The point is that if you destigmatize mental illness then she could've gotten help for herself AND as a result no babies would've been killed. Saying "she should've killed herself" at best will do nothing, and at worst will prevent other mentally ill people from getting help for themselves, AND thus will lead to more innocent people becoming their victims.
That's assuming she committed the murders out of mental illness, which is entirely baseless and an ableist claim to make.
You are here with a clear agenda and what you're doing -- undermining the seriousness and reprehensibility of her actions by labeling it as mental illness -- is morally repugnant.
After she killed the first one there's no helping her. Offing herself and saving everyone the time and money of running her through the justice system and locking her up for the rest of her life IS the best thing she can do. The time to ask for help is BEFORE you murder someone's child. If she'd done that I'd commend here.
At a bare minimum you're missing the point. The point is that what you're saying is counterproductive to what you claim to want. Do you want to prevent similar incidents of mentally ill people hurting innocent people in the future? Then saying "she should've killed herself" has the opposite effect.
First of all, how would them just killing themselves instead of hurting innocent people not prevent them from hurting innocent people?
Second. How does saying someone who has already killed an innocent baby (or 7) should have killed herself prevent other people who have not done wrong from seeking help?
You are an unempathetic person. You don't know them and react with a kneejerk reaction. You are saying awful things. Worse yet, people who have done far less will now read your post that basically says "your mental illness made you do stuff, you should kill yourself" and they will believe you. Imagine someone thinking they are the worst person in the world because of a mistake they made. Be it lack of impulse control that lead to their marriage falling apart, or hurting people close to them due to some other illness. It's not helping anyone.
It's one thing to want to seperate her from society on account of her actions. It's an entirely different one to wish death by suicide to someone. It's not as black and white as you paint it out to be. Mental illness is a huge problem that isn't just "someone feeling sad".
If I'm telling someone to kill themselves it's because they've done something irredeemable. I never said anything about mentally ill people in general. If they haven't done anything then I'd hope they seek help.
He's not unempathetic for having a different opinion than you.
You are giving a kneejerk reaction.
You are saying awful things.
People will read your post and think "Mental illness makes people murder babies, guess I better not trust them, they're dangerous".
Imagine everyone else thinking mentally ill people are raving psychopaths champing at the bit to murder their families.
It's one thing to oppose the death penalty. But trying to imply a baby murderer isn't responsible for her actions because she is mentally ill -- which you don't actually even know she is anyway -- is a special kind of fucked up.
You're literally doing everything you accuse him of doing and more.
The point is that if you destigmatize mental illness then she could've gotten help for herself AND as a result no babies would've been killed. Saying "she should've killed herself" at best will do nothing, and at worst will prevent other mentally ill people from getting help for themselves, AND thus will lead to more innocent people becoming their victims.
That's assuming she committed the murders out of mental illness, which is entirely baseless and an ableist claim to make.
You are here with a clear agenda and what you're doing -- undermining the seriousness and reprehensibility of her actions by labeling it as mental illness -- is morally repugnant.
After she killed the first one there's no helping her. Offing herself and saving everyone the time and money of running her through the justice system and locking her up for the rest of her life IS the best thing she can do. The time to ask for help is BEFORE you murder someone's child. If she'd done that I'd commend here.
At a bare minimum you're missing the point. The point is that what you're saying is counterproductive to what you claim to want. Do you want to prevent similar incidents of mentally ill people hurting innocent people in the future? Then saying "she should've killed herself" has the opposite effect.
First of all, how would them just killing themselves instead of hurting innocent people not prevent them from hurting innocent people?
Second. How does saying someone who has already killed an innocent baby (or 7) should have killed herself prevent other people who have not done wrong from seeking help?
You are an unempathetic person. You don't know them and react with a kneejerk reaction. You are saying awful things. Worse yet, people who have done far less will now read your post that basically says "your mental illness made you do stuff, you should kill yourself" and they will believe you. Imagine someone thinking they are the worst person in the world because of a mistake they made. Be it lack of impulse control that lead to their marriage falling apart, or hurting people close to them due to some other illness. It's not helping anyone.
It's one thing to want to seperate her from society on account of her actions. It's an entirely different one to wish death by suicide to someone. It's not as black and white as you paint it out to be. Mental illness is a huge problem that isn't just "someone feeling sad".
If I'm telling someone to kill themselves it's because they've done something irredeemable. I never said anything about mentally ill people in general. If they haven't done anything then I'd hope they seek help.
He's not unempathetic for having a different opinion than you.
You are giving a kneejerk reaction.
You are saying awful things.
People will read your post and think "Mental illness makes people murder babies, guess I better not trust them, they're dangerous".
Imagine everyone else thinking mentally ill people are raving psychopaths champing at the bit to murder their families.
It's one thing to oppose the death penalty. But trying to imply a baby murderer isn't responsible for her actions because she is mentally ill -- which you don't actually even know she is anyway -- is a special kind of fucked up.
You're literally doing everything you accuse him of doing and more.