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Olivia Rodrigo dubbed ‘high priestess of child sacrifice’ by anti-abortion crowd for free Plan B at concert

People are having a totally normal response to it.

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Conservatives label pop star Olivia Rodrigo satanic for giving fans Plan B pills

Conservatives are accusing Olivia Rodrigo of being Satanic after the pop star offered free Plan B pills at a concert in St. Louis, Missouri, on Wednesday.

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Rodrigo, known best for her 2021 hit “drivers license,” is giving away the pills alongside condoms and information on abortion access as part of her GUTS world tour.

“Free Plan B is being given out at @OliviaRodrigo‘s GUTS WORLD TOUR in St. Louis tonight by @MOAbortionFund,” shared a post by a Rodrigo fan account.

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Known as “Fund 4 Good,” the initiative was first announced by the former Disney star last month.

Rodrigo’s efforts in Missouri are bold. Currently, Missouri prohibits all abortion except when a medical emergency is present. A recent bill also proposed homicide charges for women who seek abortions. Missouri also tried to crack down on the distribution of Plan B-style pills like mifepristone.

Right-wing media outlets like Breitbart reacted to the move by Rodrigo by insinuating that the 21-year-old had been groomed to sacrifice children.

“‪Curious how the Disney Channel churns out so many high priestesses of child sacrifice,” the outlet wrote on X.

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Inspired by Breitbart’s claims, others

“Never heard of this garbage human being,” said one person.

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“Promotion of Degeneracy,” wrote another.

But, fans of Rodrigo also pushed back.

“Pitiful Breitbart misogynists can’t handle strong women making their own choices with their own bodies,” said one.


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