@SuzyDark73661@bstokley14 How dense can you possibly be? MMR vax is recommended first at 12–15 months of age and the 2nd at 4–6 years. In 2025, 2 unvaccinated children died and both were over the age of 6. They would have gotten their doses under the Biden administration! 2026 zero cases are confirmed.
@AmiciSusanne@BethanyCherisse So you’re actually blaming her husband and mom for not having her involuntarily committed- how does that leap to blaming the medical system?
Just saying “people should have done more” does not prove beyond reasonable doubt that she was psychotic when she killed her kids!
@AmiciSusanne@BethanyCherisse doctors. She didn’t take the meds as prescribed. She didn’t do the therapies as prescribed. She checked herself out of inpatient care! She made decisions along the way, blaming everyone else and putting nothing on her is ridiculous.
@AmiciSusanne@BethanyCherisse She wasn’t on 14 drugs when she killed her kids. She didn’t, however tell any of the providers that she wanted to harm her children- Should they have read her mind? I agree on the ease of handing out drugs being problematic, but you have to put some ownership on her! She shopped
@AmiciSusanne@BethanyCherisse Specifically, what was the negligence? Can you pinpoint the doctor or diagnosis that was wrong and/or treated her inappropriately? I keep seeing such bold claims with zero examples.
@guardenista@FosbinderRules@LizzieMarbach So how does the prosecution “prove” beyond a reasonable doubt that she was not psychotic during those 30 mins she was alone with the kids? If she admits she did it, says she’s happy she did it (happy they’re safe), and never experienced psychosis before, that’s still not enough?!
@team_dan_69@GenuineSuccess4@MafiaMasshole Ok. That doesn’t disqualify someone from serving on a Jury under Massachusetts law. Did he violently and brutally strangle 3 little children? Because that’s what the case was about. I’m not trying to look to all jurors as moral role models, why are you?
@GenuineSuccess4@MafiaMasshole Incorrect about what? He was arrested and charged, but charges were dropped. That as not the same as “convicted of a crime,” now is it?
@BenStanton77@TheMagaHulk Yes, God forbid this disabled man be seen as a person. God forbid a human be seen as lovable because his genes are “defective.” Opinions like yours are why women are having 3rd term abortions to their imperfect children, because society sees them like you see them: Unworthy.
@kimhansen4hair@natalimorris What else should the prosecutors have shown? It was their burden to PROVE what a woman was thinking for 30 minutes while she was home alone with her children. How is that possible? Please tell me what add’l evidence would have proven to you what was in her brain for those mins.
@sw___xo@SaltySteno What else could have been done? She jumped medical providers, didn’t follow their agreed upon plan, didn’t take the rx’s as prescribed and never told any doctor that she had thoughts of harming her children. How could someone else prevent Lindsay Clancy from herself?
@celestialbe1ng What did you need to feel like it was proven she knew the difference between right and wrong? She showed zero signs of delusions before the incident, got her husband out of the house, and spoke to him during. How else can they prove she had agency?
@QueenOfH4rts@janet420 Except she didn’t talk to him after the murders. Did he sneak into her bed while she was in a coma and tell her these things? Did he murder her children and then tell her she did it and she just forgot that part? SMH
@TheRemnantView@conservmillen I think it’s a valid question. Society has become more likely to make excuses for women killing their own children but I don’t think she’d have the same amount of support if it was 3 random children. Same mental illness+different children = public support would be different.
@SuzieSeeksTruth@raj208 How was she failed? Yes, they pushed drugs on her, but from what I’ve seen, she admittedly didn’t follow thru with many of their plans. She went from doctor to doctor, stopped prescriptions on her own and refused to participate in prescribed therapy.
@SabrinaSwenso11@TowerRushTroopy@HistoryBoomer As a woman who could not have children, the statement that “only women can get pregnant” is not offensive at all. It’s a biological fact and it’s very different than saying “you’re only a woman if you can get pregnant.”