It's Time for This Country to Come Together on Women's Mental Health

It's time for this country to come together on mental health.

In particular, women's mental health. The Clancy case should bring us together, not divide us. Lindsay supporters say this is a mental health issue. We must come to terms with the fact that they are right.

Women are clearly going through a lot right now (and seemingly always), but too many people on the right side of things are failing to show the requisite sympathy for the child-murdering sympathizers.

Guys, it's called a mental-health crisis for a reason. It's not about the three kids she strangled with exercise bands, it's about how Lindsay Clancy felt before, during, and after doing it.

And one does have to empathize. After all, it must've been so so hard for Ms. Clancy to strangle her children, especially 8 months after birth, because she is, after all, just a woman, and therefore weak. Like, physically really really hard. How long did it take her to strangle each one of her children, one by one? Did she get adequate upper body training support to attempt such a task before hand, or did no one provide it to her out of discrimination and prejudice because she's a woman, and therefore weak?

Sidenote, I thought we got all the witches in Massachusetts back in the day? Guess not.

What people need to realize is that this is bigger than women often being complicit in the murder of their own children because they had sex outside of marriage (You can't outlaw abortion in a fornication culture).

Women are not ok guys.

They are clearly going through a mass deranged group psychosis where they sympathize and identify with the mother (who, once again, strangled each of her young children one by one with exercise bands, despite this probably being difficult for her as a weak post-partum woman, said womanly weakness likely prolonging their suffering as they watched their mother strangle them as best she could despite her traggic circumstances, similar to those all women face) more than her children.

This is a mental health crisis. Ms. Clancy didn't get the mental health support she needed, and neither are countless other women in our country.

And none of this is to say that men don't have their own mental health problems - Like imagine calling yourself a "Husband" (lol) while your "Wife" sends you out on errands like a good boy, even if she doesn't happen to kill your kids from normal postpartum depression while you're out having a gender dysphoric moment? Or imagine being afraid of pointing out how deranged women are these days, despite how weak they are (physically, but as we can also clearly see, mentally too), because you're weak, and you've forgotten that you're a man?

These too are serious mental health problems.

But while all mental health matters, that shouldn't distract us from the fact that women's mental health matters, and clearly women need a lot more help with mental health than they are currently getting. This country needs to come together to provide it for them. Women have never thought less about children or cared less for their children throughout all of human history than today, and we can't expect them all of a sudden to start now unless and until we give them the mental health support they so desperately need.

Lindsay Clancy supporters, we hear you.