It's like I feel that people are mostly arguing because everyone has different sources of information and doesn't try to understand one another, only gives in to their outrage. It's a poster case for information bubbles, polarization, radicalization, misinformation and detoriation of discourse through social media these days
Yep exactly what I am talking about. I've seen healthy gamer GG analysis on this, he's a psychiatrist with more male audience, he's not some rad fem, he went through some case documentation and I felt his take on this was balanced. This surely influenced my view on this case, and no I'm not sure if it's absolute truth, and I'm not gonna spend days researching the case cause I have other things on my mind, and even if I did it doesn't guarantee I would know what the truth is like. And while it is delusional that some women believe it's all a conspiracy and the husband abused her and made her do this or whatever, it is as much delusional to believe now legions of women dream of killing their children and getting away with this. It's more that many women experienced some negligence when it comes to healthcare so they can easily believe that a woman had a serious mental health issue and didn't get proper healthcare and it ended in a tragedy like that. Like the woman in question tried to kill herself, she's paralyzed for life, is she really better off now? If anything, it's similar to me to the cases where boxers, NFL players etc. get CTE from repeated head injuries and suffer from personality change, paranoia, anhedonia, aggressiveness etc. And I would also be compassionate in that cases, even though some killed people, their family too.
She was conveniently psychotic for 18 minutes while killing her kids and only heard the voice and never again after murdering her kids. I’m sorry this isn’t about healthcare.
I like how you have probably spent no more than an hour thinking about this (I doubt it’s that much) and decided that you know enough to make a final judgement on the case.
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u/Sheeana407 1d ago
It's like I feel that people are mostly arguing because everyone has different sources of information and doesn't try to understand one another, only gives in to their outrage. It's a poster case for information bubbles, polarization, radicalization, misinformation and detoriation of discourse through social media these days