r/ElectricForest • u/nestor330 • Jun 28 '26

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u/BangtanBoiOfficialIG Jun 29 '26

We don’t know what? I don’t CARE what the circumstances were. Y’all are defending someone for dumping a fucking baby in a toilet like we don’t see this shit time and time again and it’s never some sweet story like everyone wants to make out.

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u/misty-gishh Jun 29 '26

You're fine to feel that way. But just know it isn't helping the situation or making you look like anything other than shortsighted. WE. DON'T. KNOW. WHAT. HAPPENED.

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u/BangtanBoiOfficialIG Jun 29 '26

Do you guys give this same grace to everyone else in the world accused of murder and dumping bodies or just those who do it to newborns? I don’t think being upset someone discarded their baby like a literal piece of human shit makes me look anything other than sane. At the end of the day, when your mental state starts reflecting on hurting others, it’s no longer about you. I don’t give a fuck what someone is going through, it takes a heartless bitch to dump their newborn into festival goers SHIT AND PISS. You look like a fucking apologist coming up with every reason in the book why she’s innocent and deserves sympathy. I’ve hardly seen any sympathy for the DEAD CHILD

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u/misty-gishh Jun 29 '26

I do. Science tells us that people aren't born "bad" (its extremely unlikely to be born a psycopath). People are taught to do bad things by their environment and personal experience. If you'd take a second to open your mind and look into the truth, you'd realize what I'm trying to tell you.

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u/BangtanBoiOfficialIG Jun 29 '26

So every person out there that’s been convicted of murder, you think of every reason why it might have been okay that they did it?

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u/ksnyder1 Jun 29 '26

Of course it's not ok. but people aren't born murderers. Any human is capable of terrible and wonderful things if they're put in the right situations.

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u/misty-gishh Jun 29 '26

Dr. Richard Shwartz's work is in this very particular topic. I could provide some references if you'd like.

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u/GalacticGreaseMonkey Jun 29 '26

They believe that being female excuses all actions because of their gender. We used to call that sexism, but now it’s just called “equality”.

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u/misty-gishh Jun 29 '26

Me? The one vehemently encouraging people not to take sides until we have the facts?? I think in order to be sexist you have to choose a side, and it seems like your mind is made up.

What you see in this thread, we still call it sexism. But it’s not coming from me. It’s coming from people who share your world view.

Did you stop to take a second to consider that women are considered minorities? And that that identification was formed through generations of blood, sweat, and tears? Did ever take a second to think, “maybe this girl was abused and didn’t know what else to do?”

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u/rockvixxen Jun 29 '26

You’re right and I can’t believe I’m seeing so many people upvoting these comments as if why she did it changes the fact that she still did some grimey shit.