Darrell Brooks and Eli Hart’s mom will both face trial on intersectional murder this week.
Both parties encountered state social services, criminal and family courts in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Both of them are mentally ill.
Minnesota is the home of Critical Rape Theory, CRT, or Marxist Feminism.
Critical Rape Theory is a sophisticated social theory that is only taught in elementary school playgrounds.
Wisconsin is the home of Critical Race Theory, you may have heard about, which is a sophisticated legal theory that’s only taught in law schools.
Darrell Brooks’ encounter with the family law system gave custody to the mothers of his 3 children. He had been under constant threat of falling into arrears, losing his license, and perhaps going to jail.
At every level of the legal system he’d have encountered women who are professionally trained to believe he is an oppressor and a rapist. They have also been trained that he is systemically oppressed because of his race.
Darrell Brooks was released on $1,000 bail after he ran a woman over just weeks before allegedly plowing into a Christmas Parade full of dancing grandmothers.
Eli Hart’s mom falsely accused his father, Tory Hart, of abuse when he sued for custody due to her mental illness and drug abuse. He was put into foster care while Tory proved his innocence.
A male judge ignored the evidence and gave Eli Hart’s mom full custody. Despite her mental illness, drug abuse, and direct threats to harm the child, Eli was sent to be with his mom.
Eli Hart, 6 years old, was found in the trunk of his mom’s car, after being shot 9 times at close range with a shotgun.
Eli Hart’s mom calls herself a feminist, an ally, and she had bright multi-colored hair. It was right there in her bio, right front of everyone, yet no one saw it.
Not the judge, not the Dakota County Anti-Social Workers, and certainly not the intersectional feminists who have a place in their hearts for everyone but Eli Hart.
Update: EliHartsMom has since been offered a plea deal, 40 years the maximum sentence for 2nd Degree Murder in MN, and has a month to accept it.
