brasky

[Dilara Gönder @dilaragonder]

Sizin yapacağınız muhalefeti silkiym.

[signüll @signulll]

modern travel is increasingly flying 10 hours to experience a slightly different version of the same globally optimized lifestyle.

same third wave coffee. same natural wine bar. same brutalist menu. same sourdough. same beige hotel. same tasteful ceramics. same instagram lighting.

what a ridiculous convergence.

[David Sun @arcticinstincts]

War has been slowly losing all its machoness and glory since the invention of dishonorable projectile weapons, now in the drone era its just a bugman video game x industrial complex ordeal

Embrace world peace, not because we are enlightened, but because war has become too gay

[Kaguya’s Top Gal @hayasaka_aryan]

Incels are the most vindicated group in history

[el nino del partido @tatvermiyor]

+yurtdışı farklı bir deneyim abi insanın vizyonunu genişletiyor

-naptınız kardeşim yurtdışında

+five guys yedik abi

[Briana Theroux @brianatheroux]

The Lindsay Clancy case has exposed something I find deeply disturbing about the way people talk about women, mental illness, and responsibility.

Three children were strangled to death by their mother, and somehow a significant number of women have managed to make her the emotional center of the story.

My position on insanity is pretty simple. I do not think insanity fundamentally changes the public safety question.

If you are capable of murdering three children because you are psychotic, you are dangerous.

If you are capable of murdering three children while completely sane, you are dangerous.

The mechanism may be different. The social consequence should not be.

Mental illness can explain behavior. It does not erase the behavior, resurrect the victims, or eliminate the danger that person has demonstrated.

Explanation is not exoneration.

For clarity, I am not in favor of the death penalty for anyone. That is a separate moral philosophy of mine. But I absolutely believe that people who demonstrate that they are profoundly unsafe for a functioning society should be removed from it.

And this was not simply someone impulsively snapping. There was organization and forethought surrounding what happened. Methodical, sustained planning is not a hallmark of an acute psychotic break. Planning alone does not rule out psychosis, but organized behavior, concealment, forethought, and apparent awareness of consequences are all highly relevant when evaluating the claim that someone had completely lost contact with reality. Lindsay displayed all of these.

You do not get to wave all of that away by saying “postpartum.”

And the hormone argument is even worse.

Hormones can influence mood, arousal, anxiety, aggression, sexual motivation, and cognition, often through the lens of preexisting beliefs. But influence is not compulsion. Hormones do not mechanically force people to murder.

If you genuinely believe they do, apply that logic consistently.

A man with high testosterone has biological influences affecting sexual motivation, dominance, and aggression. If he rapes or assaults someone, are you going to say his hormones made him do it?

Of course you fucking aren’t.

And you shouldn’t.

Because biological influence does not eliminate agency.

You cannot demand that women be treated as fully autonomous adults while simultaneously resurrecting the oldest argument imaginable about female biology making us irrational and incapable of controlling ourselves whenever accountability becomes uncomfortable.

And stop conflating postpartum depression with postpartum psychosis.

They are not the same thing.

Women experience postpartum depression every day without murdering their children. Using a woman who strangled all three of hers as some kind of martyr for ordinary women struggling postpartum is not compassionate advocacy. It is unbelievably poorly thought out.

If anything, you are giving vulnerable women another reason not to seek help. Imagine being scared to admit you are depressed, anxious, having intrusive thoughts, or struggling after birth because social media has rhetorically bundled ordinary postpartum mental health problems together with women murdering their babies.

Brilliant advocacy🤡

What disturbs me most is how quickly people can look at three dead children and start constructing a rationale for the adult who killed them. If that is your immediate moral instinct, something is seriously wrong with your priorities and mindset. Seek help yourself. Now.

You can advocate for better maternal mental health care. Please do.

But that does not require turning the person who brutally killed three children into a martyr.

Whether someone is criminally malicious or catastrophically insane, if they have demonstrated that they are profoundly unsafe for other human beings, society has every right to protect itself from them.

And let’s remember, the children should be the center of this story.

Not the woman who killed them.

[figment of your imagination @ninimazara]

You will be the most hated if you don’t participate in social hierarchies and refuse to kiss ass

[Los 🍇 @LosPollosTV]

Evil sick lady murders her 3 children

Women in the comments:

[Korkut bey @monopolyDS]

Postpartum psikoz. Eminim kötü bir şeydir. Bu durumda hanfendiye geçmiş olsun demek düşer bize.

O tamam da e peki eşinden boşandığı için çok üzülen hassas adamların cinnet geçirip kadınları öldürmelerine de birileri latince bir isim bulursa? Postdivortium psikoz dedim mesela?

[Peachy Keenan @KeenanPeachy]

Why are so many women sooo angry? They won. They got everything they wanted. Men have never been doing this badly, and women have never been doing this well. They make more, they have the majority of jobs, they are the majority of college graduates, (UCLA undergrad is 60% female), they make more money, have much lower rates of suicide, addiction, and alcoholism, and live longer. They won: they took over all men-only spaces, they took over the Boy Scouts, they ended men’s bathrooms, they can fly fighter planes and be in combat. Marriage is optional, divorce is no-fault, they win 99% of the custody battles, they can control fertility at will, and they can’t get drafted. We are all living in the female future they promised.

[100 @yh_me2]

human connections should not feel like mind games

[_s.a.m.e.m.e.m.e_ @st_louis_stan]

I've always thought it was interesting that a big issue for millennial men was we saw our dads do the 9-5 office life (more like 7-6 really) and realized through watching how shitty it was, how it spiritually drained you, not to mention witnessing 2008 and how quickly men were tossed aside, and as a result so many men this age and younger have been avoidant of this lifestyle, but women seem to be one generation behind, putting an enormous amount of their self-worth and deriving unhealthy amounts of ego from their ultimately pointless careers... though the big difference was our dads were doing it to support families, it's not really clear what these women are getting out of it other than a vague sense of independence

[Aesthetica @Anc_Aesthetics]

You wanna know how I got these scars? My mother was a Lindsay Clancy fan and an SSRI fiend. One night after hours on tik tok she set up a camera to cry in front of, but the battery was dead. I told mommy not to cry and she didn't like that. Not. One. Bit.

[David Santa Carla 🦇 @TheOnlyDSC]

Men seeing the psychos they left their kids with.

[The Dank Knight 🦇 @capeandcowell]

Women filming themselves scream crying while they throw ice cubes because their husbands won’t let them strangle their babies makes the Salem witch trials seem extremely sane.

[Jim @JimJistJ]

Ladies and gents, the Great Filter

[LLONER 🦅🪐 @eyojoel77]

I wonder what fucked up shit I ever did in my past life that I deserve all the betrayal, trauma, disrespect & heartbreak I’ve received in this one