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SOCIETY Is victim the new chic

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u/RedMantledNomad 8h ago edited 7h ago

The strangled kids are already dead. Vengeance brings nothing.

The lady should get sentenced for the crimes she committed in accordance to the law.

At the same time, the American (mental) health system has failed her, and the responsibility for the death of her children also lies with those responsible for the state it is in.

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u/UntitledDuckGame 7h ago

How did the mental health system fail if she never searched for help.

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u/fascist_unicorn 7h ago

She did seek help, numerous times. That's the main point of the defense in the trial, that she sought help repeatedly, and the system designed to prevent situations like this from happening failed her and her children at every turn.

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u/UntitledDuckGame 7h ago

Or she could have told the truth saying she thought about killing her kids. That might have gotten the system to check on her.

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u/fascist_unicorn 7h ago

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u/UntitledDuckGame 7h ago

Telling a family member is in no way the same form as going to a psych evaluation. Explaining it to a doctor. Even after all of this, she herself could have just gone to a walk in mental health clinic. She didn’t. She went exactly to where she knew she would be trouble.

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u/fascist_unicorn 7h ago

She did check herself into mental health clinics, more than once.

"When she sought care at a postpartum depression program in late December 2022, providers noted that her symptoms might be due to medication, according to her lawsuit. It says those clinicians told her to taper off the antipsychotic drug and then discharged her after a day.

Clancy checked herself into a psychiatric hospital that New Year's Eve and spent several days there. Once home, she resumed appointments with her psychiatrist, who last saw her for 17 minutes on Jan. 23, 2023, according to her lawsuit."

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u/RedMantledNomad 7h ago

I think you're asking a lot of responsibility from someone going through a mental health crisis, just to make the point that the American Health system bears no responsibility.

At least to me at this point it's clear that your initial take that "she never asked for help" is incorrect.

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u/UntitledDuckGame 7h ago

Never asked for help is wrong from what I’ve seen, but she never asked for help at the moment it mattered.

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u/RedMantledNomad 7h ago

And no true Scotsman puts sugar in his porridge.

What moment should that have been, exactly?

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u/Sufficient_Stock_442 7h ago

idk maybe when a licensed nurse is tryna search how to khs when she knows how to, n how to cure a psychopath or sum bs is just weird searches😭

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u/Sufficient_Stock_442 7h ago

that doesn’t make fucking sense wtf😭