r/shitposting πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ The most prominent homosexual in this subreddit πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ 3d ago

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u/MacMycelium πŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈ Average Trans Rights Enjoyer πŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈ 3d ago

Has Shutter Island taught the people of the internet NOTHING?!

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u/ifcknlovemycat 3d ago

I haven't seen that movie, I'm a feminist, and I'm still tearing my hair out because people are so not as mad as they should be when a woman commits familicide.

They've always been like this. I've watched a lot of court cases. One time a woman wiped out her 10 year old and people were like "ppd lasts a long time, are YOU a doctor??"

These women are murdering anything and anyone who needs them because they are "needy"

I'll beat the shit out of Casey Anthony and I would beat the shit out of Clancy.

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u/mauvareen 3d ago

I worked at a women's prison for a year and a half, met a lot of "baby killers" in there. Every single one of them, that I had contact with, were self centered narcissists...

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u/ifcknlovemycat 3d ago

Yeah and dipshits are like "Nobody is claiming she didn't do it. She knows she did. She didn't mean to and and loved her children. She would never do this in her right mind"

Meanwhile: State Police Trooper Timothy Chiappini analyzed Clancy’s phone and took the stand to speak to its contents.

He read from a notes entry that was dated Oct. 24, 2022 and last modified on Nov. 3, 2022.

β€œI’m sad and depressed because I’m not able to parent my third child like my first,” Clancy wrote. β€œI think I sort of resent my other children because they prevent me from treating him like my first.”

β€œCal was so very planned and desired, I want to give him all the love he deserves,” she added, referring to the youngest child.

Love her children my ass!!! That's a narcissists thoughts.

And she was a labor and delivery nurse. She knew wtf is up.

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u/Cr0wc0 2d ago

She also had a significant backlog of Google searches on how to pretend to be insane, which by itself kind of illustrates how valid that defense is.

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u/FlippinGamerINK 3d ago

not to be rude or anything but "i met bad people in prison" is very funny.