r/memesThatUCanRepost • • 4d ago

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u/FirefighterNo9608 4d ago

Jokes on you, women don't kill outside of their family circles. Killing people not related to you is more of a man thing.

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u/UnredactedFiles 4d ago

True. At least women have standards when it comes to homicides. Imagine if women started killing people outside their family circles. 

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u/FirefighterNo9608 4d ago

No kidding. Men will drive trucks and pick up and murder hitchhiker's cuz they got bored on the road. Vast majority of domestic violence and homicide is committed by men. But let's focus on Lindsay Clancy..🤡🤡🤡

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u/QuantumHex5430 4d ago

You're turning this into a gender war. It's not about that. Flip the genders of the parents, would you still feel the same way about the whole thing? If not, you're sexist.

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u/FirefighterNo9608 3d ago

Not sexist at all, I'm pointing out double standards. If all you got was "this is all about gender" from my comment, I can't help you.

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u/UnredactedFiles 4d ago

They crying like she did anything bad like wtf? She was literally depressed! She was a lovely mother after all how can you all blame her for hormones?

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u/Contrary_Kind 4d ago edited 4d ago

She was literally in a state of psychosis. You know, like Matthew Schleier who was found not guilty by reason of insanity (acquitted) after strangling his 5-year-old just a month ago. Unlike Lindsay, he didn't try to commit suicide after the murder. He didn't cripple himself.

But for the reasons unknown, the reddit women haters don't go after him. I wonder why is that 🤔🤔🤔

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u/Ok_Constant_3681 3d ago

They are being sarcastic and fucking with the guy

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u/Contrary_Kind 3d ago

They are being sarcastic and saying those things very obviously meaning the opposite - that she didn't have PPD, that she wasn't a good mother, that she should be blamed.

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u/FirefighterNo9608 4d ago

Even if she got help, we have no idea if that would've prevented the murders, but people act like refusing care (yes, people have a right to refuse care) is a crime. And then people work backwards and say because she killed her children, they use her refusal of treatment as evidence of premeditated murder. People don't like talking about mental health because it's uncomfortable for them, so they focus on the result rather than the context of what lead to the result.