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- Thread starter Diogenes
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You're pretending to be obtuse... or are you? <evil laugh>
I'm solidly in support of better mental healthcare for all people, not just women. Unfortunately the US isn't the top country in global mental health rankings. https://globalhealth.insurance/blog...-ranking-where-happiness-and-healthcare-meet/
It's neither society's fault nor her fault that she developed this horrible condition. But no question, at least IMO, that she should have been monitored more closely and gotten different treatment... maybe even weeks of inpatient treatment. This article lays out a timeline of her care in the months before she killed the children."It's society's fault", eh?
A timeline of Lindsay Clancy's treatment before the killings
A timeline traces Lindsay Clancy's mental health symptoms, medications and treatment leading up to the deaths of her three children.
www.ctinsider.com
Am I, sweety-paws?
Sure, you are.
It's America's fault?
Poor innocent victim?
It was someone else's fault that she strangled her kids with a rope, then?
Pretty sad to use this terrible event as fodder for a right-wing hate fest on a forum, sweety-hooves.Am I, sweety-paws?
Sure, you are.
It's America's fault?
Poor innocent victim?
It was someone else's fault that she strangled her kids with a rope, then?
I doubt that you think it was a "terrible event".
It's hard to tell, sweety-paws. I have my doubts.
I suppose that's marginally better than your typical response of "yes."
You can suppose what you like.
Now, do you support her killing the children?
Do you support Maura Healy's newly-signed abortion law, sweety-paws?
Why would I NOT support this? I suppose an anti-choice person would hate it. Are you anti-choice leggiecrite, yes or no?
Boston — Governor Maura Healey today signed legislation strengthening abortion protections in Massachusetts, ensuring that patients experiencing serious pregnancy complications can receive medically appropriate care from their medical providers they know and trust here in Massachusetts.
Today's action comes as reproductive rights continue to face unprecedented attacks across the country following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade. While President Trump and state legislatures continue to push abortion bans, Massachusetts has strengthened protections for patients and providers and expanded access to reproductive health care. This legislation builds on those efforts by ensuring patients can continue to receive compassionate, medically appropriate care in Massachusetts during some of the most difficult moments of their lives.