Donating to the Devil

Donation sites allow people to demonstrate what they believe in. After she strangled her three children, Lindsay Clancy is what many women believe in.

The New York Post reported last weekend:

Lindsay Clancy supporters are flooding a fundraising page after her high-profile murder trial ended with a hung jury following an intense week of deliberations.

A GoFundMe page set up to help Clancy’s parents, Michael and Paula Musgrove, has raised over $1.1 million and counting – edging closer to the whopping, newly increased $3 million target.

The point is not to help her parents but to show support for Clancy — that is, for what she did.

The pot is up to $1,229,267 this morning. Presumably some of this money will end up in Lindsay’s purse after she eventually goes free.

GoFundMe runs the names of donors at the bottom of the page. Virtually every one is female. At root, feminism has always been an antihuman ideology, because it attacks the family and thereby human reproduction and flourishing. With the cult of Lindsay Clancy, it has degenerated into something explicitly evil.

Another cause people can donate to is murdering young Caucasians. Via Trending Politics:

The family of Karmelo Anthony has launched a new crowdfunding campaign seeking $250,000 to cover costs associated with appealing his murder conviction.

These costs include not only legal fees but moving expenses, “basic living costs,” et cetera.

The latest request follows an earlier GiveSendGo campaign organized by Anthony’s mother, Kala Hayes, that launched on April 15, 2025, less than two weeks after [his victim Austin] Metcalf’s death. That page, titled “Help Karmelo Official Fund,” set a goal of nearly $1.4 million and raised $633,908 before GiveSendGo removed it from public view after the conviction. …

When asked at a September news conference for a detailed accounting of remaining funds or specific fees, [family spokesman Dominique] Alexander declined to provide one.

Luigi Mangione acquired public reverence by shooting Brian Thompson in the back for being a health insurance executive. The main GiveSendGo campaign in his honor has raised around $1.57 million.

There is no major fundraising campaign to express support for Tyler Robinson, whose case is being handled at taxpayer expense by public defenders. Per Grok,

GoFundMe quickly removed early attempts to raise money for his legal defense, citing its policy against fundraisers for violent crimes.

People do not donate to fiends because they think they are innocent. On the contrary, they do it believing they are guilty.

On tips from R F and Bluto.

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