Colorado police allowed ‘transgender’ Democrat to house confused girl against mom’s will

 

                               Left, ''Vivian'' Smotherman and right, the Coachman in Pinocchio (1940). Just look at the similarities in their grins.

But he that shall scandalize one of these little ones that believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone should be hanged about his neck, and that he should be drowned in the depth of the sea.

                                                                            Matthew 18:6

Just recently, in Colorado, a transgender LGBT activist named ''Vivian'' Smotherman and his wife are housing a gender confused autistic teenage girl against the mother's wishes. The girl suffers from ADHD, anxiety, depression and an eating disorder. She was forced to attend pro LGBT groups and ran away to the home of her math teacher Jo Ann Smotherman and her spouse, ''Vivian'' Smotherman.  

“Smotherman stepped in and took advantage of my kid. She’s just inserted herself into my family, and I still can’t get her out,” Stein told the Daily Wire. “I just can’t stress to you enough how floored I am that this woman has gotten away with what she has, and that there is nothing that I can do to make it right or hold her accountable.” Unfortunately, when the mother contacted the police, they did not do to help her.

As someone who is diagnosed with Autism spectrum disorder, I feel what that mother went through. I thank God that I was raised in the Catholic country of the Philippines where abortion and gender ideology are frowned upon. I can see the similarities between Smotherman and the villains in Pinocchio (1940). Pinocchio fell gullible to Honest John, Gideon, Stromboli and the Coachman. While Pinocchio had a happy ending, I am sure the case of the autistic child will never have a happy ending. Just look at the picture, the grin of Smotherman just looks similar to the Coachman's grin in Pinocchio. It is no doubt the Coachman said, ''They'll never come back as boys!'' because they'll come back as ''girls''.

Source: https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/colorado-police-allowed-transgender-democrat-to-shelter-confused-girl-against-moms-will/?utm_source=latest_news&utm_campaign=usa



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