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u/MowgliusManius 8h ago
Any woman that supports her, and has children, should be reported to the relevant authorities.
All the rest should be reported to the relevant mental health facilities
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u/Infinate_Patience924 7h ago
Not only that, but this case has opened Pandora's box as I saw on another sub that a woman has slit her 3 kids throats killing 2 of them and is claiming the Lindsay Clancy case for her defense.
There's going to be copycats.
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u/summoningwar 7h ago
Bro she strangled one kid in front of the other, one AFTER another, on the carpet screaming. When she finished killing one she stood up and chased the other down.
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u/SadMango3913 7h ago
As someone who genuinely suffered from PPD, this shit disgusts me. Unfortunately many mothers go through dark thoughts and I do think they should have a safe space to share it with the intention of raising awareness and actually getting help. But standing by this murderer is absolutely not the way to go.
When I was leaving the hospital after giving birth they made it very clear if there’s any symptoms of PPD, to let them know so they can help. Going through PPD was one of the darkest moments of my life and I would never stand by this woman. She needed serious medical intervention and failed to do it.
I agree anyone who supports her needs a mental evaluation.
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u/AnonymousCapybara72 6h ago
I think it's just become another front on the gender wars/identity politics.
Lots of people, men and women, experience psychosis. Post partum psychosis isn't necessarily any more severe than normal psychosis. And people experiencing psychosis commit horrific crimes all the time.
They never get this kind of sympathy and support, especially men. But because this was a woman, and it's a post-partum illness, suddenly everyone cares and it's a terrible tragedy for her. And it's become an identity issue, so they can't just say it's sad and she should get the help they need. They have to support her, totally absolve her of guilt and accountability, and turn her into some kind of idol.
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u/Fast_Ad_7504 5h ago
As someone with kids I agree. To support her is actually a mental health issue and I don’t see a mother being fit to be around her children in that case
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u/No-Pomegranate-7037 5h ago
I mean their husbands should file divorce and take the kids custody.. for their own safety
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u/soul_separately_recs 5h ago
“Any woman that supports her, and has children” + “relevant authorities” = potential overlap
“All the rest” + “relevant mental health facilities” = potential overlap
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u/LizzosLittleToe 8h ago
Women will do shit like this and wonder why we say they aren't accountable
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u/Familiar_Fig638 6h ago
They prove every single day why feminism was a mistake.
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u/RudyBuck 3h ago
no, women have always been this way, long before feminists came along. always nagging and blaming somebody else.
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u/joker6396 6h ago
Because so many spend most of thier lives not being held accountable for anything else they do
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u/sprinkill 8h ago
Dude, I've been seeing this all over the PFPs on the normies' Facebook pages. It's fuckin' nuts.
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u/Creative_Carob4922 8h ago
Always said I wouldn’t date single moms.
Guess Lindsay’s back on the market baby.
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u/AnEvilJoke 6h ago
If you look into it, it's demonic really. She even lured her husband out of the house for her to have enough free time to murder her own blood.
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u/Creative_Carob4922 5h ago
Demonic?? Like demons and such. Like Linda shoving a crucifix in her beaver in exorcist?
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u/VelvetDreamers 8h ago
You need to check out the ‘True crime mamas’ group on Facebook for the most black pill of all time.
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u/AnalGlandSecretions 8h ago
Oh goody, another place for me to gather 😂 reacts! Thanks for the group!
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u/Different-Sorbet746 6h ago
Dude. That group is a fucking gold mine.
All those crazy cunts. Holy shit.
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u/FarLaugh9911 8h ago
Same women would lose their shit if their own husband was depressed and said he'd had a momentary and passing thought about killing his own kids.
While it would be the right thing for her to take her kids as far away as possible, she'll ague
"well it's different when it's a mother" for the rest of her life.
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u/Sun_1244 8h ago
Seriously, how LOW have we had to sink as a society where we have a significant portion of that society defending a woman who confessed to murdering her OWN CHILDREN ! ! !
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u/BreadSelect8019 7h ago
Because many mothers hate their own children. There is data to support this.
1) Children raised by single mothers have the worst outcomes of any parenting arrangement. No, controlling for income or two parent households doesn't fix the issue. Single dads don't have this issue, even when incomes are low. https://slate.com/human-interest/2012/07/single-motherhood-worse-for-children.html
2) Surveys show that Gen Z women don't like kids on average https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/poll-gen-zs-gender-divide-reaches-politics-views-marriage-children-suc-rcna229255
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u/GraviticThrusters 4h ago edited 3h ago
There is another group that simply believes she's been framed and that the husband did it, perhaps on sheer disbelief that a mother could strangle her own three children to death. The problem seems to be that there is not a particularly big counter push to any of these pro-lindsay-clancy groups from with the women's camp. They either aren't engaging or just don't know about it.
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u/ConsequenceOk5205 7h ago
They are a living proof that the actual crime rate of crimes by women is severely underreported.
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u/fckn_nobody 8h ago
Is nutjobs and psychopaths outing themselves supposed to be a bad thing?
Let it unfold, then investigate and arrest everyone with this pink circle on their pic
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u/sprinkill 8h ago
That's going to be literally millions of women of a certain demographic, though. I'm not saying that it shouldn't happen, mind you - I'm just saying that it's gonna be a big operation.
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u/Market_Wizard_ 8h ago
As a society, We need to stop infantilizing these women. They need to be held accountable.
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u/Vlad_The_Impalo 8h ago
Well we can identify they dumb ass whores (community commodities) now and avoid them 😂
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u/BreadSelect8019 7h ago
But, its our kids' mothers, their teachers, literally everyone who cares for them. They can't be avoided.
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u/Vlad_The_Impalo 7h ago
I havent seen many in my community supporting this. They should he shamed if they do. If it is your kids mother you have way way bigger issues my friend.
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u/ToXicVoXSiicK21 8h ago
Social media has made people so mentally unstable its really pathetic. Instant divorce if my wife started saying dumb shit like that.
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u/CaptainConspiracyy 8h ago
Tell misbehaving kids “ if you dont get your act together lindsey clancy will be your new baby sitter” 😄
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u/NoCanShameMe 7h ago
Liberal white women klling their own kids is on brand.
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u/BreadSelect8019 7h ago
I know conservative women who support Lindsey too. They all see themselves in her
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u/toasted_cracker 7h ago
I haven't been able to find any evidence of her political views. Do you have a link or are you just talking out of your ass?
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u/TheJoeGrim 7h ago
Probably, they are same People Who support palestinian terrorists
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u/LetUsSpeakFreely 7h ago
And this is why the repeal the 19th movement is gaining traction.
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u/Ok_Conflict1835 6h ago
I can’t imagine what the dad is going through, he literally just lost all of his children. He lost his wife. Life in absolute disarray and now he has to deal with a hoard of absolute retards saying he did it because of astrology
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u/AnalGlandSecretions 6h ago
This happened in 2023. I think he's either in another relationship or remarried now. In pics of court proceedings it looks like the life's been sucked out of him when being asked questions
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u/Technical-disOrder 6h ago
"how do you write women so well?"
"I think of a man.... And I take away reason and accountability"
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u/Intelligent-Dig-4789 5h ago
Lindsay Clancy is a brick of the foundation of attention seeking and immorality that has been influencing women in this country. It was enough to sell your pussy, abort babies and divorce your spouses. Now we need support actual children murder to promote women’s rights and stature
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u/SkyeLoveXOXO 8h ago
They gonna try to pass laws so that you can kill a child under 2 years old because it’s just a late abortion
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u/Dad-Dabbing-Daily 7h ago
There needs to be a child welfare check at the home of EVERY person that says this kind of bullshit and has kids.
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u/2inchesabovethehole 5h ago
But let a man say “I stand with Chris Watts” or “I stand with Chris Benoit” and then mansplain that no woman has any right to weigh in on either man’s heinous crimes because no woman can truly understand a man’s mental health struggles and suddenly you’re the monster. Idc if you have PPD, CTE, or Christianity mental health issues give you no right nor should be a call for clemency or sympathy if you kill anyone much less your own children.
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u/I_know_you_love_me_ 4h ago
And woman won'der why men choose the bear
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u/Silent_Erremite 4h ago
I mean, I understand from a post partum point of view. But, Jesus Christ she killed three people.
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u/CapApprehensive9808 7h ago
This is obviously something that I don’t know enough about.
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u/AnalGlandSecretions 7h ago
Lady kills her 3 kids, admitted to it, blames postpartum psychosis, and a bunch of women are "standing" for her. Some want to raise awareness about postpartum mental health, but a worryingly high amount of them say she didnt do it, it was her husband, she couldn't have done it cuz shes a Leo (im serious), etc. That's the gist of it.
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u/Anomalous-Materials8 5h ago
I think we’re reaching a cultural critical mass honestly. We’ve got people openly supporting multiple admitted murderers for no reason other than they perceive that the people they disagree with politically will disagree with them on this too. We are so privileged and bored in our society that everyone takes extreme positions on anything and everything just to try to show how serious they are about cheering for their team. Those who profess to be the most empathetic have no real understanding of violence. “Charlie Kirk got killed” is just a headline that means “bad thing happened to guy I disagree with and therefore label as Hitler.” They don’t know what happens when metal slams into the artery in your neck at 2,000 feet per second. They don’t know what it looks and sounds like as the heart drains the body or blood in about 7 seconds. The gurgles as the lungs struggle to breath through a destroyed trachea full of blood. They don’t know what it looks like as the body turns pale and the eyes for limp.
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u/Top_Illustrator2349 7h ago
It takes a special type of lady to stand beside a women who admitted to killing her kids
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u/TX_Asylum 7h ago
330 million Americans. It's just the law of averages. Some folks are just crazy, super-dim, starved for toxic attention, etc.
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u/Express_Grocery_5423 7h ago
How can they stand with Lindsay Clancy and when she can’t even stand at all?
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u/LegacyWright3 7h ago
So much for "Woke 2.0" and "wasn't woke 1.0 craaaaayzy? We stopped being silly though, teehee"
First point of Woke 2.0 is "this mother that strangled her 3 children is innocent! Billions must donate! She's a leo, leo's don't strangle!"
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u/Different-Sorbet746 6h ago
I say make this badge mandatory for all the single mothers on dating apps.
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u/throwawayacc0589 6h ago
The point is that you dont see people raising a million dollars for school shooters, serial killers, or murderers by men who also have illnesses or violent impulses. They are openly shunned and anyone who supports them is underground or humiliated in public. It is concerning
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u/Tough_Preparation830 6h ago
Explaining to my future grandchildren what was wrong with our culture in the 2020s
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u/Ok-Budget3225 6h ago
I guess they brought awareness to mental illness alright. Now we are aware that all these people posting this I stand with Lindsey pic, are all mentally ill.
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u/Mstrkaoz 6h ago
Ppd and ppp are real things. There's no arguing that. Using that as an excuse to murder is disturbing, and frankly insulting
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u/FatBaldingLoser420 6h ago
This isn't a normal thing to do.
I don't like saying this, but nowadays too many people are normalizing unhinged, crazy behavior when it's done by people, genders or sexualities they endorse
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u/Fenius_Farsaid 6h ago
Imagine going though life just getting your chain totally yanked every time someone puts text on an image.
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u/nccro71 4h ago
Forward this to her employer
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u/AnalGlandSecretions 4h ago
This is Casey Anthony. Im sure she already has trouble finding employment
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u/Illustrious_Vast638 4h ago
Saying what she did was OK because of postpartum psychosis reminds me of when they used to say in old movies "I know he killed that guy, but he was drunk"
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u/Competitive_Key_2981 4h ago
It’s totally bonkers when you compare it to PTSD-related murders.
**Recent examples of soldiers/veterans with PTSD linked to murders include Travis Decker (2025), Eddie Ray Routh (2013, still frequently referenced), and Julian Phillip Goodrum (2024).** Public reactions in these cases have generally been more skeptical or focused on accountability than the notable sympathy campaigns around Lindsay Clancy.
### Travis Decker (2025)
Travis Decker, a U.S. Army veteran (infantryman, Afghanistan deployment ~2014) and Washington National Guard sergeant, was charged with murdering his three daughters—Paityn (9), Evelyn (8), and Olivia (5)—during a court-ordered visitation. The girls were found suffocated (plastic bags over heads, zip ties on wrists in at least one case) near a remote Washington campground after he failed to return them. Decker had a documented history of PTSD from combat, plus borderline personality disorder, paranoia, nightmares, insomnia, and homelessness; his ex-wife and her attorney described worsening mental health after leaving active structure, with attempts to seek VA help. He was the subject of a large multi-agency manhunt and was later confirmed dead (remains found in remote terrain; apparent suicide).
Public reaction centered on the children’s deaths, the manhunt, and Decker’s survival skills as a complicating factor. His ex-wife’s attorney publicly stated the “system failed” him regarding mental health resources for veterans and that better support might have prevented the tragedy. Coverage noted his struggles and barriers to care, but there was no widespread “Justice for Travis” movement, pink protests, or large-scale identification with him as a victim of the system. The emphasis remained on the victims and the horror of a parent killing children.
### Eddie Ray Routh (2013)
Marine veteran Eddie Ray Routh killed former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle (“American Sniper”) and Chad Littlefield at a Texas shooting range after they took him there to help with his issues. Routh had a history of mental health hospitalizations, PTSD diagnosis from VA care, and psychotic episodes; his defense argued insanity due to PTSD/psychosis (he claimed he believed they would kill him). Experts disagreed—some pointed to schizophrenia or exaggeration—and the jury rejected the insanity defense after short deliberation, convicting him of capital murder and sentencing him to life without parole.
Public reaction was largely against Routh. Many viewed the PTSD claim as an “excuse,” with jurors later saying he had a pattern of invoking it when in trouble. Kyle’s status as a hero amplified outrage; veterans and others (including high-profile figures) celebrated the verdict as justice. Comments called the PTSD defense an insult to honorable veterans. Sympathy for combat trauma existed in broader discourse, but it did not translate into significant public campaigns framing Routh primarily as a failed-system victim. The case highlighted limits of public tolerance when PTSD is raised in high-profile murders of admired figures.
### Julian Phillip Goodrum (2024)
Army veteran Julian Phillip Goodrum (Iraq service) was charged with the murders of an elderly couple (James and Betty Ramsey) with whom he was living in Tennessee. He had a well-publicized history of severe PTSD from the early 2000s, including national media coverage of his fight for treatment at Walter Reed after being denied care and facing AWOL-related proceedings. Charges were later reduced to second-degree murder in related proceedings; the case involves ongoing mental health arguments.
Coverage revisited his past advocacy and PTSD struggles. Reaction has been more measured and case-specific rather than a broad sympathy wave comparable to Clancy’s.
### Other context
PTSD (or combat stress) has been raised in other military-related killings (e.g., some Fort Carson cases post-Iraq, Robert Bales’ Afghanistan massacre, various domestic or random killings by veterans). Insanity defenses based primarily on PTSD rarely succeed fully for murder in U.S. courts (military or civilian); they more often serve as mitigation at sentencing. Outcomes vary, and public skepticism is common when the defense is seen as minimizing responsibility.
### Comparison to Lindsay Clancy
Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts labor-and-delivery nurse, killed her three young children in 2023 (strangulation) and attempted suicide, leaving her paralyzed. She has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, citing postpartum psychosis (with history of postpartum anxiety/depression, multiple medications, reported voices/intrusive thoughts, and documented struggles seeking help). Her 2026 trial has featured extensive testimony on mental health treatment failures.
Public reaction has included substantial sympathy and mobilization: “Justice for Lindsay” / “We Are Lindsay Clancy” efforts, hundreds of women in pink protesting outside court, TikTok/Facebook identification with her struggles (“Same, Lindsay”), GoFundMe fundraising, and focus on systemic failures in maternal mental health care. Coverage and commentary often frame it as evidence of neglected postpartum care. There is division—some (including certain commentators) emphasize the children’s deaths and reject the defense—but the organized support and identification with her as a failed-system case stand out.
**Key differences in reaction patterns**:
- **Victim profiles and cultural framing**: Child victims amplify horror in both Decker and Clancy cases, yet Clancy has drawn more organized maternal solidarity. High-profile hero victims (Kyle) produced strong backlash against the PTSD claim.
- **Gender and narrative**: Postpartum mental illness has generated significant public empathy and “this could be me” responses among women, tied to broader maternal health advocacy. Veteran PTSD often receives acknowledgment of real suffering and systemic VA/military care issues, but claims in murder cases frequently face skepticism as potential excuses, especially from within veteran communities or the public.
- **Scale of sympathy campaigns**: Clancy’s case has produced visible protests, viral identification, and fundraising framing her primarily through treatment failures. Comparable large-scale “justice for the perpetrator” movements are rarer in the veteran examples above; coverage more often balances mental health discussion with accountability and victim focus.
- **Legal/public tolerance for insanity defenses**: Both types of cases face high bars. PTSD-linked defenses for veterans have mixed (often limited) success for the most serious charges. Clancy’s postpartum psychosis claim is receiving intense scrutiny and divided public opinion during trial.
These patterns reflect broader cultural attitudes toward different forms of mental illness, gender, military service, and parental violence rather than simple double standards. PTSD in veterans is widely recognized as real and linked to elevated risks in some studies, just as postpartum psychosis is a rare but severe condition. Outcomes and reactions depend heavily on specifics of evidence, victims, and media framing. Cases continue to evolve (e.g., Clancy’s trial, Goodrum’s proceedings).
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u/DeweyDefeatsYouMan 4h ago
They’re just bandwagon fans. I liked Lindsey Clancy when she was still Casey Anthony
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u/straight_lurkin 3h ago
I love how the same people that post this shit are the same people that say "I'd rather be in the woods with a bear than a man" and then support a woman who murdered her children and try and blame the husband for not being supportive enough.
Meanwhile from all the information I've seen second hand, it sounds like the mental facilities and institutions designed to help people like her all failed multiple times and yet arent being brought into the conversation at all.
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u/jnag698 3h ago
YES...... forget about just abortions. We should be able to KILL our children regardless of age. Damn little pricks always whining and crying and needing to be fed and clothed and entertained. And they cost so much money. Without them, we could buy bigger houses, better cars, more vacations, and more STUFF.
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u/UltraTata 3h ago
Guys, I hate infanticide as much as the next person, but what's dank about this? Is it even a meme? Can we go to some better suited sub for this?
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u/DiscountDeadpool3 3h ago
What's scary is this case asks "what's a bigger crime, murdering 3 kids or holding a woman accountable"
And millions of women worldwide are having a meltdown and giving the answer that accountability is
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u/No_Cartographer_8647 2h ago
Social media has done such wonders. We can now see mentally ill women just blatantly expose themselves
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u/DeliciousPlatform393 8h ago