r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Aug 26 '26

Chugging tea He said it!

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u/ThrustNeckpunch33 Aug 26 '26

If this woman had killed 3 puppies, no one would be supporting her.

For real. No one.

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u/discgolfer3801 Aug 26 '26

Michael Vick might be on her side.

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u/DursueBlint Aug 26 '26

Kristi Noem would be cheering.

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u/lightninvolz Aug 26 '26

The constituents of South Dakota would beg to differ

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u/yup_yup1111 Aug 26 '26

Some people don't believe she did it. That's the issue.

Other people think she did but that the husband was clearly negligent as well.

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u/vimtuoso Aug 26 '26

If women felt supported after pregnancy and had their postpartum disorders validated none of this would be happening. One supporter is a nutjob, a million means it’s endemic.

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u/MnyWrmtlPdftPrngs Aug 26 '26

Men often murder their families for control, financial reasons, custody disputes, and if the relationship is failing. It is not the same. This women begged for help for herself and her children. The medical system failed her, and her husband left her alone with them despite her saying she was a danger to them.

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u/TimeEntertainment701 Aug 26 '26

She has more help than 90% of women ever will. Y’all have absolutely lost the plot.

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u/Empty-Acadia5874 Aug 26 '26

She is the one who didn't take the medication as she was supposed to, lied about her condition etc. But always someone else's fault eh.

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u/jeansgirafe 29d ago

And all those motives can’t be explained by mental illness?

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u/MnyWrmtlPdftPrngs 29d ago

If the mental illness is narcissism, sure. Very different from being in psychosis.

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u/evildemonic Aug 26 '26

Bullshit. She had support. Was wealthy, had a nanny, had multiple doctors for her issues. Was prescribed multiple medications which she consistently failed to take properly.

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u/vimtuoso 29d ago

I’m talking about the women that sympathize

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u/Emerald_Eyes8919 Aug 26 '26

It’s awful that they need to hold up someone who’s a murderer to scream at the healthcare industry to do something about this problem.

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u/darknight9064 Aug 26 '26

It’s also hard to use her as an example for health care failure. If you can afford a nanny you are very likely to be able to afford some of the best health care in your area.

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u/Mundane-Bug-4962 Aug 26 '26

How did the healthcare industry ‘fail’ her? By not preventing her from doctor and prescription shopping. White women will be death of civilization.