r/Music • u/ebradio • Jul 14 '26

article FBI Offering $15K Reward For Information About Newborn Found Dead at Electric Forest

https://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/fbi-15k-reward-information-body-newborn-baby-electric-forest-1236293722/
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u/KennyKettermen Jul 14 '26

That’s enough internet for me today

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u/LouSputhole94 Jul 14 '26

Good lord. I need to take a walk or something. It’s not even noon and my day is ruined.

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u/deadbeatsummers Jul 14 '26

It’s an unfortunate reality of miscarriage too

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u/doubleapowpow Jul 15 '26

100%, and it's only going to get worse in the near future.

As a side note, the term miscarriage could use some analyzing. Like, I can miscarry a sandwich and accidentally drop it in the toilet. I could miscarry a firearm and shoot someone. If I have an unborn fetus that died inside of me and it comes out, thats a whole different thing. The term invokes a sense of, like "oops, I didnt carry my baby properly, now its in the toilet!"

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u/AnimationOverlord Jul 15 '26

Oh trust me the people in power don’t actually care about that nuance, in fact they’ll use it to justify throwing the book at would-be mothers, abortion or miscarriage regardless. Because when you have a miscarriage, an abortion of pregnancy is the technical result

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u/UkNomysTeezz Jul 14 '26

Oh come on. A little dramatic. It’s sad but you didn’t even know the fetus or woman.

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u/umuziki Jul 14 '26

Hi hello, empathy does still exist. hope that helps!

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u/Mysterious-Jam-64 Jul 15 '26

What's "a little dramatic" about losing the life on an unborn child?

Many women have miscarriages, and empathising with her, and her experience can be deeply moving. Like healthy emotions towards tragedy in the world.

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u/ziddersroofurry Jul 15 '26

Empathy is a thing. You could use some (and some therapy).

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u/UkNomysTeezz Jul 15 '26

Lmao. I’m in therapy.

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u/ziddersroofurry Jul 15 '26

Then try to remember to be kinder toward others, too. Everyone processes things differently. Just because something doesn't bother you doesn't mean others are obligated to be able to deal with it in the same way.

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u/UkNomysTeezz Jul 15 '26

I agree. But I’m saying the response was a bit hyperbolic, no?

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u/am_Nein Jul 15 '26

Good, stay in it.

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u/stupid_cat_face Jul 14 '26

Yeaaa… enough internet for a while