUST HER

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Anonymous OP 17h

We need to stop pretending that postpartum psychosis has any relation to hormones because they are completely different things. Psychosis and depression are completely different things.

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Anonymous #3 17h

and you’re still breathing how many years later? you just proved my point lmao, postpartum depression isn’t the reason. she’s sick and deserves jail ;)

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Anonymous #4 17h

I really don’t think OP cares. They seem to be mindlessly wanting only one person to be punished for something that several other people also need to be punished for.

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Anonymous #4 17h

oh right my fault it was the voices that told her to do it lmao

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Anonymous OP 17h

We don’t put mentally ill people in jail that is inhumane we put them in asylums for institutionalization. We put people who commit CRIMES and DO NOT DO THEIR JOBS in Jail when failing to do their job resulted in a crime. You must be a republican.

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Anonymous OP 17h

You’re an idiot OP

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Anonymous OP 17h

Well, yes. That’s kind of how psychosis works. That’s why we need to actually understand postpartum psychosis and talk about the warning signs so people can identify it and get help before someone fucking dies. Making a joke out of it while pretending to care about preventing deaths is a contradiction.

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Anonymous #3 17h

soo murder isn’t a crime..? if that’s case why was dhamer arrested and not institutionalized? dude ATE his victims, that’s like the definition of crazy lmao. and then you bring politics into it like what😭you’re just talking to talk atp

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Anonymous #3 17h

i really don’t care what you think, the docs are just as guilty as lindsay lmao

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Anonymous OP 17h

if you genuinely believe that you wouldn’t have been an asshole to anyone when they said it, you would’ve simply agreed and moved on.

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Anonymous #4 17h

i’m not being an asshole lmao, you just don’t like what i have to say, and that’s okay! that’s what the app is for!

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Anonymous OP 17h

So we agree then. You’re just an asshole about coming to said agreement. Clancy needs to be institutionalized and those medical officials she went to who failed to do their jobs need to be investigated and put in prison if need be.

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Anonymous #3 17h

no, again, idk if we do. if you don’t think lindsay also deserves jail then we disagree! i do think the medical professionals need to be investigated but lindsay pulled the metaphorical trigger (strangling her kids)

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Anonymous OP 17h

the insanity defense exists to ensure that individuals are not criminally punished for acts committed during a severe mental illness when they cannot understand their actions or know that what they are doing is wrong, if you knew anything about postpartum psychosis you wouldn’t be saying she deserves jail time, you’d say she deserves treatment

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Anonymous OP 17h

I think putting a mentally ill person in prison will do nothing good. She’s still going away for a long time either way.

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Anonymous #3 17h

exactly i don’t think OP understands this

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Anonymous #1 17h

treat her in jail lmao, idc about whatever struggles someone has that harms children! lock her up!!

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Anonymous #1 17h

that’s the beauty of discourse, we are free to think one thing or another!

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Anonymous OP 17h

Dahmer pleaded insanity after pleading not guilty. This meant that he admitted to the murders without insanity first he changed it to get a better treatment. This is why he was sent to prison. Please educate yourself on a subject before you say something you don’t know about

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Anonymous #3 17h

maybe the voices told him to say guilty the first time, that’s pretty unfair to assume insanity works the same for everyone #3, smh

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Anonymous OP 17h

They don’t treat insanity in jails or prisons. If you’re going to continue to be stupid I’m going to continue to call you that.

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Anonymous #3 17h

hey smart guy, the point of that comment was to lock her up, i know they don’t treat insanity in a normal jail. there’s things such as context clues where when you take the entire text and break it down, it means something else. the kick there was i said “treat it in jail” and then the context was me mentioning her murdering her children. if you haven’t grasped it now, i believe the jail is where she belongs, not an institution! there’s ur english lesson for the day lmao

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Anonymous OP 16h

You are a fucking idiot who has no idea what mental illness is or how it works. You seem really angry about this. With your level of emotional intelligence and general intelligence I’d recommend you don’t have ANY children. You’re an inhumane person if you think locking away people in a cell without any treatment who are mentally ill is the answer to problems. The most positive outcome here is further research on postpartum psychosis. You want nothing positive from this.

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Anonymous OP 16h

Institutionalizing this woman and getting more attention on postpartum psychosis will save far more lives in the future than just locking her in a cell and throwing away the key. You fucking idiot

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Anonymous OP 16h

But you are being an asshole, you’re being openly passive aggressive. You’re already doing the action just be grown and admit to it

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Anonymous OP 15h

Oh my god how fucking stupid are you postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis are two DIFFERENT things

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Anonymous #6 14h

yes, postpartum depression and psychosis played a major role in how the murders occurred, as she did reach out for help multiple times… but it doesn’t ignore the fact that she did, in-fact, murder her kids and admitted to doing it. she needs to be held accountable for what she did and serve her sentence rightfully so. though, this also shows that the healthcare system fucking sucks and doesn’t do its job beyond just prescribing someone pills and moving on with their day.

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Anonymous #6 13h

Nobody here thinks she shouldn’t be punished. However people with a brain say she needs to be institutionalized and studied to better understand this condition she will be locked away from society all the same but sending her to prison forever will only result in another tragedy either her hands or someone else’s.

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Anonymous #6 13h

We are also saying that there are MORE PEOPLE who need to be held accountable. The OP is an over emotional unsympathetic unthinking idiot of a person.

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Anonymous #3 13h

honestly, that makes a lot more sense when you put it into that perspective. I agree, and I’m sorry if my comment came off as a bit insensitive. I do agree that in cases like this, clancy and those with a similar case should be institutionalized for better treatment so that we can better understand postpartum psychosis related cases. my perspective came from those who were constantly downplaying the situation, and saying that “she didn’t do it.”

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Anonymous #3 13h

srsly? I hadn’t look at their comments until now, and sheesh—you’re right. I completely get where you’re coming from though, and I heavily agree.

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Anonymous #6 13h

No she absolutely did it but treating her like trash to be discarded rather than an opportunity to prevent more tragedy is the problem. Also seeing her as the ONLY responsible party for what happened. The people who say she’s innocent are genuinely stupid.

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Anonymous #3 13h

agreed 🫡

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Anonymous #3 13h

womp womp lock her and other children harmers up, idc where it’s at!

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Anonymous OP 13h

take a breather. they’re not saying that lindsay, as a murderer, shouldn’t be held accountable. she needs to be, but herself and many others going through postpartum related issues need to be studied better to help prevent more cases like this from occurring. clancy isn’t the first case of someone committing a crime due to the influence of postpartum psychosis, and it’s heartbreaking for the family and children affected, but it also shows how the healthcare system doesn’t take these issues—

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Anonymous OP 13h

We can start with the entire current administration and every republican who voted against releasing the Epstein files in the past.

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Anonymous #6 13h

seriously until it’s too late. if I can better understand it within a second of reading a simple comment, you can too.

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Yes the psychologist on the prosecution team said this and the 2 on the defense team said differently. This doesn’t change the fact that more than 1 person needs to be prosecuted for this tragedy. If she’s found to be insane she’s going away if she’s found to be criminally responsible she’s going away. If she’s admitted to a hospital and found to be not insane she’s going to end up in prison anyway. This proves nothing currently 1 person from the prosecution vs 2 from the defense.

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Anonymous #3 7h

why not focus on affordable and effective rehabilitative care for mothers instead to help prevent so many incidents from happening

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Anonymous #8 7h

The care was available. It just wasn’t GIVEN

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Anonymous #3 7h

yo twin idk if i’m bursting a bubble of yours but it’s people from like everywhere on that😭. dems, repubs, third parties, celebs, judges. anyone in a position of power really

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Anonymous OP 7h

I said “start” by no means am I excluding the rest of the scum.

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Anonymous OP 7h

Also fuck off OP

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Anonymous #3 7h

okay i just wanted to make sure we agree😭😭

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Anonymous #3 7h

ur on my post keep crying liberal

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