Spencer Pratt Criticizes the Intense Public Support and Online Defense Surrounding Lindsay Clancy 

Failed Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt released a viral 10-minute social media monologue criticizing the intense online defense and public sympathy surrounding Lindsay Clancy.

Pratt labeled the public's defense of the Massachusetts mother — who is on trial for the January 2023 strangulation deaths of her three young children — as a form of "mass psychosis" and "inverted morality.”

The former reality show cast member heavily criticized TikTok users who have tried to redirect the blame toward Clancy's husband, Patrick, who arrived home to find his children dead.

He argued that society has become dangerously confused about who deserves sympathy and who deserves accountability, stating that we have "lost our d--- minds.”

“Women on TikTok are supporting her. Go ahead, look around if you dare. You will see hundreds of psychotic women supporting Lindsay Clancy, blaming the husband,” The Hills star said.

Pratt stated that this "inverted morality" is not just a fringe TikTok problem but a cultural shift that has been slowly building for years, drawing broader parallels to societal behavior since the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Because, of course, in this dystopian social media era, everything is a conspiracy. Nothing is real. Bad things don’t happen. Every real story is just fed slop. The real story is some convoluted, nefarious plot by the Jews,” Pratt said sarcastically.

He then went in with his own conspiracy that Dr. Anthony Fauci, who has saved millions of lives in his six decades in public health, funded COVID.

“Whatever the opposite of Occam’s razor is, that’s TikTok. We have lost our d--- minds. I really think that COVID fried people’s brains and that they’ve simply never recovered. We were gaslit to h-ll, of course. Tony Fauci — Dr. Tony Fauci — funded the development of the virus. He lied about the lab leak,” Pratt said.

He emphasized that "normal people's hearts break for the three defenseless toddlers" and condemned the horrific details of how the children were killed before blasting the killer’s supporters.

“Is this what matriarchy looks like? Where this kind of suicidal empathy exploits the noble virtue of unconditional maternal compassion and perverts it toward the criminal dregs of society? All because wokeness now supersedes all normal virtue?” he asked.

The Lindsay Clancy case has heavily divided the public as her murder trial enters its final stages.

Clancy's defense team argues she was suffering from severe postpartum psychosis and was entirely disconnected from reality, while prosecutors contend the acts were premeditated.

Crowds of supporters have gathered outside the courthouse to advocate for women's mental health awareness, prompting backlash from right-wing figures like Pratt, who argue the defense downplays a violent crime.

We celebrate murders and lawlessness with alacrity,” Pratt spewed. “We have no dignity anymore, and I don’t know how we get it back.”