An article from the Colorado Times Recorder dives into how an abortion provider has decided that letting parents know about major medical procedures—like oh, I don’t know, killing an unborn baby—is apparently a bridge too far. They’re suing Colorado for having the audacity to require parental notification for minors.
The Bullet Point Brief
- Parental involvement? Nah, let’s cut out Mom and Dad and go straight to Planned Parenthood.
- A pro-abortion group sues Colorado for daring to suggest parents should be notified before minors get abortions.
- The lawsuit paints parental notice as some sort of oppressive government surveillance tactic.
- This is being cheered on by activists who think drag queens should raise your kids instead.
My Bottom Line
So let me get this straight: in Colorado, you need a parent’s permission if your kid wants a Tylenol at school—but if they want an abortion? Hell no, we must protect their privacy. This isn’t about freedom; it’s about turning the state into a surrogate parent while real moms and dads are left in the dark, praying their kid isn’t being exploited by the next ideology-hustling nonprofit.
I’m going to say it loud and clear: I am a parental rights extremist. That used to be called “being a parent.” The kind that checks who your friends are and asks where you’re going after school—not because they’re oppressive tyrants, but because they love you and want to keep your heartbeat ticking. Taking decisions like abortion out of parental hands isn’t progressive—it’s pure demonic gaslighting hidden behind buzzwords like “reproductive justice.” Quit pretending this is about helping kids. It’s about control. And trust me: If you come for parental rights, don’t be shocked when parents show up ready for the fight.
