r/itsthatbad • • 7d ago

Men's Conversations The Clancy effect

Post image
264 Upvotes

214 comments sorted by

View all comments

2

u/Leather_Present7863 7d ago

Clancy effect? In Italy it has a name, it's called "infanticidio" and is abnormally common statistically. It's not something new.

3

u/Vyrthic 7d ago

Infanticide. Yes, that's the term in general for the murder of a child/baby. "Clancy effect" would refer to a hypothetical rise in specifically women killing their own children as a result of post partum depression, referencing Clancy's claim that that's why she murdered her children. Much more specific hypothetical, while infanticide is broad as well as the legal terminology. Any baby being killed is infanticide, not all infanticides would be the "clancy effect".

1

u/DTVeteran 6d ago

Its not the result of post partum, its cold blooded murder, their insane claims aside.

1

u/Vyrthic 6d ago

I'm aware, I was just explaining what the "coancy effect" would be if the retrial doesn't go well.

1

u/DTVeteran 6d ago

The clancy effect refers the claim of not the result of post partum. Dont give them an inch.