THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 139 — Lindsay Clancy Lunacy, Week 2?

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**Jack Posobiec** (1:17)
Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard, folks. We thought last week would be the end of it. We thought we were wrong, but unfortunately, we didn't realize how right we were. We have now begun to be able to predict thought crimes. Last week, we did the entire week, the entire show, on Lindsay Clancy.
Lindsay Clancy Case has now taken over the Internet and the minds of weak-willed and susceptible fifth wave feminists. We need to break all this down, break down all the insanity, all the thought crime. We've got the core group is here today, the original gang. It is Andrew, Blake, and Tyler. What's up, guys?

**Andrew Kolvet** (2:04)
What's up? I'm glad we're doing this again because I missed last week, and there's a lot of craziness that has emerged in the aftermath.

**Jack Posobiec** (2:12)
I look really... This thing is still going.
I know you were watching. So people don't realize that a lot of the time when one of us is off, we usually watch live. And I remember you were watching live and commenting, Andrew, like in the chat. And yeah, so this was one where we've become predictive, right? It's like, what's that? Minority report? We're in like minority report of thought crime here when it came to Lindsay Clancy, because this one, it got worse.

**Andrew Kolvet** (2:42)
It's actually in a weird way.
Like, it's hard to explain. I find all of this very troubling. It's not good. But some of the, like, conspiracy theories that we've lived through, it's like one to one overlap, like Venn diagram of it. And it's like, OK, people are starting to finally, like, realize the craziness that we've lived through, because this in some ways is even more clear cut because it's like a woman who murdered her three children and somehow she's become the sympathetic figure. She's become the victim. I don't know how much money have they raised now, like a million bucks. Well, it's a million bucks. Like, that's insane.
It's totally insane, actually. And so I've been diving deeper into the story. It looks like this woman was basically like pill shopping. You know, she I don't know if she got addicted. I mean, certainly the system probably provided her with too much, too much, too many pills. But like this narrative that the system failed her, maybe it failed her because it like did what it's supposed to do too well, I guess, in this instance. But she had all the medical help she could want, a caring husband who was working from home, trying to make it easier on her, trying to give her. She had caring family.
And yeah, man, I there's there's so many wrinkles here that it's hard for me to fully wrap my brain around it. But at the same time, the fact that the actual victims, these poor babies got strangled by an exercise band, by their mother, a couple of minutes at a time, that people cannot...

**Tyler** (4:21)
One tried to get away.

**Andrew Kolvet** (4:22)
How is that not the center of this story?

**Tyler** (4:24)
One tried to get away. No one's even talking about the facts of the case, too.
No one's talking about the kids at all. Like the little boy that tried to run away, probably looking for his dad in his office, by the way, which is like the most horrifying thing, dude, of the whole thing.

**Andrew Kolvet** (4:42)
I can't imagine what was going through their poor little minds.