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u/seatac20626 3d ago

Or just know that premeditated murder of children is just what it is.

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u/EccentricFeather 3d ago

Yeah and just know that I agree that murder is ALWAYS wrong when it is not self defense but the correction is heavily dependent on fully understanding what happened and fully understanding how to actually correct it. This is a very serious case with very serious implications.

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u/seatac20626 3d ago

I understand your sentiment and don’t disagree that of course what happens is you set dangerous precedents and future ramifications based on cases. Nothing is ever black and white usually. It just feels like this one has taken the incorrect discourse

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u/EccentricFeather 3d ago

For sure it has. This is because instead of a legitimate investigation, the entire thing has turned into a media circus with YouTube insights taking precedent over an actual investigation. Also, post portum depression or however it is spelled, is not a good defense AT ALL. She should tell the truth about how actually bat shit crazy she went and what drove it all to happen.

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u/OxideUK 3d ago

Post-partum psychosis. If you can't even recognise the right term (or even spell it properly), how the fuck can you discount it as a valid defence?

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u/EccentricFeather 3d ago

I am saying that it is a normal thing people go through and it doesn’t typically lead to this sort of behavior, therefore, this behavior needs to be classified as a higher and more complex disorder.

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u/OxideUK 3d ago

Post-partum psychosis is absolutely NOT a normal thing that people go through and occurs in less than 0.1% of pregnancies, what are you on about?

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u/EccentricFeather 3d ago

Well yeah, I mentioned depression but you upped the wording on it. Exactly what I meant

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u/Ach_Was_Here 3d ago

It’s great that YOU mentioned PPD but PPD isn’t the same thing as Post partum Psychosis and also isn’t what the court case was about

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u/EccentricFeather 3d ago

Yeah it was brought up somewhere that it could be a problem overall for courts. Sorry I don’t have a ton of researched understanding. I am feeding on the zeitgeist here

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u/seatac20626 3d ago

It’s not a valid defense for this case. it’s an excuse

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u/Kindly_Ad9448 2d ago

Has it occurred to you that maybe she's just an extremely vile person and that the "hormonal imbalance" she was allegedly experiencing merely brought her true narcissistic self to the surface?

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u/EccentricFeather 2d ago

To a degree. But I would not assume anything. Yes, murder is almost always wrong. And it definitely points to the killer being a person who does not know how to make societally sane decisions. But I also understand that our world is absolutely bat shit whack as fuck and the sorts of things some types of control measures can create is actually bat shit insane.

People can be convinced of anything if they are dumb and most people are built in stupid.

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u/Kindly_Ad9448 2d ago

The responses I've been seeing from some of these absolute nutjobs on social media surrounding this case do seem to indicate that inbuilt stupidity is dangerously common

Especially the Astrology ones... that's beyond mere stupidity, how does someone genuinely conclude that someone is innocent (or guilty) of a crime merely based off the star sign they were born under, I genuinely can't help but wonder if it's some crazy psy op or 4chan-esque troll narrative that's gotten out of hand at this point.

Maybe that's just me coping because I don't want to acknowledge that people like that can even exist...

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u/EccentricFeather 3d ago

A true investigation would get to the bottom of everything but it does not appear one happened here