Women are not ready for what this means.. by 6ixStringJack

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Women are not ready for what this means..

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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 12:19 PM

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
There shouldn't have been a case period.

She killed the kids. She admitted she killed the kids.

Game over. Electric chair.

Same for any man, dummy.

There is ZERO place in society for ANY parent who would kill their children.

The Female Insanity Defense

Talking to women in pink at the Lindsay Clancy trial
By Jack Ludkey

https://mamathemagazine.com/the-female-insanity-defense/

There is no real dispute over whether Lindsay strangled her three children to death with exercise bands. This trial surrounds Lindsay’s mental state, specifically whether she was experiencing psychosis during the hour her husband went to pick up takeout. The killings are so insane it seems obvious only an insane person could do it, but by that circular logic, every serial killer (of which most are men) would be set free. This is the core of the female insanity defense: the more monstrous a woman’s crime, the less responsibility she bears for it.

On August 20th, hundreds gathered outside the Plymouth Superior Court in support of Clancy. Many took off work. They wore pink and held their hands in the shape of hearts above their heads.

I went to Plymouth expecting these women to be crazy, but found them to be eerily normal. Nurses, mothers, and wives who identified with Clancy despite the fact that she murdered her own children. Whether by elaborate conspiracy or mundane rationalization, they couldn’t accept someone so much like themselves had done something so evil. One woman’s supposed psychosis had spread to the general female population.

I spoke with only one protestor who was there to support the victims. She held a sign that simply said, “Justice for CORA DAWSON AND CALLAN.” Like many high-profile cases, it seems as if the actual victims have become minor characters in their own tragedy. I asked her why she was the only one protesting. She told me she was with a group that promised to show up but didn’t. To her credit, she stood there, alone in the allocated demonstration zone, for a good three hours while every possible media outlet came up to ask her the exact same questions.

A despondent wigger sat in the courtyard smoking a cigarette, his black snapback hanging low as the ash built up on the edge of his Newport.

“Are you here for the trial?”

“No man, I’m here for my own shit. I don’t want to talk right now.”

Fair enough. I made friends with a content creator named Cam, who flew here from Kansas. He had a ZYN container bulging from his khakis as he angrily scrolled through Clancy content on his phone. He sells clips to major news networks, so he spends a lot of time capturing on-the-street videos of people at their most insane.

I expected the Clancy supporters to have too much time on their hands, but most were valuable contributors to society. One nurse told me she only regretted she couldn’t take more than a day off to support Clancy, even though she had requested more. Clancy was a labor and delivery nurse, and many of her supporters are nurses.

Some defend Clancy on her own terms; others do it based on conspiracies. I pass a black woman named Kara in a minivan looking at her phone, who’s been there all day. Her window is open, and I ask her if she’s with the media.

“No, I’m here with myself.”

She’s a mother of five, a registered nurse, and that she believes the husband committed the murders, framed his wife, and threw her out the window. One common refrain from Clancy supporters is that their identity as a women, mothers, or nurses, for some reason, draws them to Clancy.

“So this is like a reverse Gone Girl situation going on?” I ask Kara.

“Yes. One thousand percent.”

She reminds me that Clancy’s husband reviewed a hiking trail on the site AllTrails in Costa Rica only a month after his children’s funerals.

“This hike was amazing. It is short, but LOTS of stairs. You will be dripping sweat. I’m not sure about the $17. I was the only one there with no one else in sight. There’s also zero cell service.”

To Kara, this exonerates Clancy completely.

For many other Clancy supporters, the real “smoking gun” is the fact that Lindsay crushed up the pills in her attempted suicide. They simply can’t believe a registered nurse would crush pills in a suicide attempt. It came up with every single Clancy supporter I spoke to, particularly the nurses. To be fair, Lindsay was on an insane amount of psychiatric drugs prescribed to her by multiple practitioners and seemed to not be taking any of them correctly.

But regardless of her mental state, I can’t imagine any amount of medication exonerating a man from an equivalent act of infanticide. And further, I can’t imagine a crowd of other men showing up to defend him from the charge. He’d likely be killed in prison by other inmates. Whatever is happening here is exclusively a phenomenon of female solidarity.

The other major news networks stick to themselves. The vibe is akin to a slow day on movie production. Empty cans of Diet Coke pile up. Tents, vans idling, AC blasting, a hot Australian reporter standing on a box.

Inside the courtroom, defense attorney Kevin Reddington has the jury eating out of the palm of his hand. One of the jurors wears a pink dress. The state-appointed witness gets tricked by Reddington’s yes-or-no questions. Reddington appeals to emotion, which works against the two particularly uncharismatic female lawyers on the prosecution. At the end of the day, the media swarms Reddington like a celebrity.

In the parking lot, there’s a black truck with a decal that says, “Dead Pedofiles Don’t Reoffend.” The man driving it gets out wearing a matching shirt.

Across the street, “The Plymouth County Sheriff’s Departments Horticulture Farm-Petting Zoo” has a sale on mums, the flower. The petting zoo is busy with both children and mothers wearing pink.

The actual crime is a strangely self-contained one. Three children murdered by their own mother. No one will mourn you more than your own mother. No one loves you more too. Clancy tried to kill herself after the act, so in a sense she may have found herself more guilty than many of her defenders do. Whether Lindsay will spend her remaining days in a mental institution or a federal prison seems irrelevant to me. The real trial is nationwide. A circus of banal evil which has caught millions of normie women in its darkness.

I ask a lady at the front desk of the courthouse if it’s been a busy week.

“Oh yeah,” she says. “Plymouth has the best weather in the world right now, that the West Coast is burning and everywhere else is flooded and that the weather is why everyone and their mother is in Plymouth right now.”

I can’t tell if she’s joking.

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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 12:57 PM

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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

6ix, your original post was:

Quote:
This one case could be the end of everything women have gained over the last century plus.

If it is legally deemed that a woman has no control over her hormones to the point that they can murder three of her own children before attempting suicide and have no agency to choose not to do that...

Well then maybe women shouldn't ever hold any position of power in the public or private market.

Maybe women should not be allowed to run for or hold office.

Maybe women shouldn't ever be allowed to have a job where they hold a firearm.

Substituting the word man for woman would mean that, maybe (a weasel word), neither men nor women could hold any position of power.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 1:00 PM

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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

Quote:
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
There shouldn't have been a case period.

She killed the kids. She admitted she killed the kids.

Game over. Electric chair.

Same for any man, dummy.

There is ZERO place in society for ANY parent who would kill their children.

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Those who dance always seem crazy to those who can't hear the music.

Electric Chair you say? Massachusetts does not have the death penalty, so the Electric Chair is not a punishment the jury can select.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment_in_Massachusetts#Abol
ition

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 2:02 PM

6IXSTRINGJACK

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Originally posted by second:
6ix, your original post was:
Quote:
This one case could be the end of everything women have gained over the last century plus.

If it is legally deemed that a woman has no control over her hormones to the point that they can murder three of her own children before attempting suicide and have no agency to choose not to do that...

Well then maybe women shouldn't ever hold any position of power in the public or private market.

Maybe women should not be allowed to run for or hold office.

Maybe women shouldn't ever be allowed to have a job where they hold a firearm.
Substituting the word man for woman would mean that, maybe (a weasel word), neither men nor women could hold any position of power.

No. This is just another example of your stupidity because that's a blatant false equivalency.

I'm not even going to try explaining the difference to you because I've already done so and you're a fucking idiot.

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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 2:02 PM

6IXSTRINGJACK

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Originally posted by second:
6ix, your original post was:
Quote:
This one case could be the end of everything women have gained over the last century plus.

If it is legally deemed that a woman has no control over her hormones to the point that they can murder three of her own children before attempting suicide and have no agency to choose not to do that...

Well then maybe women shouldn't ever hold any position of power in the public or private market.

Maybe women should not be allowed to run for or hold office.

Maybe women shouldn't ever be allowed to have a job where they hold a firearm.
Substituting the word man for woman would mean that, maybe (a weasel word), neither men nor women could hold any position of power.

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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 2:03 PM

6IXSTRINGJACK

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Originally posted by second:
Quote:
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
There shouldn't have been a case period.

She killed the kids. She admitted she killed the kids.

Game over. Electric chair.

Same for any man, dummy.

There is ZERO place in society for ANY parent who would kill their children.

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Those who dance always seem crazy to those who can't hear the music.
Electric Chair you say? Massachusetts does not have the death penalty, so the Electric Chair is not a punishment the jury can select.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment_in_Massachusetts#Abol
ition

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

Bring it back then.

Lindsay Clancy needs to die.

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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 3:34 PM

SIGNYM

I believe in solving problems, not sharing them.

Yanno SIX, I wish you would stop pretending that you care about what this "means" for "women" and their out-of-control "hormones".

First of all, it doesn't apply to "women", it applies to less than 1% of postpartum women. And it's not stress, or baby blues being considered, it's hallucinations and paranoia.

I think there's a much larger chance of a veteran with PTSD "going off" on "hormones" (adrenaline, cortisol). Should we exclude veterans from positions of responsibility?

And I don't care how hard you troll, or how far off the deep end you go, you're not going to change my mind that there's a point on the crazy-sane spectrum ... hallucinations ... where someone gets a "pass" on their actions. And I'm not going to make up my mind about Clancy unless I have more facts. So far, only the defense has been widely published.

Postpartum psychosis is usually preceded by depression (or worse) with previous births. Did Clancy have a hx of?

Where was she when she "threw" herself out the window? Was her spinal injury from a miscalculation? ... When we were kids and sleeping on the 2nd floor, our dad instructed us to escape a stairwell fire by hanging from a window with our hands. Which window did she choose? One with a soft landing? How close to the house did she land?

What kind of a mother was she? Why would her children "suddenly" become "inconvenient", as the prosecution painted? Was there some kind of event ... like discovering her husband was having an affair... that might get the wheels calculating revenge?

As a labor-delivery nurse, she might have been familiar with postpartum psychosis, It would have been easy to lay a trail of breadcrumbs pointing to that dx. The only permanent consequence she suffered (so far) is paralysis. Facts will help me decide.

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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 4:20 PM

6IXSTRINGJACK

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Yanno SIX, I wish you would stop pretending that you care about what this "means" for "women" and their out-of-control "hormones".

First of all, it doesn't apply to "women", it applies to less than 1% of postpartum women. And it's not stress, or baby blues being considered, it's hallucinations and paranoia.

I think there's a much larger chance of a veteran with PTSD "going off" on "hormones" (adrenaline, cortisol). Should we exclude veterans from positions of responsibility?

I'm going to stop you right there and not even read any further, because you still do not understand.

The short answer is, YES, if we are going to give away free fucking passes for horrible shit that veterans do due to "hormones", then yes. We are not to ever give a veteran a position of responsibility again then either. They are no longer fit to be in society.

What now?

I'm talking Pure Eye for an Eye. That's the only way to do this.

You and I both know that ANY man who did this to their kids would see the harshest penalty allowed in their state, AS THEY SHOULD. And chances are once word got around what they did in prison (if they didn't get the death penalty), they would be murdered by other men in the prison, AS THEY SHOULD.

NO men would EVER be rallying around the father of a bunch of dead babies that he killed.

But if women are to give only ONE woman a free pass for doing the most unthinkable evil act because she is a mindless drone to her hormones and instinct, than no women can be trusted with any position of power.

The "insanity" defense needs to be thrown out the fucking window in its entirety.

The ONLY way that anybody should get away with killing somebody is if they were doing it in self defense. Either their own self-defense, or of those around them.

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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 4:35 PM

6IXSTRINGJACK

And before you even bring it up, you're probably right...

This probably wouldn't stop certain individuals from murdering other people or their own goddamned babies.

But knowing full well what the consequences of those actions would be ahead of time would deter even anybody who's still on the brink of sanity from doing so, when they're under zero illusions that they could hatch a scheme with their evil lawyer to get them out of it.

Those that are still fucking crazy enough to do something like this will also see the death penalty going forward, AS THEY SHOULD.

Anybody who does this has ZERO place in society, and not only is life in prison or a hospital far too good for them, but then the rest of society has to keep paying for their pointless existence until the day they finally die off.

Death penalty for ANYONE who murders their own children. 100% of the time.

Death penalty for ANYONE who murders ANYONE if it wasn't in self-defense, either of themselves and/or those around them. 100% of the time.

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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 4:35 PM

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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 5:11 PM

SIGNYM

I believe in solving problems, not sharing them.

What I've observed, SIX, is that threat of punishment, or even ACTUAL punishment, doesn't deter the unbalanced from committing crimes. All I have to is look at the recidivism rate to see that some people NEVER learn. And despite the fact that we have a HUGE number of ppl in jail, we have a very high violent crime rate.

So punishment doesn't deter ppl who are presumably sane but have poor impulse control, brain damaged, sociopaths/psychopaths, people who are severely stressed such as a person who kills in a self defense panic, ppl with severely poor ability to project possible consequences, ppl who grew up in violent societies, the drugged-up etc.

What it DOES deter is the person who rationally calculates the cost- benefit ahead of time.
"If I embezzle $10,000 I might get a fine, if I embezzle $100,000 I'll go to jail".
"If I steal $900 I'll go free".

Something is broken here.

Maybe what you're reacting to isn't Clancy herself but the reaction of many women who sympathize. That the lack of horror at the crime by some signals a societal breakdown.

FWIW I've gone back and forth on the death penalty, but have come down bring against. I know someone PERSONALLY who was falsely accused of murder. And there are too many cases where a person was wrongly convicted. It doesn't just happen in movies.

The biggest problem is "rush to judgement" IMHO.

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