Adventures in The Patriarchy™: Abortion Karens Gone Wild! Volume VI

Nov 13, 2026 8:56 AM
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Adventures in The Patriarchy™: Abortion Karens Gone Wild! Volume VI
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Chronicling the ongoing intersectional struggle to liberate women — progressively defined to include the legacy kind and the transgenders.

One of the key achievements of the ¡LiTeRaL fAsCiSm! that overtook the nation some ten years ago with the advent of MAGA was the Supreme Court ruling, stacked with Republican justices appointed by Trump, kicking abortion policy-setting authority back to the states with the overturning of Roe vs. Wade.

Mind you, no blue state has rescinded or restricted women’s access to this sacred rite since 2022; on the contrary, many have made killing babies easier via legislation.

Still, the blue-haired crusaders for baby-killing never forgot this great betrayal of feminism, and they certainly didn’t forgive.

Now, the abortion Karens believe they’re back in the policy-setting driver’s seat with the massive Democrat midterm coup.

Abortions are so back!

Here we have a gaggle of young ladies celebrating the Democrat midterm triumphs, presumably in Texas, as one of them is wearing a James “I love trans children” Talarico hat.

Related: NPR Releases Hardcore Abortion Porn Audio to Savor on Your Morning Commute

‘I became the first person in House history to talk about my own period on the House floor’

“In the course of trying to get this bill passed, I became the first person in House history to talk about my own period on the House floor,” Democrat Rep. Sara Jacobs from the once-great state of California excitedly proclaims.

“I love that, though!” her ditzy interlocutor chimes in. “Like, that’s, those are the kinds of things that we should be normalizing.”

“Exactly!” Democrat Rep. Sara Jacobs concurs.

The bill that Rep. Sara is referencing here is called the “My Body My Data Act,” which would essentially prevent tech companies from sharing information with law enforcement related to abortions committed by women in states where it’s restricted.

Via Sara Jacobs (emphasis added):

Rep. Sara Jacobs (CA-51) and Senators Mazie Hirono (D-HI) and Ron Wyden (D-OR) reintroduced the landmark My Body, My Data Act, which would create a new national standard to protect reproductive and sexual health data. 

The weaponization of private reproductive and sexual health data has increased in recent years, especially since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. In 2017, police used web searches and text messages to charge Latice Fisher with second-degree murder after a stillbirth at home. Facebook messages were also a key piece of evidence in an abortion-related investigation of a Nebraska mother and daughter in 2022. A data broker shared cell phone and geo-location data with an anti-abortion political group that then dispensed disinformation about reproductive health to people who visited 600 abortion clinics in 48 states. Earlier this year, police investigated a Pennsylvania mother and daughter after receiving text messages about her pregnancy. 

Rep. Sara Jacobs said: “Like millions of young people, I use a period tracking app – and the information in these apps, search history, location data, and so much more, has been collected, shared, and sold without our consent and even used to investigate and prosecute abortion cases. These threats are even scarier and more real in the second Trump Administration.

Democrats, of course, were all-in on vaccine passports that required citizens to show their “papers” in order to access restaurants or gyms during COVID — but suddenly, when it comes to abortion access, they’re beside themselves with privacy concerns about medical records.

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