Ask Her Thoughts on Lindsay Clancy — Culture Rot & The TYPE Supporting Her

Beth takes the Lindsey Clancy trial as a mirror — three rants on pharma, the women cheering her on, and the punishment she'd actually hand down — and sketches the America she wishes she lived in.

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We've evolved to have compassion so much to the point that we have now separated responsibility from the actual act itself so no one can therefore be punished.

These women show up to support her with their children. That's pretty beautiful. You know, it's like going to support OJ and taking your girlfriend with a black eye. You know, there's something really nice about a bunch of women saying just because you killed your children, you're still a mother. Are you the perfect mom? No, who is?

Affiliate postpartum to child murder now.

So you've kind of run postpartum for women. Women look really bad by showing up saying things that are hard. We like really need the gold badge.

I want the little blue ribbon pinned in my chest. Life's hard and we deserve more. Quantum bombs.

Welcome to quantum bombs. A commentary show on the human condition through metaphysics and freedom. Coming up over the next few weeks, I've got a lot of physics and metaphysics, but today is pure trash.

Today is swimming in the human condition. Gentlemen, listen up. Do you have a girlfriend or a fiance? It's important you ask her this question.

What are your thoughts on the Lindsay Clancy trial? I heard that posed on the PBD podcast and I was walking and I was like, well, I haven't had a boyfriend and actually 16 years. Yes, that's a long time. I've dated since in that 16 years, but it's a lot of out of state, out of country relationships, long distance.

Anyway, but I was walking and I'm like, well, I'm gonna answer that question right now in my head and that is what we're going over today. My three-part answer reviewing my thoughts on the Lindsay Clancy thing and you could be my internet boyfriend or my girlfriend just listening in and have being gossipy and cheap with me. Three parts being one on the drugs, two on the demographic of women who support her and three my punishment that I would delve out to Lindsay Clancy.

Today's episode is really, I'm trying to going to paint my perfect America with my response to Lindsay Clancy. How do we get here into a world where a woman, I think it's called Philicide who has killed three of her children, takes our nation, women are, we're happy. It's in the news.

It's what's in the internet. I think it's just really boils down to cultural rot, slop, mainly by bureaucracy on top of bureaucracy on top of bureaucracy. What I mean by that is bureaucracy is like the degrade of a system that used to have integrity and maybe even a point to it.

But of course bureaucracy is saying that it doesn't have a point. It's just more organizational mishandling on top of like spider webs and shade and more mishandling and more can't see straight but like you don't know why it's there, but it exists and it doesn't make sense. That's how I think we get to America, the fall of the Empire, 250 years in, a lot of rot, cultural rot.

Anyways, let's jump into the first one is the drugs. Going back to what I was saying, on the top, this is a two-part answer for the drugs. The first is just simply how we allow big pharma We're one of two nations that allows it to advertise on our TVs.

I think the other one is New Zealand. Why do we allow it? Because a lobbyist. Lobbying isn't constitutional.

It doesn't make any sense for American values. Yet again, that goes to the rot I'm pointing out and we'll have a government where we have career politicians. Again, going back to how this country was founded, that was never the intention.

Nobody, nobody should make a living being a politician. There's a whole another system for another show we could discuss. So that's part of you know, why is everything falling apart in 2026 is likely, you know, so this is the beginning.

This is just I guess a symptom. One of these crazy things that we're gonna see and continue to see on top of many other crazy things, I think. Okay, and then now switching into another lane of how to look at the drug situation is we have evolved into an error of compassion, right? With you know, when you measure if you're progressive or if you're conservative, you know, you think as time goes by hundreds of years go by we're basically always turning more progressive, less conservative and we've evolved in our way to judge things with more compassion.

We've separated the crime with the reason the crime was committed, right? The Sub-Saharan African man that was invaded into another country in Europe that then raped a child isn't at fault because his culture is at fault. You see the separation of the actual crime itself and you then the Sub-Saharan African can be let off because you didn't know any better and this is being said as a joke because jokes are only funny if it's true and we all know that this is true and if you don't think it's true, try to prove me wrong. It's happening night and day in Europe all the time and even if you're the bigot woman who's gonna complain about this sexual assaults, you too can go to jail for your discrimination against this poor different cultured Sub-Saharan African that likes to hurt children.

You see, we've evolved to have compassion so much to the point that we have now separated responsibility from the actual act itself. No one can therefore be punished. So yeah, we've evolved a way to now look more at this in a different way with is the drugs are in front of the actual action of the murder.

The drugs are to be blamed instead of the person taking the murderous actions. The next point I want to make on the SSRIs is it just separates you into two groups of people. You have people that love government.

They're going to listen. I need you to think for me. I need I'm going to give 100 percent.

I'm just dumb and I'm going to go to my general practitioner and I'm just gonna nod. Yes, okay, and I do whatever they tell me to do and I'm laughing because they're literally people like this and what's ironically makes this so funny is they're like thinking I'm the crazy one by pointing out that someone would go to their doctor, their GP, and actually listen to what he's saying. Oh, yeah, sign me up.

I recently had a very tricky persistent postural perception dizziness and without getting into it very rare so so rare that I had to tell all my Western doctors about it until I met until I talked to my friend at Thanksgiving who's a brain surgeon, of course he knew about it, but I was not willing to do the only route Western medicine gives you which is take some SSRIs Beth and without going down that long rabbit hole, but I was able to sort it out myself with my agency and trying to be more holistic about the approach, you know the other the two people I'm dividing so we've got the people that want government. They cannot think for themselves I have zero agency. I will play the victim Olympics, right? Well, my doctor put me on six to seven different SSRIs, which is kind of one of her defenses I need my medications were wrong like okay, so I'm not taking any responsibility this side versus the other side of people I'm describing which I'm tooting my own heart I'm the side with the agency and the critical thinking and the More holistic approach to get rid of something.

That's very slippery that doesn't have an easy button to to get rid of it Most health problems going back to the point I'm trying to make is that after like 1910 the Carnegie Foundation the Rockefellers You know all those big old names from back then they swayed our whole entire system to change, right? We no longer we're going to be taking a holistic approach to your health. We needed to make money off of it through pharma Anyway, so you have these two camps of people and we all know which camp we fall into and maybe you're a little bit Healthy and into both. I'm I've told look I'm a lazy person.

I'll be the first to say it So if there's a magic pill like I do I have tried them SSRIs in the past and I was younger and I tried them Makes my brain go and gives me blurry vision if I miss them and then I have a night terrors Which makes me understand when you could quickly relate these SSRIs into something that makes you do demonic things Which is my next point which is as a culture if we haven't ran a study on all of the mass shootings And SSRIs and what that correlation if there even is one I'm not saying that there is but I'm pretty certain there is Who's taking SSRIs and just the people that do mass shootings? Like that's an interesting study is something there I don't know, but I mean, it's silly that we don't know these facts naturally why because we have bureaucracy slop but if we are well ran nation with agency and I don't know just a tighter ship being instituted, which is very hard on such a large country like ourselves I'm not saying it's easy Today's episode is about painting the prettiest picture we can for America All right moving on to the type of women the demographic of the women who are supporting Lindsay Clancy Hey to be fair I gave this some good thought the type of women who support Lindsay Clancy Let's start with what we they all have in common. Number one is time So they're living in this culture rot which means abundance of 2026 their men or themselves haven't gone to war in a while We need something to stand up and fight against. We also want to feel moralistically virtuous I will never do this.

I see you don't love is blind all the time for those listening I'm making a hearts with my hands because I was just watching love is blind. I thought that's so weird That's not in my culture in my purview It just feels kind of like weird and I'm gonna I was thinking like for woke people But I didn't know any better and then the Lindsay Clancy draw comes out And then you see all these women wearing pink as I'm showing on screen right now and they're all holding the heart So if a guy ever did like does that at me? I'm just gonna blow a kiss at him because I refuse that's the last time you're gonna see me do I'm not gonna make it on camera anymore. But anyways back to cutting these women down Look first off.

They're looking for some purpose in their life. They don't probably go to church They do need to have some type of moral virtuous They want to prove that they are good people and I get it look Okay, that's the other part. That's originally I was motivated to make this just to say the obvious is that they are middle-aged And what makes their value we as women Unfortunately are judged on our our beauty our as we age We are like declining in what we offer to the world as an asset, right? And so yeah, they're just looking for some type of validation some type of I belong I still matter and I'm saying this they're at least mothers I mean, I'm also middle-aged not even a mother childless guys So I should be even more off my rocker, right? Like where's my purpose in life? Which is probably why I'm yammering to you.

I'm getting my validation right now, right by putting my little show out there and Hey, who am I to judge right? Like maybe I should be out there at the courthouse cheering on the woman who murdered her three children because I too have big Passion and sympathy right and I could put the drug as at fault versus the human behind it where I could put the mental illness At fault versus the human that was just subjugated to the temporarily by the mental illness Which we'll get to because that's also the logic I'm trying to wrap my brain around right because I too can understand the plight of mental illness and anyways So the time yeah, so that's the demographic of woman. I just described it We understand that we're middle age and we're aging and that our value in time Sadly by our Western society is based a loss lot off of our age and looks and that's deteriorating and That this is um, I Get I think I really do I think a lot of that has to do with the culture of we're on the internet all day and so somehow being relevant and being Young and mommy rue perfect. Oh, that's the other part I forgot like them the part about them being mothers The other part of them is postpartum is a bitch and and they really want to express that to you guys again going back to These fall into the victim Olympics people It's hard and the funny thing is is a lot of us do really it's hard things in life Like as I'm saying that I could a pictured men and I pictured a lot of other people that it's hard But for some reason we as women want to make women look really bad By letting this is how we're making women look really bad by showing up saying things that are hard We like really need the gold badge.

I want the little blue ribbon pinned in my chest We're making women look really bad by showing up saying things that are hard We like really need the gold badge. I want the little blue ribbon pinned in my chest Life's hard and we deserve more more Meaning recognition versus what men get when we do something hard. No, okay.

I'm kind of flying off the handle I do want to say it motherhood and postpartum must be hard But yet again, like isn't there another way to celebrate it? Is this really how you want to because it is going to be it is straight up already forever etched into my mind and Majority of all the other I could at least speak on behalf of men and half of the other females out there and weirdly as it Is the the the dichotomy? I don't know. That's the right word of our two separated viewpoints in America The other half of the conservative women also will affiliate postpartum to child murder now So you've kind of run postpartum for women Seriously, it's like you kind of tainted that Okay, but anyways moving on from bashing women like myself middle-aged women Oh Speaking of that, how could I miss the main point? There's actually two facets to this rant on women The second is who should vote in America? Yes. Am I gonna say it ladies and gentlemen? I don't believe women should vote and I also don't believe men should vote The point I'm making is our founding fathers never intended for everyone to get a vote I remember I just told my sweet aunt that and she's so sweet and she's like never long She's just like totally thought I was crazy Here's the perfect example and you cannot argue with me after I make this Let's just say I did have some chillin children We're at the supper table and I got three kids and my husband and I'm like hey little kids This is a equal equal opportunity family.

We got some money to spend Are we gonna spill ice cream and in a vacation? Are we gonna put some money aside? We're gonna buy a rental property with it We're gonna pay the mortgage next month. Well, what do you want to do with the money, right? But the kids outnumber us three to two. Well, they're gonna vote for the ice cream and the vacation They're likely not gonna set aside the money for the rental property or paying a mortgage, etc.

You get my point We already know and we know what again you can't argue this the mass population The general population of the masses is not smart. They're not bright. We have proof all around us all day long So this is how it is when we are letting everyone vote You could even take this experiment of meat at the dinner table and extrapolate it further now Let's just think about me versus Elon Musk financial advisor who knows how to take Assets stocks that he has borrow against them tax-free invest into other further stocks or high-yield interest things capital building capital building capital That man also has a different capacity of thinking on how to structure not only Basically our government in its finances, right? You understand my point of The brain capacity of your children at four nine years old versus someone like myself as the parent versus Elon Musk's financial advisor How do we structure our country's finances those votes matter, right? So how do you who should vote then Beth? I've always thought this is the the landowners and the business owners only So if you're a woman and you want to vote and you're a business owner you have skin in the game You've worked your bum off.

You're an entrepreneur. You understand that when you make all those Changes here and there it it will sink your business or it will be the one thing that that keeps your business afloat because the 51 percent which is the general masses the population will always vote to take from the 49 percent America was not meant to be like we're basically printing our money in with Pumping out inflation and we're on a track that basically social. We have no other course but socialism But the problem with socialism is that we are It's all labor like socialism is labor, but we weren't set up as a nation to be labor We were to live off our capital when that the nation was founded it actually the program The pursuit of happiness is not what it said.

It was the pursuit of property And I can I could see how that you have that correlation because if you're pursuing property not in a materialistic way I'm talking about in a freedom way if you're buying property You're becoming free and you are truly living in your most spiritual state as you can be as a human But not to get off topic. That's who I think should vote But do you think the reason I brought up the vote and women is because it's already being in Conservative circles because those that are listening to me for the first time who's liberal you'll think I'm absolutely crazy But I'm just giving you the floor and conservative circles all the time people discuss Perfect example if women should be voting if women should be policemen and I've actually grown to understand like I've got Paradoxically nuanced behind me guys. I like really weighing out this stuff I definitely think there's something to be said about the police.

I think if you're female you should actually Maybe have to go through some type of further qualification to really prove that you're not gonna get yourself killed or your partners killed because There is so much evidence to show that unless you're like a certain type of woman. You're not really helping baby You're not really helping. No one wants you to come save them.

And then the other thing is the voting This is the exact reason women don't run companies Typically like big companies is it because we run on emotion, right? All those women out there not using logic to back her up They're using their emotion to say something shouldn't be dealt with right? I just I just do love logic and reasoning and God bless men for having that as their stronger suit. I'm not perfect I'm a very emotional person. If you know me in real life time for my punishment to be dealt to Lindsay Clancy dong dong dong Okay.

Well, first off, let me make a disclaimer that This is for the best case for society It doesn't necessarily align with most likely my spiritual beliefs or most spiritual beliefs But I do believe that this would set up the best society. So join me on my fun Let's keep this, you know, great. I think follow my show met it's mainly about metaphysics I do believe we are in a virtual reality held together by by God and his Fundamental field that I call it call it.

Holy Spirit, whatever you'd like, but it's not a metaphysical day But I do like thinking about it. We're we're plugged into this world. We're taking out of this world, right? We came here as a player.

How do you set up the virtual reality to be the best baby? You deal Lindsay Clancy death penalty? Done and dusted now before you just deal that to her I would want to say that one caveat is that we need to be in this this perfect society Sure beyond reasonable doubt that it was her and not someone else for example like her husband as they say Well, I think they said there's cell phone data that places him where he said he was She's also taken blame for this guy's, you know, she's also saying she did it The other thing is that once you deal a death penalty punishment in this perfect society We're building that it's actually swift. You don't get to appeal it You don't get to sit in jail for 20 years appealing it and costing the taxpayer dollars It's actually swift and if you think about it, it's actually quite It has compassion on the victim itself because once you know that you're sentenced to death like every you're not gonna be sleeping Well at night, so I would say probably within 48 hours I can't you know, I'm willing to consider a week like that's the great part about this society I want to build it like it's using logic and thought so it would be and then the other thing is I would debate and let this Really think about as well is whether it would be public on public display Now the reason is why do I say all this because it sure does stop future? Philicide is uncommon as they are. We already know that they're this she's been made to be a hero I do want to say this the regard regarding my judgment well, I'm I guess I'm making judgment against her right now as I'm talking about my My playful idea of how how the perfect society would run is that she did Google How to cut a carotid artery and what happens if she disabled her Airbags in the car.

So there anyways, she clearly did want to hurt and kill and whether look I've already logic through this like, okay, let's just say you are mentally ill. Is that a separate complete? Point of view consciousness then the normal one and there is no correlation between the two I don't know. I just know with mental illness if there's any hint of violence You deal with it this way because like for example that poor arena the Ukrainian girl that was coming home from work That was murdered on the the train by that guy who was let out 13 times So what I'm getting at is I'm building a society that the rest of us can live in more of a utopia You don't even know what I'm talking about because we've gotten so far away from law and order in a society that actually does punish But if you actually held strong measurements like this We would live in a world of high trust societies.

But what we are is Is a world that caters to the 2% when you go to buy the toothbrush at Walgreens and it's locked behind a plastic case It's because you've allowed the 2% of people that would actually steal that sucker or whoever the thugs are that day to dictate how the rest of us are Having to put up with and then we just let that rot and the culture of the bureaucracy grow and grow and grow So these no common sense things are said we throw in more of that compassion and separation of the actual crime Versus the person that wants to take responsibility. That was the point I wanted to say is that we've removed Oh, that's the yes to all the women the women's rights movement. What do they do to this? The women's rights was affected because they've asked for all these extra not extra But they wanted the responsibility and the accountability of what men get but without any any Punishment like you want a separation of but what would help women's rights is if the women were out there and they were holding themselves Accountable right holding not letting wanting a get-off-free card get out of jail card So that's why that's my theory is we'd have a much safer world if we actually did have swift punishment Crime would be absolutely almost Non-existent the amount of high-trust society you could live in which it's like, oh Beth.

It doesn't really matter that much Oh, yeah, it does and you know it does You stay out late your kids stay out late at night. You could travel anywhere You could say thank you. You could have those little honest markets that no longer have been shut down because people steal from them It goes it just goes beyond it turns into something so beautiful.

I don't know right now as I'm saying this I'm kind of having this like thought my brain jumps to the 1970s in the 1980s and 60s when serial killers were very prolific And I guess that was like back then the only crime that was being committed and then also repetitively That was weird But like at least we cared about it enough and it would they were famous because they were doing something so wrong Whereas now what I'm describing. It's almost so normal And even your idea to report it is kind of almost bigotry I mean sounds crazy, but that's the I'm thinking of Europe when I'm saying that to be clear we're very quite quite a different society here in America, but Europe has become so backwards right now. It's almost to the point that Calling a rape or a murder right serially on someone you are the bigot For reporting them because they just happen to be 88% of your crime is coming from Illegal invaders from certain parts of the world where culture is different, right? This goes one more thing.

I want to say on my rant Watching a youtuber. She's a you're Russian goes all over the world She's uh, but she's living in the UK at the time and I obviously care about the UK I've lived there on and off and I would live there right now if it wasn't like this and she's like It's just so divided but what we all need to know we all just need to realize we all want the same thing And I just about lost my crap picked up my phone so I can make a comment on her video That's the problem. You are the problem We all want the same thing I get what she's saying I'm a big spiritual person.

So trust me I mean, I really get it when I'm at church and we're really focusing on the fundamental field Like we literally are all one and we are connected. But darling, we don't all want the same thing There are men that want to hurt children. There are people that will behead you for fun.

They are different They do not want the same thing and you might be like some of your like Beth. You're being extreme Yes, but we are letting in the extremists in that's the weird part Like we grew up in a world where that was breaking the law back then right? Like why do we even go through airport security changing the border? The extremists are being catered in but yet we law-abiding citizens still stand in line so they can verify who we are It makes no sense but Yeah, that's my point We aren't we all don't want the same thing and I think that's a privilege that women get to say that thankfully myself I'm a rat surrounded by men constantly the men that would have to go to war the men that would have to protect you and It's um, it's a lazy saying we all want the same thing And it's funny because it's coming from a girl that has traveled to more countries than I have and that's saying a lot So but it's so it's just facilitating the problem and basically the the solution is you could keep having that attitude But one will conquer the other Eventually, so yeah, so the suicidal empathy is the most perfectly coined term of I don't know it's like the 2020s Maybe maybe I don't know but I'm not too worried about it. I think hey, I will sweep in and everything else will change soon All right.

Well, that's so imagine now. Let's close this sucker out Imagine if you were my boyfriend or my fiance. I think you could probably see why I am single now You'd be like wow Should shut up.

That's a long answer But obviously you could see I care about culture and politics the state of the world. I also like think it's fascinating I'm not I am Bitching but I also appreciate that I was born into a life like a time period in life where it's extremely interesting right now It is upside down things don't make sense. We are polarized But like it's very at least to say it's so obvious that this is 100% by design So it's not even that scary.

You might be like what do you mean? Well, obviously it's design like we again going back to my point of logic We used to have a border to enforce it But now we are literally like and like paying for it Like we're paying for you to invade to get here to put your head on a pillow to eat the next day Sometimes they even get cell phones, but the veteran or the homeless person the citizen of that country gets none of it Anyways, that's just a small example of but there's so many other things, right? Mainly our government. It's not even that our tax dollars are wasted It's that it's actually just going to fraud So there's so many beautifully things that are messed up with our world that I'm describing That I'm saying it in a positive note that at least it's not boring at least You know the talk of the week for America in 2026 Is how happy a big large demographic of women will be when Lindsay Clancy is acquitted of? Her three charges of murder to her own children. All right guys.

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