SB 2352 takes the war on abortion to a chilling new level—not by targeting providers, but by criminalizing the *support network* around a young person. This isn’t just about "transporting" a teen out of Texas for abortion care; it’s about silencing families, friends, mentors—anyone who dares to show compassion.
Giving your 17-year-old niece money for gas? That could be a felony.
This law isn’t just restrictive; it’s invasive. It inserts the state into deeply personal family decisions and punishes people for caring. It doesn't just limit access—it weaponizes proximity, turning uncles, aunts, pastors, even best friends into potential felons for helping someone they love.
This is less about protecting life and more about controlling behavior. It sets a dangerous precedent: criminalizing empathy.
And let’s be honest—if this holds, what’s next? Monitoring Venmo? Tracking car rides across state lines? Policing conversations?
Yes—it’s a signal flare, not just a policy change. Every incremental move—the bans, the surveillance, the gag orders, the punishment of helpers—is them paving the road brick by brick toward a Gilead-style regime. A regime where control of bodies is control of power.
It’s not hypothetical. It’s not fiction. It’s not just “culture war.” It’s the slow normalization of authoritarian control cloaked in law and order, morality, and “protection.”
When you see them criminalizing miscarriage, chasing people across state lines, or mandating birth no matter the risk—it’s not about life. It’s about domination.
Believe them. They are telling you who they are.
Let’s not wait until the red cloaks are real. Let’s name it now. Let’s fight it now.
Absolutely wild.
SB 2352 takes the war on abortion to a chilling new level—not by targeting providers, but by criminalizing the *support network* around a young person. This isn’t just about "transporting" a teen out of Texas for abortion care; it’s about silencing families, friends, mentors—anyone who dares to show compassion.
Giving your 17-year-old niece money for gas? That could be a felony.
This law isn’t just restrictive; it’s invasive. It inserts the state into deeply personal family decisions and punishes people for caring. It doesn't just limit access—it weaponizes proximity, turning uncles, aunts, pastors, even best friends into potential felons for helping someone they love.
This is less about protecting life and more about controlling behavior. It sets a dangerous precedent: criminalizing empathy.
And let’s be honest—if this holds, what’s next? Monitoring Venmo? Tracking car rides across state lines? Policing conversations?
This isn’t just bad policy. It’s dystopian.
It's telling you they are moving toward Gilead.
Yes—it’s a signal flare, not just a policy change. Every incremental move—the bans, the surveillance, the gag orders, the punishment of helpers—is them paving the road brick by brick toward a Gilead-style regime. A regime where control of bodies is control of power.
It’s not hypothetical. It’s not fiction. It’s not just “culture war.” It’s the slow normalization of authoritarian control cloaked in law and order, morality, and “protection.”
When you see them criminalizing miscarriage, chasing people across state lines, or mandating birth no matter the risk—it’s not about life. It’s about domination.
Believe them. They are telling you who they are.
Let’s not wait until the red cloaks are real. Let’s name it now. Let’s fight it now.
A-fucking-men!