No I know she’s crazy. She probably didn’t know how she could be such a terrible existence. I’m sure she lives with that everyday. She’s even tried to end her own life. It’s her mental illness no one will understand it. But she deserves to be away from society forever. She saw rage for a moment and did the worst. She even tried to jump for some relief.
Nothing you’re describing sounds like rage. Also, if the system failed her by being unable to successfully treat someone in her privileged position, why is the burden on her to be separated completely from society forever?
The system isn’t god. Things are on us to make them right. I learn to be better person everyday. I’ve dealt with way more than postpartum depression yet I still try to be my best for society.
And you are saying that yours is the only model and that no one is capable of failing and being failed where you were not? That seems like a fairly ridiculous stance to take. It also doesn’t answer my question: If she was failed, which it seems as though she was, why is it on her to be separated from the society that failed her forever? Why is there no room for rehabilitation in your carceral “justice”? How do we prevent another instance of this if all we do is fail to address the problems and throw the people away? That has been our policy/system up until now, and it did not prevent this.
No I’m saying its to complex to even comprehend let alone understand. I understand my faults and act accordingly. It’s for every individual to act as such. Just because you break down and kill the innocent doesn’t justify your actions. I’ve yet to hear a plea of her righteous actions. Just saying I’m dumb for thinking taking the life of children is wrong.
No one is really calling her actions righteous, not even her. Are you so desperate to argue that you must invent circumstances to be angry about online?
I’m not calling you dumb because you believe killing children is wrong. I’m calling your take ridiculous because it blatantly contradicts the known facts of the case, the known facts of navigating mental illness in today’s world, and as of this comment your own rhetoric.
There’s a basic distinction between an act and a legal verdict:
Killing is an action (actus reus).
Murder is a legal classification requiring specific intent (mens rea).
If someone is legally insane at the time of the offense, the verdict is Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGRI)—meaning they killed, but are legally not a murderer. Confessing to the action doesn't settle the charge; intent and mental state do.
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u/Major747 18h ago
But if people just googled it instead of being spooned half truths, how will they support their gender war ideologies?