In this episode, we walk through six different stories that all point to the same ugly instinct: the new “compassion” strips out faces and consciences, then lets the system manage whatever’s left.

• TSA quietly rolls out a $45 “no ID” fee that nudges you into biometric screening.
• Texas swings a sledgehammer at mail order abortion pills. 
• Maryland brags about a 15% jump in telehealth abortions, turning bedrooms into clinics with a few clicks. 
• A Kentucky IVF case treats nine frozen children as negotiable “material.” 
• A new Senate bill tries to protect med residents who refuse abortion training.
• And the Kansas attorney general has to formally remind a school district that parents have a right to know what’s being done to their kids.

All of it hangs together. Less real human contact, more apps and policies. Less moral clarity, more euphemisms and “access.” In other words, a culture that wants highly managed bodies and very quiet consciences.

I break down what this means for moms and dads raising kids right now, why we should support every crack in that system that protects life and conscience, and how to build homes where our children learn to call things by their right names and refuse to cooperate with a bloodless, faceless idea of “care.”