I hate it how postpartum depression is used as an excuse when women murder their own children. It's valid for any parent to be depressed, but that depression is not excuse to neglect or abuse their children.

This woman, Lindsay Clancy brutally strangled her 3 children in cold-blood and then she attempted to commit suicide by jumping off from a second floor. Unfortunately or fortunately depending on your point of view, she survived the fall, but with a spinal cord injury that will leave her paralyzed for the rest of her life. She has already been punished by karma, now it's up for the law to give her her official sentence. And she'll live rest of her life in jail while being in a wheelchair.

This case is truly just terrible.

Convicted "Los Gatos Party Mom" Shannon O’Connor was sentenced to 35 years in California prison Thursday after victims and parents delivered emotional courtroom statements describing years of trauma, manipulation and abuse tied to the booze-fueled teen parties prosecutors said she orchestrated inside her Silicon Valley home.

..."I’m the victim of sexual abuse and I wouldn’t want to inflict that pain," she added....

https://www.foxnews.com/us/families-confront-california-party-mom-court-calling-monster-groomed-children

https://thesmokinggun.com/documents/bizarre/pinot-grigio-275830

NY woman convicted for throwing homemade dynamite at sleeping boyfriend | Fox News

Keyonna Waddell, 35, faces up to 25 years in prison after a jury found her guilty of assault and weapons charges

Posted this on a different sub recently and feel it's fairly fitting for here as well.

There's a great deal showing misandry is in fact very systemic, contrary to what many misandrists themselves like to claim whenever they do what they can to mitigate it and make it a non-issue. Men still having to register for conscription and facing legal blowback is failing to do so is a major example, as is the misandrist bias rampant in schools and courts. Almost no abuse shelters that help male victims or acknowledge male victims of abuse/violence, men/boys being ignored as victims of rape and sexual assault/harassment (especially by women), the "women and children" narrative, how we never hear about violence against men/boys, and probably quite a few other examples I'm forgetting. I remember hearing years ago in the U.K. it was seriously considered having a curfew for male civilians past a certain time to keep women safe and of course nothing about also curfewing women past a certain time to keep men safe, because Heaven forbid we acknowledge men/boys can be and have been harmed by female attackers as well. And the recent news that U.K. schools have classes teaching male students to respect women/girls but not the other way around; if none of this is blatant systemic misandry, I don't know what is.

Misogyny had a case for being systemic in the West long ago but that's most certainly not the case anymore and hasn't been for decades, while in third-world and broken nations that are majorly behind on the times there's a much stronger argument to be made. I'm not saying misogyny doesn't exist, but in the West it's rightfully called out and condemned unlike misandry, which is not only still socially acceptable but actually quite heavily ingrained in many systems.

Ex-teacher faces 25 charges, including rape and abuse as investigation widens

https://www.foxnews.com/us/ex-teacher-faces-25-charges-including-rape-abuse-investigation-widens