The Supreme Court made a big decision protecting kids in Tennessee. They said it’s okay for the state to ban surgeries and drugs for transgender minors. This is a win for common sense and safety.

Tennessee’s law stops doctors from giving children drugs that block puberty or hormones for gender changes. It also bans surgeries like removing healthy breasts or private parts on kids. These are serious, permanent procedures that children can’t undo later.

The Court ruled 6-3 that this law is constitutional. They said Tennessee isn’t targeting transgender people unfairly. Instead, the law focuses on protecting all children from harmful medical treatments. It’s about age and safety, not discrimination.

Liberal judges tried to block this protection. They voted against the law, showing how out of touch they are. They want to let kids make life-altering decisions before they’re old enough to understand the consequences.

Famous lawyer Alan Dershowitz said this should have been a unanimous decision. He’s right. It’s crazy that any judge would think children should get permanent body changes. Kids need time to grow up before making these choices.

This ruling protects boys and girls from being hurt by dangerous procedures. Many European countries agree and ban these treatments for minors too. It’s not hateful to protect children from mistakes they’ll regret forever.

Half of America’s states have similar laws to Tennessee. Now the Supreme Court has backed them up. States have the right to set rules that keep kids safe. This is how our system should work.

This victory shows that common sense is winning. Parents should decide what’s best for their kids, not activists pushing dangerous ideas. Protecting children is always the right choice.