s03e01 — This Wouldn’t Even Be a Podcast

@EveAgreste:

The season hasn't started yet, and we've already showered the first episode with photos))

@Evangaleon: Wow, why is he so big already 😳😳😳

@Evangaleon: I love watching movie kids grow up🥹😅

@a1379396: +- a couple of days , without a time jump

@lady_kana: here it does not fit together, as it has grown by a whole year in a couple of days . 🙈

@a1379396: Not for a year🥲

@harderprovider: Lol, so three murders are not murders anymore, but just warming up?) such an association came because a new season of "you" was recently released, due to the fact that some sympathized with Joe, justified him
, of course, he had a lot more victims on his account, and he was just a psycho, no doubt
, but three murders were also quite a lot, no matter what the reasons were, especially since Cynthia's husband was already out of the ordinary Look, there's nothing to justify
in real life, would it really be normal for you to be around such a person? And no, Cynthia shouldn't have done it either, the fuck is that you think at least someone should have

@MargoRose: Three murders are important to WHOM? Did the pedophile who molested Ginny deserve to live? At least you look at who was killed and for what. Goldberg's reasons are made up, he just cuts up who he wants and when he wants, especially each of his new "YOU", which then suddenly does not meet his expectations. And Georgia killed assholes, consider it self-defense.
And about Cynthia's husband. I mean, Cynthia, if she were in her right mind, should have told the doctors to turn it off. Or Euthanasia. Because a person is suffering, and she, due to the lack of brains and too many feelings, cannot understand it. Disconnecting a person who is suffering from a life support device is not murder. It's just that the right people have to do it, otherwise it will look like murder. That's what we got.

@harderprovider: By the way, there is a difference between self-defense at the moment and planned murder.
Georgia: 1. puts sleeping pills in Anthony Green's drink, he dies in his sleep (let's say an accident); 2. puts monkshood in a smoothie, which causes a heart attack (there is definitely no chance of self-defense); 3. Cynthia's husband (the same thing)
do not forget that she shoots Into his father's hand, offering Gila
Do you really think she's okay?
"Three murders is important to WHOM," seriously? murder IS murder
, I like Georgia as a CHARACTER, she has many qualities that can be loved for, but this does not mean that you need to whitewash her actions, she has committed many things for which there is no excuse.

about Cynthia, this is her business, her family, her husband, she could complain forever, but to want her husband to continue to stay by her side even in this state
, as she said, Georgia deprived her and her son of the opportunity to say goodbye to Tom
, it can be hard for everyone, you can say in your hearts that she would like her her husband died or stopped suffering
, but no one has the right to decide for Cynthia what to do with her husband
. I don't remember from last season whether euthanasia was possible, but she could have come to it herself over time, this is not an easy decision
, as you said, it should be done by the right people, BUT otherwise it is It doesn't just look like murder, it is murder.

@MargoRose: Are you familiar with the Khachaturian sisters' case? They stabbed my father while he was sleeping, and yes, this is also self-defense. Just not in the moment. In a moment, he would have killed them and that was it, but as it was, it allowed them to protect themselves so that he would not have a chance to respond.
So it is in the case of Georgia. She knew what would happen if she presented it to him like that, and she couldn't go to the police, because all she had was "he groped my daughter" and the police would have grinned in her face.
There was an aggressive guy there about the second husband, whom a gang of bikers sort out.
And what does "murder is murder" mean? Ted Bundy and Georgia Miller are equally criminals, you mean? Of course not. Any murder must be investigated and find out exactly why it was committed and who the victim was.

@Egor871: Georgia already has not one murder (!!), but three, how can you compare with your sisters? and in other respects, there are no differences at all?
My father literally harassed, raped, forced my sisters into group sex, and used them as slaves

Yes, it was necessary to try to report to the police, leave, get divorced, hide, Georgia was no longer 18 years old at that time, she was an adult woman, but was it possible to kill with monkshood? Did she kill him just because of Ginny, or also because of the inheritance? It wasn't self-defense.

As far as I remember, the bikers helped hide the body, not kill it.

Let's measure criminals by victims, of course, but yes, I think murder is murder, a murderer is a murderer
. If Georgia already has three people on her account, without any remorse, do you really think that she will stop, or is it just a matter of time before there is a fourth victim?
In any case, in the real world, even with the motive of "he groped my daughter" and I poisoned him, Georgia would have been punished.
she also believes that she did a favor by killing Cynthia's husband, who is she, the judge, the executioner, God, to do such services?

Despite all the bad things that happened, there are no excuses for either Georgia's first or second husband, and there are no excuses for her, especially in the situation with Cynthia's husband.
Georgia is ready to do a lot, it's better not to meet such people in real life
. Remember how everything that happened affected Georgia's children, I won't write here, because perhaps those who haven't watched the season in full will read the comment
. In general, I expressed my opinion, I probably have nothing more to add.

@MargoRose: What do you mean, stop? You were told in plain text that she has no thirst for murder. It's circumstances and cruel people that force her to do this. If I were her, I would do the same. And what kind of remorse should she have after killing these assholes??? It's a strange position you have, but it's always easy to reason from the couch.

@harderprovider: Let's just say that Ginny wasn't raped, first
of all, secondly, I really don't know what to say if you have such hypothetical thoughts
, yes, in that case you still deserve to go to prison, because the rapist must be brought to justice, and if you kill the rapist, it will also
go differently. eternal lynching (if the rapist's family decides to kill your family, and so on), there will be no rules or laws if everyone decides to kill each other with or without reasons
, and a court has been created for this!
another thing is, if during the commission, you see that a person is being raped, you interfere, ACCIDENTALLY kill a person during the struggle, then this can be considered as a case that you DO NOT deserve to go to prison
. Please do not confuse sour with bland

@Egor871: Is Cynthia's husband an asshole too?
Yes, it's really easy to talk from the couch about how cool it is to kill someone and not be punished.

@MargoRose: she framed Gil, who was already to blame (he stole the company's money), not an innocent lamb. And he wouldn't leave her alone and wouldn't let her live, he would chase and beat her. For some reason, she didn't kill him, even though she could. Serial killers don't seem to overdo it with their victims.
I think it was instinct and greed that worked with Kenny. She understood what would happen next (he would harass Ginny), she did not consider leaving him as an option because she would lose the stability and security for which she had always fought.
She shot her stepfather in the arm (the same pedophile rapist who caught her and his own daughter), what a terrible act.
I haven't watched the season yet, but I remember the words of Zayan's girlfriend (lawyer) that her job is to find the reasons why people did this.
In all 3 cases in Georgia, the reasons were not fictitious, but real.
I'm sorry about Anthony, but I believe it was an accident.
Kenny was just as much a bastard as her stepfather, and she knew it, but she just didn't wait for his filthy nature to show up.

@MargoRose: my comment was deleted, but come on
From the point of view of the law, yes, I deserve to go to prison. But morally, no. Because killing a rapist doesn't make anyone feel worse, on the contrary, it gets better. If the courts had worked better and would not have allowed such animals to sit in prisons for years, and some even get out, but would have been immediately electrocuted or hanged, then perhaps there would not have been a question of lynching. Such people shouldn't exist.

@MargoRose: I didn't say a word about Cynthia's husband. With Cynthia's husband, it's scripted nonsense that doesn't fit into Georgia's character in any way.
But as they wrote above, the doctors had to turn off her husband, simply because it was the right and humane thing to do.

@MargoRose: the murder of Cynthia's husband is not Georgia's handwriting at all, and I don't understand why she did it at all, it feels like the scriptwriters needed to develop the plot further and that's the only reason it happened, so I personally don't even blame her, I perfectly understand that this is a scenario move, well, it's just by the way

@b_t_a: Остин стрелял

@anastasya2211: thank you!

@katerinskaya: and for what reason did this happen?

@Oksanka_: there are a number of reasons. But it all started with the death of my best friend, who died of cancer.