People tend to not have too many warm and fuzzy feelings towards people who cause the death of a tiny baby and then leave her body to rot in a carrier bag. Yes, yes, they've not been found guilty yet etc.
I think, for many, the endless excuse making for their sickening behaviour is even more offensive.
I haven’t said anything about warm and fuzzy feelings. Far from it.
I haven’t made assumptions based on unknown information, unlike what you just did with your post and the comment about why the baby was where she was.
I’m not making excuses for them, and I never have done. I’ve said previously that they may well be responsible for their baby’s death. It’s highly likely that her death could have been avoided. That is a tragedy for everyone involved.
What I’ve also said is that it might not be as black and white as some people may think.
That’s not making excuses.
What I will make no apology for - in this situation or any other - is being clear that mental illness can mean that a person is not always in control of their thoughts or actions.
We don’t know the situation here, so I’m not saying it’s relevant, but it’s a consideration.
Blaming
anyone for something out of their control due to poor mental health is not okay, and there have been posts saying along the lines of ‘I don’t care what’s wrong with them, they deserve xyz’. How is that okay?