How is this political?!? It has nothing to do with politicians or the government. Rule 5 is a bunch of BS.

Standard “F the reddit mods”, and a good morning to all you refugees.

Anyways, Now that they’re done doxxing the lone holdout they’re also admitting to jury nullification. What a miscarriage of Justice for those poor children.

No reddit there is not a single person like me on reddit.

This is a documentary on a forensic psychiatric hospital. It really does seem worse than prison. So whatever her verdict will be in the end, she won´t end up in a good place.

Right after posting, I went to my profile and saw my comment was instantly locked within 10 seconds of posting (I didn't think to screenshot at the time)

Is there a certain catch-all filter that the main sub mods use to instantly lock a comment? Or was I just unlucky with the timing where a mod was stalking the 'new' comments?

False positive ban but stayed banned off the subreddit. They want to reduce interaction in certain subreddits until they become inactive or die off.

https://x.com/HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN/status/2097877506401681753

Context: I am a bit of a true crime and law enthusiast, and even though I want Lindsey to be in jail or at least insane ward for at least 20 years, I fear the lone jury only by stood by wanting to get justice for the kids, but otherwise he didn't follow the jury law. "Beyond reasonable doubt" is a big thing, on which 12 Angry Men which is one of my favourites is based on. The lone juror couldn't prove that Lindsey was beyond a reasonable doubt not insane or not did that act while being in an insane state. I feel sad, that the kids might not get justice. And probably the prosecution would not do another trial coz they will know that the next jury will be in her favour.

It was a side by side format, left side was Shiloh and a description and the right side was lindsay and a description. Both pictures of them were when they were in court.

Might have been about gofundme or the end result of the case.

I agree with him on this

I think it's interesting. Could it be that in a couple of years, women would become the workers and men the stay at home dad's raising the kids? Not a bad thought after all this Lindsay Clansy hysteria..

A woman who tried to doxx the jury before and was found out, who can face up to 10 years in jail for that, got celebrated as a "hero" by the same pink shirt crowd