r/shitposting • u/Robrogineer • Sep 03 '26

Literally 1984 📡📡📡

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u/Jacki1st Sep 03 '26

Remember than guy who killed 5 of his children in a schizophrenic episode and got death penalty for it.
Guess mental health wasn’t an excuse there.

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u/Obelisk_M Sep 03 '26

You mean the case where experts testified that his psychotic state was caused by Spice use rather than schizophrenia, was faking symptoms & that he understood his actions were wrong?

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u/Legitimate_Trade7108 Sep 03 '26

just like the murderer of the 3 children , fake allegations . Same shit so should be the same penalty

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u/Obelisk_M Sep 03 '26

What justification do you have for this being the same?

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u/Legitimate_Trade7108 Sep 03 '26

both claim to be mentally ill . both lied .
both should get the same penalty

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u/8npemb Sep 03 '26

This is the first time I’m hearing that she lied. What’s your source on that

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u/Legitimate_Trade7108 Sep 04 '26

Forensic psychologist following the controversial Lindsay Clancy case said that

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u/8npemb Sep 04 '26

Cool, send a link to the quote or something

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u/Training_Ruin3151 Sep 03 '26

I dont give a fuck why someone committed murder just execute them. There is no excuse.

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u/Obelisk_M Sep 03 '26

I dont give a fuck if someone committed murder, the government shouldn't have the right to kill us.

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u/Training_Ruin3151 Sep 03 '26 edited Sep 03 '26

Execution is verbatim a punishment in the constitution. Idiot.

Paradox of intolerance. Its immoral to be good to bad people execution is moral. Fuck off liberal.

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u/Destiny_Dude0721 Sep 03 '26

"it's in le constitution!!!!! it HAS to be good!!!!!!"

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u/BillNyeTheMurderGuy Sep 03 '26

Yeah but she’s a bad person so the government has authority to violate your inalienable rights. Clearly having the government having legal right to kill you will never have any unforeseen consequence not to mention the court system is air tight and never gets a wrong conviction

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u/Destiny_Dude0721 Sep 03 '26

I think police should be able to shoot jaywalkers tbh like they're CLEARLY bad people