VEM AÍ? Taylor Swift usou um colar chamado “Angel Hair” no jogo dos Chiefs no domingo e, hoje, alterou sua bio colocando três zeros. Na numerologia, 000 é considerado um “angel number”, associado a recomeços, potencial e à ideia de voltar ao ponto zero, onde tudo começou, ao seu ponto de origem.
Constance Fisher drowned her three children in a bathtub in 1954.
Mental hospital. Declared better. Released.
Husband stayed. They had three more kids.
She drowned those three too.
Same house. Same bathtub. Same excuse. Six dead children because a system treated a child killer like a patient who just needed time.
That is the whole argument. Not “was she sad.” Not “did she hear voices.” What happens after you let them out, and who pays for it the second time.
Lindsay Clancy strangled her three kids. People are already writing her a sympathy card and calling prison cruel. Cruel is three little bodies. Cruel is doing it once and getting a path back to freedom. Cruel is pretending history didn’t already run this experiment and lose six kids.
Mental illness can explain how someone gets there. It does not give you a free murder. It does not entitle you to more children. And it does not require the rest of us to wait around and see if the next round dies too.
If you kill your kids, you don’t get to be a mother again. You don’t get a soft landing and a second family. Life without parole. Lock the door. Stop experimenting on other people’s children and making excuses.
Convict her. Convict those who harm children. Period.
I was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) at 21 years old. After I gave birth in my 30’s, I had the same thoughts people are using to excuse Lindsay Clancy. I saw myself throwing my son down the basement stairs. I saw myself throwing him from a moving car. I heard voices. I tried to kill myself twice.
I told my husband. I made the choice and refused to be left alone with my son until I was stable. I did not have her doctors or her money. I still knew what I was thinking. I still CHOSE not to do it.
Those thoughts do not appear, get obeyed, and then vanish. That is a cop-out. I took all the medications they keep trying to excuse her with. I was not well. I was still responsible. I CHOSE to ensure my son was safe until I was ok again.
You will never convince me otherwise, She killed those children.
IF a voice was there, she made the CHOICE to listen. That is not illness doing the killing. That is a decision.
And now the jury is deadlocked. Nine women and three men. They were not sequestered. They were just told “don’t look at the news” and sent home. Several showed up in pink, the same color her supporters wear outside court. That is flat out unacceptable.
Three babies were strangled. This should not be a club. She deserves the full weight of the law.
Were it up to me, that would be public execution.
MicahJo scored a touchdown today and shortly after passed away from a medical emergency!
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As you can imagine, an incredibly emotional scene last night at William Jewell as they mourned MicahJo Barnett.
The rest of the season will be in his honor, as will the rest of HC Jason Ambroson’s tenure.
“He will continue to be a part of our football program because he is a special, special man.”
Here is a moment between Barnett’s family and his WJC teammates.
https://t.co/qZGvqKJtFN
MicahJo Barnett's untimely demise after a medical emergency in today's season opener has left the world in disbelief. It's a sad day in college football history but this is certainly not the way the William Jewell College RB will be remembered for years.
A story that truly defines him comes from his high school day. As a junior at Liberty North High School, he tore his ACL and missed a key game against rival Christian Brothers College (CBC). That setback became a turning point.
In the press conference after Liberty North’s first-ever state championship in December 2023, he was asked about facing CBC again as a senior. His answer was straightforward: the injury set him back, but teammates and coaches kept encouraging him, “God has my back,” and “everything happens for a reason. I’m glad that happened because it made me who I am.”
He returned as a senior captain and produced 1,450 all-purpose yards and 20 touchdowns. In the state semifinal he scored the overtime touchdown that beat Rockhurst 28-27. In the Class 6 title game at Faurot Field he ran for 120 yards and two scores in a 38-7 win over CBC - the same program that had ended Liberty North’s seasons the previous two years. The Eagles finished 13-1 and claimed the school’s first football state title.
At 5-foot-8 he was undersized for the position, yet he stayed home for college at nearby William Jewell so he could keep playing in front of the community that watched him grow up. He was one of seven siblings, a business administration major, and an Academic All-GLVC honoree.
Last season he led the Cardinals in rushing (366 yards, four touchdowns) before another injury cut his year short; his best game was a 150-yard, three-touchdown night against Kentucky Wesleyan that started with a 75-yard score on the first play.
My little Aubrey got to watch her Panthers LIVE in person 🥹💙 Screaming for her. Nothing beats watching my students experience the world beyond the classroom
Luke Kuechly and Thomas Davis pulled up to the '4th & 1' live podcast recording at the Roaring Riot tailgate!
TD also said Cam will pay the tab at Ten 58 if the Panthers win. 😭
How is it possible that the same fanbase who was scolded and complained about regarding attendance, just took over New Orleans? #HottyToddy
Funny how attendance suddenly matters when you want to create a BS narrative. We heard all year about Ole Miss fans “not showing up,” little jabs after The Citadel, etc…
New Orleans turned red and blue like it was our personal holiday. Georgia walked into the Superdome expecting a neutral site and their own coach had to admit it felt like a ROAD GAME — because Ole Miss fans didn’t just show up… we took over the building, Bourbon Street, the restaurants, the hotels, the whole zip code. So spare us the attendance lectures. Ole Miss fans don’t “attend.”We invade, occupy, and repaint the place.
See you in Glendale at the #FiestaBowl
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