@TiffanyMSmiley Lindsay had significant mental health problems, but she wasn’t without help. She had psychiatrists, therapists, doctors, hospital treatment, medications, her husband, and her family. She had multiple people and resources trying to support her. What else?
@CharleneDaniel0 Lindsay had significant mental health problems, but she wasn’t without help. She had psychiatrists, therapists, doctors, hospital treatment, medications, her husband, and her family. She had multiple people and resources trying to support her. What else? 🙄
We've lost our damn minds.
The Lindsay Clancy mass psychosis proves that a lot of people need to have their Wifi taken away. But this psychosis started many years before TikTok...
@USBornNRaised@MattWalshBlog Sometimes people end up taking several medications that may have similar effects. Doctors are trying to help their patients based on what they are experiencing and what they need. Lindsay was also a nurse, so she had some medical knowledge and
@Richzeoli VP is JD Vance is so nice. It's the only time the view is worth seeing—the view is usually awful. I always say Barbara Walters is rolling in her grave.
I hope those who dismiss or excuse this violence can understand that this isn’t political theater. This is real. This is human. And I refuse to let his legacy be minimized
My heart is shattered. Since hearing the news, I haven’t stopped crying. Charlie Kirk was more than just a voice I admired—he was someone who inspired me every single day. He debated openly.
He is a martyr to me—someone who stood for what he believed in, and paid the ultimate price.
My heart breaks for his wife, his children—what they must be going through.
He stood firm in his beliefs no matter who tried to challenge him—and that courage meant more to me than words can say.
This feels like an MLK moment. Like JFK. Because in this moment, we see not just a loss, but a sacrifice.