Why does it seem that whenever someone is accused of committing a heinous act they always seem to come out as a “proponent for the LGBTQ community” sooner or later?

Casey Anthony, who is arguably "America's most hated mom," has launched a new video series to “operate appropriately as a legal advocate" for her daughter, whom she was previously accused of killing. She claimed her “goal is to continue to help give a voice to people;" this includes her being “a proponent for the LGBTQ community, for our legal community, and women's rights.”

I think this would have been logically comparable to O.J. Simpson launching a video series on domestic violence or acting as a legal advocate for murder victims, but that’s beside the point.

According to Fox News:

Anthony, now 38, was accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter in 2008 but has alleged that her father is the real perpetrator.

I am not going to tell you whether she should have been found guilty. However, I will point out that she did not report Caylee missing for over 30 days, and it’s unclear how you can “continue to help give a voice to people" when she refused to give one to her child.

Casey Anthony has become a household name over the last 17 years, inspiring multiple TV series and documentaries. A jury found Anthony guilty of lying to law enforcement but not guilty of first-degree murder, aggravated manslaughter and aggravated child abuse after a monthlong trial in 2011. Caylee's death remains unsolved.

She added that people will be able to email her directly about "legal issues" via her Substack, where she frequently publishes blog posts. Anthony also said she decided to start the new video series after people "close to" her were "targeted and attacked recently."

It is doubtful that someone found “guilty of four misdemeanor counts of providing false information to a law enforcement officer” is the appropriate person to hold the title of legal advocate, but this is unsurprising, to say the least.

Anthony received some backlash on her Substack, where she has been going back and forth with different users commenting on her blog post. One user commented, "Knock knock … we know who you are," to which Anthony responded, "You know my name, but not my real story. If you cared to listen, you just might learn something. So continue to live in ignorance, or simply pay attention."

It’s unclear why she has included her advocacy for the LGBT community in all this but that may or may not have to do with making it easier for her to slander critiques.

The evidence was insufficient for the jury to convict beyond a reasonable doubt; however, it was enough to make her one of the most hated women in America. The fact that she is so arrogant as to still believe she is an authority on women’s issues, despite not advocating for her daughter for nearly a month, reveals all you need to know about her character. I doubt the LGBTQ community appreciates it all that much either.

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