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@CallerAngry can be problematic, I'm his well behaved brother.

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Like, for example, how was she in a drug induced psychosis (that lasted 18 minutes apparently) and yet she had barely any drugs in her system? How do those 2 things jive? What in the fuck is the jury even deliberating???
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The problem is people are putting their own experiences and issues into their opinions of Lindsay Clancy. The facts, the real ones not the disinformation, show a woman who planned this, lied about taking medication, and was NOT in any sort of psychosis. Lindsay is not YOU.
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Guys, depression is not an excuse for murder. If you’re depressed, you still know right from wrong. You just think the relief of the act is worth the punishment of doing wrong. Lindsay Clancy was mentally ill. But she knew she knew right from wrong. Even if she heard voices.
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Getting lectured by a, checks notes, religious right divorcee who publicly humiliated her husband while metaphorically (probably metaphorically anyway) blowing the man who ended her husband's career, while driving her daughter to onlyfans. Cool cool.
Kayleigh on AOC: The fact that so many of them are thinking for the first time, tweet first, think third and fourth, is going to cost them among the voters
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To be clear, we're making it easier for people to NOT be vaccinated, AND we're recommending we keep children vulnerable to those same diseases longer because a brain damaged heroine addict agreed to endorse a dementia riddled sociopath. Good job voting guys!
Trump: "Decades ago, children received only a small fraction of the vaccines required today. In those times, people were much healthier and of course the high rates of autism now observed did not exist. There's a reason for such epidemic rates of autism."
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