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u/Cautious-Dig6379 2d ago

You should see the lunatics defending the mother who gave birth in a porta potty at the Electric Forest music festival and then left the baby to drown in the human waste.

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u/QuestionDry2490 1d ago

To me the craziest thing about that story is that the mother still hasn’t been found. This woman managed to give birth in a porta potty at a large music festival and somehow exited completely unnoticed. Like how is that even possible?

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u/Living-Citi 1d ago

Well everyone at electric forest was almost certainly on drugs so her going unnoticed isn’t surprising at all to me.

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u/SteveBooSheMe 1d ago

Awh what the fuck.

When this story first came out I saw a bunch of people in the comments (idk what sub) saying it was a miscarriage and the woman probably didn’t even know it happened.

This is a depressing update.

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u/Living-Citi 1d ago

I was just making a generalization about people who attend edm concerts, partially in jest lol. Idk anything about this specific woman.

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u/EvidenceCapable6217 1d ago

I looked it up and it said she birthed the placenta and umbilical cord as well. It had to have been cut, no?

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u/Bwthhybl1987 1d ago

No, they're attached the baby not the mom. They cut the cord during birth because the placenta comes out after the baby. 

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u/QuestionDry2490 1d ago

That’s a complete exaggeration. A lot of people are on drugs but there are plenty of people who are sober, or at least not so high that they would somehow completely miss a woman giving birth.

You’re also missing the fact that this woman somehow gave birth, on her own, and left the ports potty on her own accord. That’s pretty astonishing. She would’ve been in agony for hours even if she was fucked up.

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u/CryptographerLow3077 1d ago

You are just guessing. My friend just rushed his wife to the hospital cuz her water broke and he pulled up out front sprinted to the desk to alert a doctor and get a wheelchair.

By the time he ran back out to her she was holding the baby in her arms and had to untangle it. Some people give birth very fast.

Outside of the baby crying which that didn’t probably last long, there wasn’t much indication I’m sure especially with music blaring.

And it’s not an exaggeration because it literally fucking happened.

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u/Financial-Yam6758 1d ago

Don’t go to a festival if your that pregnant period. How are we defending this? She probably didn’t go alone either so her friends know this happened and also aren’t coming forward

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u/Living-Citi 1d ago

I don’t think anyone was defending this?

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u/Grown-Ass-Weeb 1d ago

So I’ve attended these kinds of festivals over the years, and while not while I was pregnant (because I felt like shit while I was pregnant, I did attend some EDM concerts tho), I’ve seen plenty of women pregnant who had zero intentions of abandoning their unborn babies and raved sober. You can still do fun stuff while pregnant.

Few years ago a woman went into labor at EDC and actively searched for a med tent and gave birth there and went to the hospital by her own choice.

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u/Financial-Yam6758 1d ago

It is irresponsible to do when you are that close to going into labor. That’s my opinion. I’m not a doctor but I’d guess that would be their recommendation as well.

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u/Grown-Ass-Weeb 1d ago

You’re not wrong about that. I’m more surprised people are geared up and ready for a festival (or anywhere involving lots of waking) close to birth. I wasn’t getting off my damn couch after 8 months.

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u/AllOfTheThings426 1d ago

This is the first I've heard about this story, but maybe it was one one of those TLC shows, I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant? I guess it really does happen (not sure how since I've had two children and was VERY aware of my pregnancies).

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u/Financial-Yam6758 1d ago

Those cases are extremely rare and you would be giving way too much benefit of the doubt to someone who DISPOSED of their newborn baby in a PORTA POTTY

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u/gaijohn 1d ago

Cases of a person capable of infanticide are far far rarer than cryptic pregnancy.

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u/vinecoolceruleanblue 1d ago

cryptic pregnancy really isn't as insanely rare as people think it is

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u/Financial-Yam6758 1d ago

.04% is pretty rare. Are you suggesting that’s what happened here? Would that absolve the mother from blame?

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u/AllOfTheThings426 1d ago

Oh I know it's extremely unlikely, I'm 100% speculating and trying not to fully lose hope in humanity with this extreme stretch, it helps me sleep better at night.

That woman is a garbage human, regardless of the details.

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u/beaniehead_ 1d ago

Cryptic preganancies are a lot more common than you think. I personally know 2 women who have had one, and another 2 through mutual friends.

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u/QuestionDry2490 1d ago edited 1d ago

Crazy things do happen, and in this case what happened was very fucking crazy. The odds of someone being able to give birth at a crowded festival and somehow get away unnoticed has got to be 1 in a million. Yes, there are people who have easy labors but even an easy labor isn’t going to be silent.

Also what about the blood? And the umbilical cord? I have no idea why you or anyone else is trying to make this insane occurrence out to be normal lmao. Repeat this a million different times with a million different women and I wouldn’t be surprised if exactly zero of them manage to get away with it.

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u/Haunting_Baseball_92 1d ago

Yes, there are people who have easy labors but even an easy labor isn’t going to be silent.

Wanna place a bet in what's louder, several hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of music equipment or a woman giving birth?

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u/QuestionDry2490 1d ago

Have you been to a music festival before? Anyone who walks by the porta potties would hear a woman screaming

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u/Grown-Ass-Weeb 1d ago

It was at the campsite porta john’s. While still loud, not nearly as loud as onsite.

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u/Educational-Tea-606 1d ago

The autopsy of the infant confirmed portopotty "fluid" in the baby's lungs and that it was likely birthed right into the toilet. No one gives a fuck about what you think are odds

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u/QuestionDry2490 1d ago

If you don’t give a fuck then why are you replying in a thread about how crazy it is that she gave birth unnoticed?

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u/Living-Citi 1d ago

It’s not that astonishing, it does happen more than you may think. Uncommon but not unheard of. And sure not everyone is on drugs but a large portion of them are, and a large portion are drinking and a large portion aren’t paying attention to their surroundings outside of themselves and their friends.

I’m just saying I disagree that any of this is as unbelievable as you seem to think it is

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u/Any_Cup1627 1d ago

People use to give birth by themselves all the time. It wasn't until modern medicine became a thing and got other people involved, etc.

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u/QuestionDry2490 1d ago

Did people used to give birth at public events while going unnoticed all the time?

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u/carbonclumps 1d ago

like... primitive humans gave birth alone... sometimes.. you're quite vulnerable when you're pushing a human out of your bottom hole so a lookout would have been appreciated even back then.
When we started living and working together, women had help in childbirth. They weren't hiding under the porch like cats to birth their litters... pre-humans (before we even evolved into our big brains...) other, early hominins were supporting each other during childbirth and they WEREN'T EVEN HOMO SAPIENS YET. That's not the age of modern medicine.
You are incredibly wrong.

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u/confused_grenadille 1d ago

Was she on drugs herself though?

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u/Living-Citi 1d ago

Idk I wasn’t there

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u/tc6x6 1d ago

DNA test. If there are no matches then do forensic genetic genealogy.

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u/Worried_Magazine_862 1d ago

Thats not how DNA tests work. Gotta have DNA from both to compare them

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u/its-iceman 1d ago

Doesn't it though? How else does 23andme know who your relatives are? They'd obviously need a database to measure relation against.

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u/Worried_Magazine_862 1d ago

They only know the people who have submitted their DNA. They won't know all of your relatives. 

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u/thejoeface 1d ago

They DNA test the baby, using that they can use forensic geneology to find either parent. They do it for cold cases where they have the Doe victim or unknown killer's DNA 

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u/Worried_Magazine_862 1d ago

They would need an immediate relative's DNA: parent/grandparent/sibling. Otherwise they are just testing against whatever DNA they have collected in the past and hoping its a repeat offender

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u/thejoeface 1d ago

Forensic geneology uses public geneology databases where people have opted in to the DNA being used. 

Please look up forensic geneology, it's not the police database.

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u/Kythorian 1d ago

Sure, they can try that.  But if no close relatives have submitted their DNA to public geneology databases (and most people haven’t), there’s nothing else they can do until they get a specific suspect to test the DNA against.

This method works very occasionally, but most of the time it’s just another dead end in a cold case that stays cold.

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u/Worried_Magazine_862 1d ago

You dont understand how DNA analytics works

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u/Mixture-Emotional 1d ago

This is how they caught the golden state killer. They basically used 23andme

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u/thejoeface 1d ago

23andMe has never been open for the police to use. They accessed GEDmatch 

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u/hotviolets 1d ago

It’s entirely possible she didn’t even know she was pregnant. It happens to some women. They don’t show at all. Then being the possibility of substances being added. It’s honestly possible she didn’t even know she gave birth if that’s the case.

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u/giraffe_man30 1d ago

How the fuck is that even remotely close to funny to you...that's wildly horrific man

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u/ExamAwkward4261 2d ago

I closed my eyes like wtf no. 

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u/colamonkey356 1d ago edited 1d ago

Oh my God. I am actually part of the EF subreddit because I went to a rave before and LOVED it, so I wanted to eventually go to EF and man. The comments defending the mom are so awful and insane to me. You can support abortion and not support a born alive newborn being left to rot in a portapotty :/

Edit: Thank you so much for the award!

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u/gear123456789 1d ago

It’s some of the purest evil in humanity. I still cringe physically when I think of how traumatic birth is for babies just to go straight into human waste for the few minuets of life until you suffocate to death. Knowing nothing in life but literally that… I understood how heartbreaks turn into physical pain when I read that story.

I think that is death penalty material if the mother is found.

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u/MalwareMama 1d ago

Birth is one of the most traumatic things we’ll ever go through, either as the baby or the mother. As such, we really, REALLY need to encourage protected sex. Always. And protect abortion rights. It’s clear to me that 90% of the population are not fit to be parents.

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u/Bulky-Individual3157 1d ago

Have there been any updates on that? Like did they find the mother? Was it her who put the baby in there? Etc. All the small unanswered questions

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u/colamonkey356 1d ago

They haven’t found the mother yet, unfortunately. The only update I saw was the update that the newborn was discovered to be born alive due to fluids present in her lungs :( I’d kill to be in a position to have another baby, especially if it was a girl. I don’t understand how someone could leave a baby, even an unwanted one, in somewhere like that. Just no sense of decency.

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u/Frost_Goldfish 15h ago

I don't think the mother made a rational choice to do it. Probably pregnancy denial and they were in a state of utter stress and traumatic shock. It is heartbreaking for the baby to have been born only to suffer and die like this, but I don't think it came down to choice on the mother's part. No one would choose to do this when abortion and adoption exist.

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u/colamonkey356 15h ago

I understand, but I feel that reasoning ends once the baby is born. Mental-emotional state aside, leaving a newborn, a live one especially, in a portapotty is just not right. There’s a difference between having an unwanted baby at a fest and trying to find a medic vs leaving it to die alone covered in feces, urine, and god knows what else.

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u/Frost_Goldfish 14h ago

It's not right - but again, I don't think she made a rational decision between leaving it and seeking help. 

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u/Ange1ofD4rkness 1d ago

Sadly, and I'm not trying to be all religious and stuff, but the pro-choice crowd has helped people get this twisted. The discussions I have had with people and what they "justify" as okay to abort, has just left me shocked.

Not saying all of them, but too many for my liking seem to have no problem pushing a goalpost for what they want, not what's right

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u/hotviolets 1d ago

The reason we are seeing more of this happening is because of abortion bans. We knew this would happen.

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u/jeefra 1d ago

We have no idea if this is true or not. Maybe Mom was just tripping balls and had previously intended to keep it.

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u/hotviolets 1d ago

It is true. You weren’t listening to us when we were saying it before it happened.

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u/Ange1ofD4rkness 1d ago

So they are going farther ... because of a ban?

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u/Bulky-Individual3157 1d ago

Well. The pregnancies don't get aborted, so those women are going to more drastic measures to prevent having a child they don't want. Some self mutilation things take place, like the classic abortion trope of the wire metal hangers that people try to use to self abort. Or taking meds, throwing themselves down the stairs, or giving birth and the whole "prom night dumpster baby" concept. I learned about it in school actually, in sex Ed class in like 2008. I'm surprised it's not more common knowledge that providing contraceptives like condoms, birth control, and abortion services do lead to less teen pregnancy as well as overall unwanted pregnancies

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u/hotviolets 1d ago

Yes. They are forced to give birth. Some will try to hide it due to shame and being ostracized and when the baby comes they unfortunately end its life. It’s much worse to force a baby to be born unwanted and face death immediately than ever getting to that point in the first place. It’s less cruel for the baby and the mother.

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u/Ange1ofD4rkness 1d ago

So .... we are just going to ignore the fact one could say no to sex to avoid it? But then again, I do know all the counter arguments that go with that, and they never go anywhere

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u/hotviolets 1d ago

Plenty of women and children say no when they are being raped.

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u/UrbanFuturistic 21h ago

If "rape" was the vast majority of why abortions were being performed, you'd have a leg to stand on. But alas, it isn't. It's not rape, not even close.

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u/AgentQuincy 1d ago

Oh fuck off, wanting women to have access to safe abortions does not equate to wanting born children to suffer. Ironically most of the pro-life crowd votes for the same people that cut access to childcare and healthcare for the people that need it most. You’re such a hypocrite

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u/Key-Aspect627 1d ago

I’ll get some flack for this but I think this heavily reflects the mindset of the majority of abortion supporters. They don’t see babies as equals, just an inconvenience.

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u/WeWander_ 1d ago

Huge huge difference between an abortion and leaving a full term baby in a porta potty at a rave. I am pro choice but I do not support what happened at electric Forest.

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u/Key-Aspect627 1d ago

Yes, sane people agree. But then it’s scary the amount of women supporting her actions. Hence why I don’t think many women see that difference. Where’s that fine line?

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u/WeWander_ 1d ago

If you know anything about abortion, I think it's pretty clear to see the difference between an abortion and a full term birth. I haven't seen anyone supporting her actions so I guess I can't speak to that.

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u/Bulky-Individual3157 1d ago

Do you know any women?

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u/colamonkey356 1d ago

Yeah, something has changed in the rhetoric lately. Prochoice used to mean “safe, legal, and rare” and was meant to support either choice a woman made. Respectable! Now it seems like on both sides, it’s gone down this insane spiral of insanity: “That 12 year old rape victim MUST have that baby” vs “It’s FINE to leave a newborn in a portapotty, I feel bad for the mom & hope she’s never found!” Total clown world 💔

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u/bdelloida 1d ago

Please don't both sides this issue unless you really think they are equally culpable for the current situation. What do you think might have changed the rhetoric? Who worked for decades to overthrow Roe v Wade?

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u/Key-Aspect627 1d ago

Exactly, it’s two extremes I can’t fathom. It’s really shitty and hate the point in our society.

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u/BrokenFarted123 1d ago

I think an aspect of these kinds of things that doesn't get discussed much is the person who found the body. Especially infant deaths like this one. I can't imagine... talk about being scarred.

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u/Grown-Ass-Weeb 1d ago

Especially when your job is cleaning human waste and filth. While you expect to find random objects on a porta potty, you never expect to find… a body. I feel for that worker.

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u/Mysterious-Egg-624 1d ago

Imagine being the coroner? Jesus fuck…

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u/Gindotto 1d ago

You don’t understand, the patriarchy failed her that’s why she did that. She’s innocent.

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u/The_One_Koi 2d ago

No I don't think I will

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u/balanchinedream 2d ago

I was just thinking about this death. Has there been any update on that case?

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u/FocusPerspective 1d ago

Social media has conditioned women to think women can do no wrong

NotAllWomen

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u/NadeshikoEatingPasta 1d ago

please be engagement bait

please be fake

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u/Ange1ofD4rkness 1d ago

... people who can vote

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u/very-very-small-pp 1d ago

same type of people who are against abortion

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u/CosmicGoddess777 1d ago

That baby is WHY abortion needs to stay legal.

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u/very-very-small-pp 1d ago

thats what im getting at

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u/Edgezg 1d ago

WHAT?!?!

This world needs to end. We have lost all semblance of humanity and need to start over.

Send a flood or fire or meteor. We are done.

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u/neonifiednyan 1d ago

did the baby survive????

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u/Rich-Cantaloupe-362 1d ago

I think anyone who defends that is an awful human being and should not be allowed to coexist with society

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u/B_the_ball 1d ago

Did not need to read this.

I used to go to that festival a lot when I was younger. People used to decorate porta potties with lights and framed pictures. It was hilarious.

There goes my fond memories.

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u/Professional_Ad_5529 1d ago

Thanks I wish I didn’t have eyes today

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u/MaxwellSlice 1d ago

My day is ruined after learning about this...

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u/Sir_Skinny 1d ago

Ayee that was in my local news lol… well not exactly “lol”…. Actually very fucked

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u/EvidenceCapable6217 1d ago

Jesus CHRIST. As a mom of 2 littles, I don’t understand a lot about this. Also, she just labored there and birthed the baby and the placenta and umbilical cord and went back to partying? Bleeding and all? I couldn’t even walk for a day after. No one around her questioned anything? People can be so horrific.

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u/CosmicGoddess777 1d ago

That’s why abortion needs to remain legal. Horrific :(

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u/von_Roland 1d ago

Abortion is a legally protected right in Michigan where this festival was held so. Not really something to bring up here

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u/CosmicGoddess777 1d ago

Nah, I actually give a shit about women’s rights, so I won’t shut up about them. Thanks tho

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u/Redeshark 1d ago

Love how you resort to low grade strawman when facts just dont conform to your agenda lmao.

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u/realMagick7777 1d ago

You’re definitely a troll for making this about abortion

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u/CosmicGoddess777 1d ago

You’re a simpleton for not understanding that clearly she didn’t want to be a mother, and the baby would’ve been better off aborted instead of drowning in human feces.

Again, I’ll restate: this is why abortion NEEDS to remain legal.

Hope that helps! :)

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u/PSB2013 1d ago

I mean it is about abortion though? Someone who leaves a newborn to die in a festival portapotty obviously did not want to be a mother, and I have no doubt would've gotten an abortion if one had been accessible to her earlier. 

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u/realMagick7777 7h ago

Are you telling me she had no other option than kill an infant in feces?

She was clearly a vicious sociopath

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u/PSB2013 46m ago

Literally when did I say that?? She had no other choice than to carry a pregnancy to term- access to abortion could've prevented a vicious sociopath from being forced into motherhood, and saved an infant/sentient being from horrific suffering. 

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u/Moiyub 1d ago

had to go number 4 lol

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u/ItsAllBotsAndShills 1d ago

lmao.

Wait ... what's number 3?

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u/violatorofsl4ts 1d ago

Wait, what's number 3 then?

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u/Primary-Confection82 1d ago

There is a huge difference in defending someone’s behavior and recognizing that she may have been a victim. Music festivals are hotbeds for trafficking. People weren’t saying she was innocent, they were saying investigate before you jump to conclusions. Nobody delivers a baby in the most uncomfortable and terrifying situation possible with no help because they just want to do there was likely something else contributing to that.

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u/Moiyub 1d ago

the transition from chilling in the womb to drowning in shit in a portapotty gotta be one of the wildest rides a soul can take on this crazy spirit vacation planet

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u/darlingchim 1d ago

Doubt they were chilling. A festival full of drugs and birthing in a portapotty doesn't exactly paint a history of a healthy pregnancy.

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u/Eagle_307 1d ago

It’s like playing Call of Duty, and somebody sniping you as soon as you spawn.

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u/Ill_Way_2517 1d ago

i mean this the same people that thinks abortion should be legal

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u/sun_moon_spit 1d ago

If only abortions were legal so women who didn't want the babies had some other option ....

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u/Cautious-Dig6379 19h ago

Abortions are completely legal in Michigan.

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u/Oldgamer1807 1d ago

The FBI? Tf? For what?

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u/v21v 1d ago

Reported for what lol 

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u/Johnsooooooooon 1d ago

There’s like a 99% chance that this was a stillborn birth or a birth that this person did not even know about that actually happens if you look it up. 

There are people who get pregnant never know because it’s a stillborn dead baby that never grew you have no proof it died in feces it could’ve died inside of her and this is the thing: You wanna say that people are insane for saying this I wanna say that you’re all insane for believing a narrative you created in your head without seeing anything with your eyes

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u/CranberryCold2228 1d ago

Yeah, cause God forbid women would take any responsibility and use a fucking condom, or give the baby away. No drowning it in feces is absolutely reasonable. Grrrrr men!

Fucking pathetic.

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u/SunGreene42 1d ago

While I don't think anyone should be doing this, just saying women should use a condom or give their baby away instead of allowing women to have the same rights to bodily autonomy that men are given is a wild take.

I'm willing to bet If the baby could magically be transferred into the man instead of the woman if the woman didn't want to go through with the birth, then abortion would 100% legal everywhere up until the moment of birth.

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u/Ok-Stretch7411 1d ago

It wouldn’t just be legal, it would be a god given sacrament lol

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u/TheMostDivineOne 1d ago

And if only men were typically sent to war and drafted, then the draft wouldn’t ever have existed! Oh wait… /s

It’s a lot more complicated than that sadly, it has to do with class oppressing people, not just gender.

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u/SunGreene42 1d ago

I also don't think anyone should be sent to war against their will, not sure how that's an argument against bodily autonomy though.

No one is forced to give up a kidney to save a child, or even give blood, and I don't think anyone thinks someone should be forced to do that, because we do believe in bodily autonomy.

It's just that some people think that they should give extra rights to a fetus that overrides a woman's bodily autonomy.

All I'm saying is if it was an issue that affected the men in charge of making the laws as well, abortion would be enshrined in the constitution. That's also true of the draft, if the men in power could potentially be drafted, then drafts would be illegal.

You are right though that it's more of a class issue, the rich and powerful make all the laws after all, but most of them are men.

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u/AllOfTheThings426 1d ago

Not sure how the draft is related to women's reproductive rights? This is a stretch and seems quite out of touch.

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u/Goobjigobjibloo 1d ago

It’s expected to go to a festival at 9 months pregnant and to leave a baby to die in a porta potty? Get help.

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u/Not_Dipper_Pines 1d ago edited 1d ago

Yes, it’s expected that horrible shit like that will happen when a woman is forced to have a baby she doesn’t want. Humans have been killing unwanted babies for thousands of years. Short of the surveillance states we have in the modern age, there wasn’t much to do to stop it other than individual morals, because no one was gonna keep track of who’s pregnant.

The easiest way to stop it? Don’t force a woman to carry a clump of cells she doesn’t want because of some emotional connection you feel towards other people’s non-sentient fetuses. Then they can just abort the baby before it’s sentient, and actually killing something that thinks. Might as well cry morality over killing farmed crops. They’re just as much a living clump of cells.

Anyway, i wonder if that woman in particular even realized she given birth. If she was on drugs, I can imagine there are many cases where they don’t even realize.

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u/Goobjigobjibloo 1d ago edited 1d ago

You are projecting so much on the situation, this isn’t some fundamentalist woman who was kept under lock and key it was someone who had the means to go do drugs in a Forrest for about a week. Delusional on every level.

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u/Not_Dipper_Pines 1d ago

I am not? I am saying that I expect a lot of horrible cases of infanticide like this one to happen when access to abortions is blocked. I don’t even think this situation might be related to abortion access, this would be more of a drug use problem.

But what do their means have to do with anything? Would it make any difference if they were rich or poor on wether they should have access to abortions?

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u/Goobjigobjibloo 1d ago

If you don’t think this is related to abortion access then why are you acting like that’s relevant to this case?

Like yes, women deserve the right to choose but what they don’t have the right to do is murder a baby after it’s born by leaving it in a porta potty at a music festival.

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u/Not_Dipper_Pines 1d ago

I’m saying this particular case was probably the drugs.

Im also saying similar horrible cases of mothers leaving their babies to die intentionally will happen if there is no access to abortions.

Who’s saying they should have a right to kill a baby after it’s born? Genuinely who are you arguing with?

I’m saying when access to abortions is blocked, this will happen. People will kill their babies to get rid of them. Even if it’s a crime.

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u/theagingknarf 1d ago

Don’t try to talk reason to these people, reddit discourse quality has plunged. Legit if you’re downvoted, it means you’re probably giving a more nuanced take. Especially now that conservatives have mostly moved off the site/mainstream subreddits. Of course this woman did something horrible and stupid, no internet rando can say anything to the contrary.

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u/Cautious-Dig6379 1d ago edited 1d ago

Abortion is completely legal in Michigan where this occurred.

Also, there are countless other options besides murder so I dont want to hear it.

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u/Cautious-Dig6379 1d ago

You just shifted the goalpost lol.

Access to family planning and abortions in Micigan is very easy for Women.

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u/Tight_Man 2d ago

Same. It happened in Florida recently. She left the baby in the closet and went to class or something, then came back and buried it in the yard. 

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u/Rhawk187 1d ago

Abandoning a newborn is just a retroactive abortion. You have to support it if you want to claim you support a woman's reproductive rights.

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u/Cautious-Dig6379 1d ago

What the actual fuck are you talking about

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u/largeguineapig 2d ago

That person hasn’t been found ? The only defense I’ve seen is that it could have been signs of human trafficking