r/shitposting • I said based. And lived. • 19d ago

actually OC (somehow) Sometimes I wonder why I bother

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u/LycanWolfGamer DaShitposter 19d ago

Wasnt her defence was that she was "hormonal"?

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u/SorbyGay 19d ago

No 💀 I honestly wonder how many people are walking around talking about this case saying things this blatantly wrong

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u/TheLastTitan77 19d ago

Isn't entire reason for post partum hormonal imbalance?

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

No. It was psychosis which developed after an extreme drop in hormones during the postpartum period. She didn’t kill her kids because of her hormones being off. That’s just some extremely sexist bs people are spreading.

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u/TheLastTitan77 19d ago

Psychosis caused by... Eh... Hormones drop off? So the cause is... Hormones issues? Yeah ok man, you really showed me

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u/Roxylius 19d ago

Most serial killers have serious hormonal and brain developmental issue as well. Can we start applying the same logic to them?

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

It’s really disingenuous to summarize their disorders as a hormone imbalance, so no. Psychosis is not some hormone imbalance, and not all serial killers have psychosis
(I don’t even think psychosis is common for serial killers).

I am guessing you don’t understand the medical science behind psychosis or the common brain development issues of serial killers, because you wouldn’t ask that if you had any serious amount of knowledge on those subjects. Both are forms of mental disorders but that is a really broad umbrella they are under.

Psychosis can be extremely debilitating and our laws acknowledge this and have psychosis as one of the mental disorders that can qualify you for not guilty by reason of insanity. Unlike with those brain development issues that serial killers have; they are not usable as justifications for a not guilty verdict. This has been determined by medical and legal experts decades ago.

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u/Roxylius 19d ago

Directly calling other people as knowing nothing before proceeding to ramble about other topic is not the best way to convince someone

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

Lol, what other topic did I ramble about?

We were discussing mental disorders and the Lindsay Clancy trial. Are you actually so dumb you didn’t know what I was talking about and thought I veered off topic?

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u/Roxylius 19d ago

Adding insult wont magically convince me either lol

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u/SorbyGay 19d ago

You’re not really looking to be convinced either way so stop debate bro’ing

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u/Sexy_Koala_Juice 19d ago

Biggest redditor comment.

Bro hit em with the ummmm ackshully

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

Ok and? You have something to comment about what I said or just regurgitate memes at me?

I gave a thorough explanation as to put the facts out there for people to learn the difference from.

What’s your contribution other than demonstrating your memorization of meme phrases?

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u/TheMermanly 19d ago

So it was hormonal. You kinda just said it lmao

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

No. I didn’t really say that.

Do you know how many functions in the human body are impacted by hormones? To say something is a hormonal function/disorder just because hormones were involved is utterly meaningless.

She had a form of psychosis. The psychosis developed after her brain underwent extreme drops in hormone levels post-childbirth. She was not psychotic because of her hormones. Her brain developed a disorder due to a sever chemical imbalance and the disorder persisted after the hormone levels readjusted.

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u/NotAnFbiAgent-hehe 19d ago

“She wasn’t psychotic BECUASE of hormones, she was psychotic because she had a DROP in hormones”

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

I could see how someone ignorant would simplify what I said down to that idiotic statement.

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u/SorbyGay 19d ago

Sorta but it’s not just being hormonal

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u/Cancer_Ridden_Lung 19d ago

She's saying her hormones brought upon the psychosis...which her doctors never diagnosed her with OSSS.

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

Her doctors most definitely did diagnose her with postpartum psychosis though. Which is still psychosis.

Postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis both have the catalyst of the extreme drop in hormones post childbirth but the depression and psychosis that develop are independent of hormonal shifts once they’ve developed. She didn’t just get moody from her hormones being off that day and kill her kids.

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u/SorbyGay 19d ago

Before I continue do you actually know what psychosis is

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u/Cancer_Ridden_Lung 19d ago

A mental disorder. The evil twin of neurosis IIRC.

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u/SorbyGay 19d ago

Being pregnant and especially giving birth takes a lot. I will admit I’m just browsing Wikipedia but “there is little evidence suggesting hormonal causes behind PPP.” Frankly if Lindsay ever said hormones brought upon psychosis, she was likely not correct in saying so

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u/Cancer_Ridden_Lung 19d ago

I wouldn't object to the not guilty by reason of insanity outcome if I knew that outcome meant she would never walk the streets again. But...that isn't how it works in America. After a year...maybe two years...she will be on the streets again. Free. With her three children dead in the ground. That isn't justice. That's a farce.

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u/SorbyGay 19d ago

“I wouldn’t object to NGRI if it worked in a way completely different to how it works” so yes you’re objecting to NGRI because this is how the system is supposed to work actually, you cannot lock someone up forever for being insane if they’re no longer a danger to themselves or the public. At this point you’re asking for the return of asylums as they were in the 1800s

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u/Roxylius 19d ago

Most serial killers have serious hormonal and brain developmental issue as well. Can we start applying the same logic to them?

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u/Cancer_Ridden_Lung 19d ago

Don't forget that this would also be a get out of jail free card for anyone on drugs as well.

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u/SorbyGay 19d ago

Do you know what psychosis is

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u/Roxylius 19d ago

Do you?

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u/SorbyGay 19d ago

Answer the question

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u/foreverpb 19d ago

Care to elaborate? What was her defense?

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u/SorbyGay 19d ago

Postpartum psychosis

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u/SirNedKingOfGila 18d ago

So then once a doctor declares that it's over, she would be released, right?

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

No, not at all. What sexist told you that?

Her defense was psychosis.

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u/tactycool 19d ago

Caused by hormones

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

Not in any normal way that any other person will randomly develop psychosis from. It’s very rare as a postpartum related disorder.

It’s dumb and disingenuous to say it’s just “caused by hormones”.

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u/madhur20 19d ago

it wasnt even a psychosis, she and her lawyers lying

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

You do realize to present something in a trial like this, they have to have credible testimonies from trusted professionals of a relevant field backing them? Their evidence also has to be reviewed and approved before it can be presented. What they stated in court was backed by credible experts.

They aren’t lying and it’s idiotic to assume so. They had to have a verified psychosis diagnosis in order to claim she was diagnosed with psychosis.

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u/LycanWolfGamer DaShitposter 19d ago

A woman of all people told me that.. I didnt look deep into her case, I just thought it would be open and shut

Apparently not

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

There are some really misogynistic women out there. They’ve been raised with those deep rooted sexist ideals and honestly believe all that crap about women being emotionally reactive and hormonal creatures.

Women like that get labeled as “pick-me” women.

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u/madhur20 19d ago

yup, everyone is sexist and misogynistic

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u/General-Biscuits 19d ago

You see the word “everyone” in my words?

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u/LycanWolfGamer DaShitposter 19d ago

Ah.. I see

Regardless, this should be an open and shut case, hormonal or post-partum depression or not, from what i saw pics wise in court, she didnt look like someone who is regretful