There's the famous saying, "the banality of evil." I've thought about this a bit and I see it as somewhat of a coping mechanism to blame evil, the mind doesn't want to accept the proposition that some things may 'just happen.' Regardless of the verdict this is a monumental tragedy, nothing will bring those kids back. If the woman isn't evil and this was temporary insanity and she feels true guilt she will be tortured by it for the rest of her life, she may not be able to forgive herself. The father may forgive her but will be permanently scarred.
Who's arguing? I made a factual statement. We all know you're hopped up on steroids and pills but you don't need to be so defensive.
I feel you are disagreeing with everything I say regardless of what I say. Perhaps the drugs are making me paranoid, could be. Steroids, especially ones like trenbolone, are said to hypertrophy the amygdala, perhaps permanently. I once did a 3 year tren cycle.
it doesnt really matter if shes "crazy" or not, she killed three kids, she shouldnt be in the general population
Anyone who murders someone is mentally ill, a sane person doesnt murder another human being
Some feel this woman should be in the general population, maybe then she will get some well deserved extrajudicial justice. Inmates hate criminals who harm children. Probably because they themselves were victimized as kids (perhaps true for most criminals in prisons as some allege).
I can agree that she must be crazy. It's certainly out of the norm.
Shit show, waste of tax payer money, fry that c unt!
"bury him/her
below the prison" is a common refrain.
Apologies for taking up so much space everyone, if not interested hopefully scrolling past isn't a big deal.
