@noicantbebothrd@memeticsisyphus So put your mind into words, and get over it. I wasn't being sarcastic.
Explain your word view on what we should do with violent criminals.
@Diamond95806227@Brianpannell11@Sassafrass_84 "You think they're giving any to the daughter who just killed their grandkids and tried killing herself?"
Yes, they are, miss sarcastic.
The lawyer explicitly said that he is being paid by the parents.
@EnglarBrian@OrificeofOmaha@ryanottawapoker@CarmineSabia@grok Her parents are using the money to pay her lawyer; and her GoFundMe supporters explicitly acknowledge that she is the main beneficiary. They are explicitly framing Lindsay as the victim of a conspiracy.
"It's for her parents" is a lie based in dishonest semantics.
@Susan_E_J_USA@Anthony24418999 Nice semantics.
Her parents are paying the lawyer.
So the The GoFundMe is for Lindsay; and the women, in the GoFundMe comments, acknowledge that is for Lindsay. Why not put a image of the parents in the GoFundMe then? Why use the image of Lindsay crying in a wheelchair?
@infinitecress@95GTFour@custardlake Her parents are paying her lawyer; and her GoFundMe supporters explicitly acknowledge that she is the main beneficiary. They are explicitly framing Lindsay as the victim of a conspiracy.
"It's for her parents" is a lie based in dishonest semantics.
@Diamond95806227@JimMoronski@EndWokeness "Money goes to her parents"
And the parents are the ones paying for the lawyer, idiot.
So the GoFundMe is for Lindsay!
Look at the comments in the GoFundMe. Look at the fucking photo at the GoFundMe.
@skibidimarsey "The goFundMe is not for Lindsay. It's for the parents. The same parents who paying for her lawyer."
Amazing semantics here. The money is going to the defense of a child killer either way.
@TEMPLE_LOTUS@ImBettorThanYou Okay. Let's see the comments in her gofundme.
Also, if you think that her parents are not paying for the lawyer than you are a fucking retard.
Women are saying the husband was supposed to stop Clancy from being alone with her children - when Clancy herself said she was now fine, acted fine, and mental health professionals saw no reason to keep her from her kids
So what was he supposed to do? If he had tried to strip her of custody, these women would have said he was punishing a mother who was going through post-partum issues and a mental health crisis. And based on MA law - especially without the support of the psychiatrists - he would have been very unlikely to win - and would have been considered a bad, unsupportive husband for even trying to separate her from her children. If he divorced her, she would have received at least 50% custody, and the kids would be at constant risk rather than for a few minutes
The line of argumentation is ironic: the husband's great sin was being overly supportive of his wife and listening to doctors, all of which enabled her to do a great evil. And yet if he didn't, he would have lost his bid to strop her of custody anyway because the legal system and psychiatry favors women. No win scenario. He's lucky she didn't kill him. She probably would have if she wasn't afraid he'd be able to physically stop her. No such luck for the poor little children.
@KylieJaneKremer@YourBasedFren@Babygravy9 You have to explain yourself, not us.
Can you explain to me your retard logic on how this statement is incriminating towards Patrick?
Your wife tells about her desire to kill the children. One day you arive at home and your kids are dead.
Would you not guess what happened?