Murder is not negated by insanity. JVF
It may be sexist, but a man who sequentially strangles his three children and then claims insanity from depression or hormone imbalance would not garner sympathy or millions in GoFundMe money. But apparently that works for the demonic Lindsay Clancy, who has now filed a medical malpractice lawsuit.
Jeffrey Dahmer and Charles Manson were insane and died incarcerated. Tragically, in Massachusetts there is no guarantee that Clancy would not be soon released, even if found insane. I read that if Clancy is exonerated of murder by reason of insanity, she might be eligible for parole in 40 days. I assume after her hormone levels and psychotropic medications were adjusted.
Apparently, in Massachusetts and many other blue states, you can murder your children any time before they’re born and now any time after birth, if your twisted mind tells you to do so. The demonic Clancy joins the political leaders of Massachusetts as embodiments of evil.
There is little mention of the three children strangled to death by this fiend. Apparently, it’s open season on healthcare CEOs, Christian conservatives, on citizens by illegal aliens and also on other children through copycat murders (Illinois). And what about the rest of us who have been soiled by exposure to this depraved woman and sordid trial?
What’s going on? Reportedly, there have been at least 15 other alleged murders and attempted murders of children committed by their own mothers in the United States so far this year. When life is cheapened by abortion, the obvious extrapolation is legitimized infanticide.
Oxford professor CS Lewis was arguably the greatest 20th-century Christian apologist. I have read a dozen of his books, including his most famous book, “Mere Christianity,” or “basic” Christianity. Lewis believed all people and cultures inherently possess what he called “ought.” In other words, there is a sense of what is right and how one ought to act. As a simple example, jumping to the front of the line is recognizably unfair and wrong.
I once saw a meme that pictured a cute little boy with the caption “God don’t make junk.” I know that is bad grammar, but you get the point. The question is, is that true? The Psalmist said, we are “fearfully and wonderfully made” (139:14). Shakespeare’s Hamlet states, “What a piece of work is a man! How noble in reason, how infinite in faculties.” Yet Hamlet becomes disillusioned by the corruption around him and the murder of his father, the king. The sense of ought apparently can be overridden by human perversions.
The human brain is comprised of 100 billion nerve cells. (Interestingly, a number comparable to the number of stars in the Milky Way galaxy.) The brain’s nerve cells generate and share electrochemical impulses with neighboring cells and collectively this integrated nervous system produces human thought. If it begins “wonderfully” how does “ought” go astray?
My professor of medicine was an infectious disease specialist who argued that most diseases are of an infectious origin. I believe a greater number of diseases are of genetic predilection. Aristotle argued that one must be appropriately educated to be a properly functioning human being. So conceivably corruption could occur through miseducation, genetics and, I believe, ideological indoctrination.
I have lived long enough to realize there is much that I don’t understand or know. Nearly 2,000 years ago, the apostle Paul observed that “we know in part” and “see in a mirror, dimly” (and they had pretty crummy mirrors two millennia ago).
We moderns have more knowledge than those in ancient cultures. However, this does not impart wisdom. The word anomie is thought-provoking and defined as “social instability resulting from a breakdown of standards and values.”
The notion of evil is real. I know this to be true because God is real. We live in a dualistic reality of up and down, left and right, matter and antimatter, good and bad. I can conceive of the opposite of anything I can imagine.
Recently, a man stabbed to death a Pennsylvania college student because he said a demon told him to do so. But after the Clancy horror, I remain skeptical and I don’t really care. He murdered another human being. I’m not smart enough to fathom the mind of murderers or those who hurt children. Let their hell begin now.
Some years ago, I wrote about the closing of mental institutions by liberal do-gooders. The movie “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” comes to mind. These days we frequently see disturbed people gesticulating while talking to themselves or their demons. And liberal judges now repeatedly release the drugged and imbalanced back to the streets to prey upon each other and the rest of us.
But there is worse. To me, there is nothing more horrific and damning than the abuse or murder of a child. I’m over it. I don’t care why you raped or murdered a child. You did it and you should hang. Full stop.
Now that I have gotten that metaphorically off my chest, I can move on to more encouraging information. President Trump led the way at the Republican midterm rally with the positive accomplishments of his administration, which I plan to sprinkle in my essays until the midterm elections. And I encourage you to sift everything you read or hear through your own observations, common sense and conscience. This will allow you to come closer to the truth.
The accomplishments of President Trump and his administration are real and substantial, but you will not learn of these from the mainstream media, who have proven themselves deceitful Democrat operatives. You must search the alternative media to balance your informational base to come to conclusions. But consider that President Trump stopped the border invasion initiated by Joe Biden and Democrats. He has led the removal of 1.4 million illegal aliens, opening jobs for Americans, relieving pressure on housing, schools and hospitals, and drastically reducing crime.
Tip O’Neill said that “all politics is local.” But politics have become national. Voting for Democrats in any election is now a vote for the radicals that define their anti-American ideology.
To conclude, if Republicans get off their keisters and go vote, Democrats lose and America wins. Take the red pill of reality and vote against Democrats and for America.
