Will We Ever See Justice for These Murdered Children?

Further commentary on the Clancy case:

In just a few days this site, like so many others, will be discussing the one-year anniversary of the murder of Charlie Kirk, and the 25th anniversary of the murder of 3000 New Yorkers. But for now the main talk of the town is the murder of three small children by Lindsay Clancy.

We are now in a very bad way in the West, especially with white liberal feminist women. They have long championed and celebrated the murder of children within the womb, and now – as a perfectly logical follow-up – they champion and celebrate the murder of children outside the womb.

It was Jesus who said this: “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these” (Matthew 19:14).

Here are some spiritual truths we can count on:
Satan exists and demons are real.
Evil exists and there are evil people.
Making cheap excuses for moral evil is also morally evil.
If justice is not served in this life, it certainly will be in the next.

So let me share some more key quotes. Lest enraged women say men have no right to speak on these matters, they should note that most of the quotes featured here are from women.

Jenn

A pill missing from a bottle does not prove it was swallowed. But these bottles certainly do not support the image of a woman dutifully taking a massive cocktail of 13 psychiatric drugs at once. The trial evidence also showed repeated medication changes, medications stopped shortly after starting them, and prescribed regimens that were not consistently followed. And this matters even more: Prosecutors presented evidence that Lindsay disclosed thoughts of harming her children to Patrick and her mother, but not to the mental-health professionals treating her. Multiple clinicians who actually evaluated her testified that they did not observe psychosis. Should we scrutinize her medical care? Absolutely. Fragmented psychiatric care deserves scrutiny. But doctors cannot accurately evaluate whether medication is working when it isn’t being taken as prescribed. And they cannot properly assess dangerous symptoms they aren’t being told about. There were victims in this case. Their names were Cora, Dawson and Callan. Before repeating that Lindsay was “on 13 medications” and was failed by everyone around her, look at what was actually presented in court. Prescribed is not the same as taken. Thirteen over months.

Lindy Li

Liberals worship Lindsey Clancy as some kind of feminist hero. They turned murderer Luigi Mangione into a sex symbol. They turned drug addict George Floyd into a martyr for racial justice. The American Left is now a DEATH CULT for psychos.

Lindy Li

I’m on the side of the 3 babies she strangled one by one, NOT Lindsay Clancy. I’m on the side of Austin Metcalf, NOT the monster who murdered him. I’m on the side of the dead innocent Americans, NOT the criminal illegal aliens. I’m sick & tired of suicidal empathy. How about you?

Gina Milan

One thing that has stayed with me from the Lindsay Clancy trial is the final line Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Sprague delivered in her closing argument: “She left them discarded on the basement floor like broken toys because she was done playing the game.” Those words hit me harder than I can put into words.

Janna

If Lindsay Clancy killed your children instead of hers, would you be defending her based on her psychosis? Or would you be fighting for justice?

Outspoken Samantha

The next Lindsay Clancy jury needs to be 12 Amish men. They haven’t heard anything about the trial and they’ll have the verdict decided before the first witness even sits down and everyone will be home in time for dinner.

Kaitlin Bennett

Make sure to ask all the Lindsay Clancy supporters in your life, “Have you ever thought about hurting YOUR kids?” It’s the only question they need to answer for.

Carson Wagner

The Lindsay Clancy case reached a mistrial after the jury deadlocked 11-1, in favor of Lindsay. A single lone juror maintained her guilt. The defense tried to get him kicked off the jury, tried to get him charged with contempt, and tried to convince him to give in. He ignored it all, in the face of incredible pressure. I don’t know the name of that man, what his political views are, or what he thinks about God. And I don’t care. He’s a national hero.

Nancy Mace

The one lone juror in the Lindsay Clancy case who held the line was the only one who understood murder is criminal. They identified him as one of only three male jurors, putting a target on his back, and vilified him in public. This is unacceptable. We are praying for his safety.

Madison

Man will never be able to understand postpartum psychosis…but men can still be women. -White liberal women 2026

Ames Straight

If Lindsay Clancy had been a MAGA-hat-wearing, outspoken Trump supporter, does anyone seriously believe we’d be hearing the same excuses, sympathy, and calls for compassion? Three children are dead. Their names were Cora, Dawson, and Callan. Whatever your politics, those three little lives should matter more than the politics, gender, or perceived sympathies of the person accused of killing them. Justice shouldn’t change depending on whether the defendant fits your political worldview. Same crime. Same facts. Same standard. Period.

Jasmine Rose

Feminism demands equal accountability for violence, yet fixates on men killing women while ignoring the higher rates at which women kill children, and the far greater toll of abortion. Selective outrage is not justice.

Lisa Britton

People treat the Lindsay Clancy trial like it’s just an online fight. It isn’t. I sat down in a restaurant on the Lower East Side tonight, and within two minutes the two men next to me started talking about it with me. About their outrage and how they’d lost all respect for the women in their lives who sided with Lindsay—and how they’ve lost respect for women today in general. This case is having real-world ripple effects on how many men and women see each other. It isn’t small.

Republican Army

Patrick Clancy: Lindsay Did It.
Lindsay’s Defense: Lindsay Did It.
Lindsay’s Mom: Lindsay Did It.
Lindsay’s Friends: Lindsay Did It.
Lindsay Herself: I Did It.
The Jury: Boy, This Is a Toughie!

Robert Malone

56% of young white liberal women reported having received a mental-health diagnosis. Worldwide, mental disorders are now the leading source of nonfatal disability. Toxic feminism has created broken families, loneliness. and medicalized misery.

Rebecca Mistereggen

I can’t stop thinking about the three little children, murdered by their own mother. I can’t stop thinking about all the women who have come to this evil woman’s aid, who sympathise with her, who argues for her. I can’t stop thinking about how children have no value or human rights in the West of the progressive Left. They use children as a means to an end, purely for a political agenda. Whenever they say it’s to “protect children” we all know instantly that it’s the opposite. Between aborting full term babies, supporting child-murderers, fighting for “minor attracted people” and using kids to take your freedoms from you, it amazes me that people struggle to see the writing on the wall. Apparently, the only children who matter are the ones in Gaza.

Abby Libby

I get low, and I hold my baby closer and put my cheek on her head. I soak in the smiling silliness of my toddlers. I’d kill myself before remotely harming them. We are not the same, Lindsay.

Mel Gibson

Lindsay Clancy brutally strangled her three children to death. I never thought I’d see the day hundreds of women would bring their own children to rally for the release of a woman who killed hers. Honestly, I don’t know where we go from here. This is horrifying to witness.

Sherri

THE RESEARCH BEFOREHAND MATTERS. We can debate her mental state, medications, postpartum illness and competing expert testimony all day long BUT … the search history matters. Lindsay Clancy researched psychosis, hallucinations, schizophrenia and suicide methods before her 3 children were killed. I have a very hard time accepting the argument that she was simultaneously incapable of understanding what she was doing or that it was wrong. Cora, Dawson and Callan are gone. Whatever sympathy people have for their mother, the children are the victims in this case. To me, the totality of the evidence points to planning. Planning points to premeditation. End of story.

Trump Girl

Liberal logic: You can’t spank your children but you can kill them.

Kentucky Girl

If a woman kills 3 baby green sea turtles, she faces up to 3 years in prison and $150,000 in fines. If a woman strangles to death her 3 children, she can raise over $1,000,000, and other women will defend her, and cheer for her in the streets.

Kentucky Girl

It’s crazy how defense attorneys can immediately diagnose mental illnesses that negate criminal responsibility, and then miraculously find (paid) psychiatrists to confirm it. Yet doctors who treated the patients for months or years didn’t make those same diagnoses. Convenient.

Lizzie Marbach

People keep asking “Why are so many women defending Lindsay Clancy?!” The answer is simple: over 25% of women did exactly what Lindsay did. They murdered their children, too, in cold blood, just like she did, via abortion. They empathize with her because they’re murderers and they got away with it. So, why shouldn’t she? We live in a world where the people are blood thirsty for child sacrifice. We desperately need to repent and abolish abortion from our land.

Melissa Dougherty

I think a lot of what we’re seeing in the Lindsay Clancy case (and MANY others…) comes down to a particular worldview about human nature: People are inherently good. The reasoning seems to go something like this: Lindsay is fundamentally good on the inside. So how do we explain the evil that she did? Cuz it can’t ultimately be explained by something morally wrong within her. The blame has to be pushed outward. Mental illness. Social pressures. Inadequate systems. A society that didn’t give her what she needed. A demon. Anything but *her.* This helps explain why we see the coddling of horrendous evil. But there’s a major problem with this reasoning. Because if human beings are inherently good, then who created all of these supposedly corrupt, oppressive, and dysfunctional systems? That would be humans. The biggest hindrance to repentance and salvation is understanding our need for a savior because we’re *not* good. Jesus saved his harshest words for the Pharisees, not because they were religious. But because they were self-righteous hypocrites. They thought they were “good people”. But the one who is justified before God is the one who won’t even show their face to Him, and instead begs God for mercy because they are a sinner.

Brandon Gill

You don’t get licensed to murder your children or anybody else just because you have mental health problems. … We’ve gotten in a habit of medicalizing evil.

Alyssa

One woman (Erika Kirk) loses her husband and people put her on trial and judge her actions. Another woman (Lindsay Clancy) strangles her 3 children and people are working overtime to justify her actions. We have lost all perspective.

Emily Juniper

Had Lindsay Clancy been a Trump supporter, she would have been convicted on day one and liberals would be demanding the death penalty.

Kevin Sorbo

Lindsay Clancy robbed the jury of weeks of their time by not pleading guilty to murder.

Clay Fuller

You shouldn’t get to murder three kids in cold blood and plead insanity to escape accountability. I’m introducing federal legislation to limit the insanity defense in federal crimes. Mental illness is not a get out jail free card. Lindsay Clancy is a monster.

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4 Replies to “Will We Ever See Justice for These Murdered Children?”

  1. I couldn’t believe so many women would think she’s not guilty!! Good on the fellow who wouldn’t change his mind. He should be able to sleep peacefully at night knowing he stood up for what is right.

  2. Brandon Gill wrote:
    You don’t get licensed to murder your children or anybody else just because you have mental health problems. … We’ve gotten in a habit of medicalizing evil.

    With respect, we have gotten into the habit of giving mind altering drugs that routinely produce obsessive thoughts of murder and suicide to people struggling with life.

    What if the givers of these drugs would accept this fact and check if their recipients were indeed having such a response to their prescribed treatment?

    What if the givers of these drugs were actually held accountable for such unacceptable outcomes?

    What if the makers of these drugs and the authorities who OK them were made to pay damages?

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