As an American citizen, what is your perspective on this
Nov 06, 2026 14:27
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As an American citizen, what is your perspective on this?
Do you think the second lady is a victim?
What if the second lady were a man with mental illness? Will people feel great empathy toward him?
Nov 06, 2026 00:59
As an American citizen, what is your perspective on this
As an American citizen, what is your perspective on this?
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As an American citizen, what is your perspective on this?
As an American citizen, what is your perspective on this?
There is not enough information given in the second picture. Did she strangle them intentionally? If it was accidental, how did it happen to more than one child? "(She) claims she is the victim" is strange-- are we supposed to conclude that she blames the manufacturer of the exercise bands for not warning her that they are dangerous? I strongly suspect that this is entirely fictitious. My status as an American citizen has little relevance to my "perspective on this".
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Do you think the second lady is a victim?
Do you think the second lady is a victim?
I think the question is strange and doubt that any of the information presented in either picture has anything to do with anything that really happened.
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What if the second lady were a man with mental illness?
What if the second lady were a man with mental illness?
If he was mentally ill enough to endanger the children, he should not have been in a situation where he was responsible for their safety.
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Will people feel great empathy toward him?
Will people feel great empathy toward him?
What people are you asking about?
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This posting seems to have no purpose other than to express ill will towards "American citizens". Don't you have anything better to do with your time and energy?
⭐Thank you for your corrections!
careless Nov 06, 2026 16:32
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As an American citizen, what is your perspective on this?
As an American citizen, what is your perspective on this?
There is not enough information given in the second picture. Did she strangle them intentionally? If it was accidental, how did it happen to more than one child? "(She) claims she is the victim" is strange-- are we supposed to conclude that she blames the manufacturer of the exercise bands for not warning her that they are dangerous? I strongly suspect that this is entirely fictitious. My status as an American citizen has little relevance to my "perspective on this".
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer now questions whether she killed her 3 children
https://www.npr.org/2026/09/29/g-s1-145539/lindsay-clancy-trial-hearing-lawyer
Swedish Woman who rescued her 6 kids from fire: Emma Schols in 2025
https://euroweeklynews.com/2025/08/27/swedish-superwoman-walked-through-fire-to-rescue-her-six-children-six-years-later-emma-schols-still-carries-the-scars-with-pride/
careless Nov 06, 2026 16:45
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As an American citizen, what is your perspective on this?
As an American citizen, what is your perspective on this?
There is not enough information given in the second picture. Did she strangle them intentionally? If it was accidental, how did it happen to more than one child? "(She) claims she is the victim" is strange-- are we supposed to conclude that she blames the manufacturer of the exercise bands for not warning her that they are dangerous? I strongly suspect that this is entirely fictitious. My status as an American citizen has little relevance to my "perspective on this".
The point isn't whether she's an American or not—the lady in the first picture is Swedish.
The point is that people really don't give much support to the first woman.
If the lady in the second picture has a mental illness, she's a victim of it. However, her three children are also her victims
careless Nov 06, 2026 17:00
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What if the second lady were a man with mental illness?
What if the second lady were a man with mental illness?
If he was mentally ill enough to endanger the children, he should not have been in a situation where he was responsible for their safety.
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First of all, she has depression.
Secondly, she was sent to the McLean Hospital, but they released her after 5 days.
Thirdly, why are there are so many people with mental illness on the street?
The links below explain why this happens.
https://capitolweekly.net/the-republican-who-emptied-the-asylums/?hl=en-US
https://www.kqed.org/news/11209729/did-the-emptying-of-mental-hospitals-contribute-to-homelessness-here?hl=en-US
https://calmatters.org/commentary/2019/03/hard-truths-about-deinstitutionalization-then-and-now/?hl=en-US
https://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1383&context=hsgconference&hl=en-US
Nov 06, 2026 01:19
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Praise the Lord I am not an American. 🥰
careless Nov 06, 2026 17:29
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The original picture posted by @CodyManners2—possibly an American citizen or from an English speaking country.
This posting seems to have no purpose other than to express ill will towards "American citizens". Don't you have anything better to do with your time and energy?
I'm not expressing any ill will towards American citizens.
I saw the picture by chance, and I was curious about what people would think of it.
I'm Chinese, and I criticize Chinese and Chinese government as well. Does that mean I have a hidden agenda to express ill will towards Chinese?
No.
In China or Japan, there are also a lot of people who have mental illness, and I once heard the TV news outlets saying 1 out of 5 Chinese population have mental illness but they don't even know that.
China and Sweden have public health insurance. In China, national health insurance claims to cover 70%, but a lot of imported medicine are not covered.
Even with public health insurance, medical bankruptcy is still a real issue in China because critical care and imported cancer drugs often require paying entirely out of pocket.
In the US, hospitals are only legally required to stabilize you in the ER if your life is in immediate danger (under EMTALA). That does NOT mean treatment is free, nor does it cover long-term care like cancer chemo or burn rehabilitation. Once you're stable, they send you a massive bill that can easily bankrupt an average family—which is exactly why Americans rely so heavily on GoFundMe for medical expenses.
I saw even cops have to rely on GoFundMe to raise money for rehabilitation.
Medical bankruptcy is one of the major reasons why people's lives get ruined in U.S. and China.
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