Can I be honest? That’s literally the point of sports talk and they are masters of it. A lot of people “hate listen” to them for this exact reason. They stir up shit and people listen.

It’s (sadly) how modern sports talk succeeds.

It’s not unreasonable to ask if he tried to help her. The second part clearly shows a bias and preconceived idea of the answer, almost like asking a rhetorical question.

But again, keep pretending otherwise I guess.

What made you say “or just pretend PPD doesn’t exist?”

Let’s stop pretending that reading comprehension is the issue here.

Let’s be honest - the wording of your question was intentional. Saying “pretending” indicates you already have this idea that he’s not doing anything. There’s nothing sincere about your question.

The reason im sympathetic to a degree is that PPD is seriously awful and to be at the level psychosis has to be the absolute worst. She was already getting treatment and by all accounts was not an issue at any point in her life.

I can’t imagine someone who by all accounts was a good mother snapping out of this and realizing they killed their children. That’s where my sympathy lies - when she ultimately ends up getting the help.

She deserves to be punished, don’t get me wrong - I just can’t imagine what she will feel when she is fully with it.

Seriously? She was getting treatment and he was getting food for the family. I can’t believe there’s anyone who is trying to build a case against him.

The issue was that they were intended to get people to vaccinate to stop the spread.

While the vaccines are excellent at helping prevent serious illness and death, they werent as advertised with preventing spread.

That in mind, having a mandate then seems silly. It only made sense if the goal was to protect others. If they want to risk serious impacts of covid potentially, that’s on them. But a lot of things in life exist that are super dangerous but an individuals choice.