Christa’s mother drank heavily and used drugs while she was pregnant with Christa resulting in brain damage which caused Christa’s bipolar disorder.

When Christa was 14 months old, she suffered a seizure. Her mother refused to leave the bar to take her to the hospital.

After Christa was born, her mother left Christa and her brother without food, crawling in dog feces, while she drank with her boyfriends.

Her mother allowed her boyfriends to beat Christa and twist her nipples. One beat Christa with a belt and sexually assaulted her.

When Christa tried to commit suicide after that, a psychiatrist told her mother Christa was severely depressed and needed help. Her mother denied Christa further help and her bipolar disorder was not treated.

When Christa was raped at 11 by a man in the neighborhood, her mother denied it until she developed an infection and the man was arrested.

When Christa was raped at 17, one year to the day before she committed murder with her boyfriend, Christa’s mother didn’t care.

But Christa was happy to see her mother in court during her trial and all she wanted was a hug.

Yes, Christa committed an extremely heinous murder at 18. But I just wanted to share a little bit of her story with you — especially for all the folks rejoicing at her execution.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/sep/28/tennessee-woman-execution-christa-pike

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[–] -5 points 1 day ago (1 child)

Adoption's already regulated in most countries and nobody calls that eugenism. Children are subject to the worst traumas all over the world and, somehow, straight people shouldn't be imposed prevention and regulation?

If you call my opinion eugenism, I can call yours "child endangerment". Same bad faith.

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  • [–] 7 points 1 day ago*

    your anger is blinding your reasoning. log off, go outside, have fun, being on this platform doesn't seem healthy for you. there is nothing reasonable about the things you said in this thread. take a step back and look at what's going on: someone posted a video of a woman that was abused as a child and is now sentenced to death, and your immediate association is to make it about how awful straight people are, and then about how awful men are. this is not normal, this shouldn't be your first reaction to reading such a thing. neither is it helping anyone at all, nor is it healthy. i hope you find happiness elsewhere, you must stop consuming the content that enrages you.

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