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A Hug Box For A Child Killer

Oprah Winfrey Built a Hug Box for a Child Killer and the Room Ate It Up 💀

Oprah hired a room, filled it with feminists, and hosted an hour-and-a-half seminar on how Lindsay Clancy — who admitted to strangling her three children — is actually the victim. SugarTits and I sat through it so you don’t have to.

The framing throughout is that killing your kids is something that “happened to Lindsay,” a road bump on her bucket-list journey, and the real lesson is protecting women’s mental health. We get the childhood friend deflecting with “mental health can affect anyone,” the reproductive psychiatrist explaining postpartum psychosis is a genuine medical emergency (fine — so section her, then), and a room full of feminists shooting daggers at the one brave daughter who stood up and said, actually, she methodically strangled three children one by one and that’s murder.

Then it escalates: Oprah suggesting that if this were a man there’d be research and laws overnight, and a speaker closing on the need for the same energy and “pink shirts” for women “who don’t have Lindsay’s melanin and privilege” — i.e. please start a movement when women of color do it too. And the grand finale, a TikTok mystic declaring Lindsay a “goddess incarnate” whose “soul came here for a massive mission” and who is “divine feminine rising.”

She sacrificed so much, apparently. Namely, three children. LET’S GO!! Here’s more from Bearing.

Peak Female Psychosis

The Lindsay Clancy jury is out. Deliberations are underway, a verdict is expected any moment — and her psychotic feminist superfans have chosen this exact moment to completely lose the plot. This is the last look at the meltdown before the verdict lands, because whichever way it goes, it needs to be documented.

Lindsay Clancy admitted to strangling her three children. The evidence is overwhelming — Apple Watch data tracking her to the basement and back between each child, CCTV and location data putting Patrick at the pharmacy the whole time, and her own confession. None of which has stopped a wave of feminist internet from deciding the real killer is Patrick, the husband who took her to appointments, managed her medication, and testified in her defense.

I go through the most unhinged of them: the woman whose husband moved to the bunk room after she tried to convince him Patrick did it, the “I want it to be the man because I’m on team woman” confession, the therapist-approved theory that “women typically don’t strangle,” and the crowd merging two separate issues — cheerleading a child killer and “women’s mental health” — as if criticizing one means you hate the other. Plus a genuine palette cleanser: the internet women actually talking sense about how this circus sets women back a hundred years.

Whatever the verdict, this was a moment a good portion of women lost their minds. It can’t be forgotten.

LET’S GO!! Here’s more from Bearing.

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