On January 24th, 2023, a Massachusetts mother named Lindsay Clancy murdered her three children. She tied exercise bands around their necks, one by one, and watched as the life left their eyes. Normally, there would be a trial and that would be that. Because, unfortunately, parents murdering children is a rather commonplace occurrence in America. Every year, about 1,860 children die from parental child abuse and neglect in the United States alone. That's an average of over 5 per day.

So, typically when a parent murders their child or children, it will make the local news, perhaps national news if it is gruesome enough. Which the Lindsay Clancy definitely was not, if we're being relative. While you may think being suffocated by exercise bands is plenty gruesome, it pales when compared to being exercised to death, being scalded to death, starved to death while forced to watch the rest of the family eat, being overfed to obesity and dying from complications associated with it, and being purposely electrocuted. All have happened to US children just within the past three years.

This is not, of course, to take away from the gravity and tragedy of the Clancy case, it is beyond sad and awful. But, when five children die per day in the US alone, don't expect exercise bands to make national news. Ever since 2018 I personally have started keeping up with parental child abuse stories, and let me tell you, there have been much worse, much slower-death cases than simple exercise bands, that HAVEN'T made national news. So the Clancy case, while tragic, had no business in national news.

But, the Clancy case DID make national news. And then international news. Not because of the it was particularly gruesome, as I discussed. No, it gained traction because people started defending Lindsay. That's right, people started defending a mother that caused the deaths of three innocent children. A mother that destroyed three lives, three futures. Why were they defending it? Because, apparently, it had "psychosis".

Postpartum psychosis is a term I did no research about for this article, for I don't do research about things that don't exist. The medicasters promoting postpartum psychosis basically say, 'if a mother murders her children, it wasn't her fault!'. Arrant buschwa. Even if some psychological condition caused a mother to kill kids, that mother should still be put lawfully executed. If a schizophrenic man off the street walked into a house and murdered three children, we would all be calling for the woodchipper. But, when a schizophrenic mother murders three children, certain parts of society are apparently happy with an acquittal.

And to be clear, that's exactly what those pink shirt protesters wanted. They didn't want a 'mental institution', even though they claimed to. No, they wanted an acquittal. An acquittal that would give Lindsay and all of the protesters an excuse to murder children.

And who were these pink shirt protesters? Not men. Women. All (or vast, vast, vast majority) women, typically fat, unattractive women with no better thing to be doing on the middle of a weekday than boohooing for a child killer. I.e., "feminists". The same feminists that yell at men for "manspreading" or "mansplaining", the same feminists that claim to stand up for "women's rights" and then advocate for men to play in girls sports and use girls restrooms. And regardless of their marital status, you can be 100% sure that every member of their household pees sitting down.

And these feminists showed up in spades to cry about a mother that killed kids and then admitted to it, because, if they get their way with "postpartum psychosis", it will be an excuse for all new mothers to at the very least get hooked on antidepressants, and at the very worst, well, murder kids. Those mothers are then in turn almost sure to become feminists themselves. Yes, feminism is a virus, a completely unintelligent organism that is both good-for-nothing and good AT nothing, nothing except for making more of itself. It's very good at that.

And unfortunately, they almost got their way, and may yet still get their way. The trial officially ended in a mistrial, but was a single juror, a black man, away from ending with an acquittal. 11 people wanted an acquittal, the black man said no. Yes, Massachusetts is 2/3 White, and the smartest person on the jury was a Negro. Let that sink in.

It is obviously our stance that Lindsay Clancy, along with every other abusive parent, should be legally executed within the confines of the law. Parents are given a lot of power over children, which they should very much have, but they also must have the accompanying responsibility and accountability. You can raise your child in nearly any way you choose, make whatever rules you want for them, have near complete privacy in your home. Just as the Lord intended it. But if you kill or maim your child, if you neglect them or mistreat them, there's going to be a very, VERY steep price to pay in the Fascist Imperium's America. "And whosoever shall offend one of these little ones that believe in me, it is better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he were cast into the sea." Mark 9:42 KJV. Jesus was tortured and crucified by the Jews and Romans, and not a single violent wish did he ever express about them. But about people that hurt children, he says proudly that it's better that they drown.

So, Lindsay must be found guilty, and lawfully executed. But beyond that, we must address this feminism issue in society. While women should have more rights than in, say, Saudi Arabia, they should not feel entitled to go yell at men on trains for 'manspreading', falsely accuse men of raping them, and go defend a child killer because 'muh psychosis'. Women have a place in society, a very valuable and necessary place, as caretakers, child rearers, and wives. But right now, women are not in that place. And so they must be put in it.

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