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I agree that a pregnant woman should not drink (alcohol). Most of these posts are actually on the
wrong side compared to the statements they contain. Anybody who thinks a pregnant woman should drink
is probably a victim of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS). |
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If a woman should have the "right to choose" if a fetus lives or dies, than nobody better say a
thing about her "right to choose" to have a cocktail or two. |
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In moderation.
At say a special occasion.
Maybe half a glass of low alcohol sutff. |
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I am against pregnant drinkers. I believe selfishness is on the same level as parents who use
children as emotional weapons in their broken relationship. You know who they are. Their children
are never with them because they are in crowded daycare because mommy needed some"me" time after the
fight with daddy & went to the bar. |
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Well the body does not directly put alcohol inside the baby. The body filters out what is bad and
gives the baby only that which is necessary. If that is the case the mother shouldn't eat, or drink
anything. Or take any medications.
All foods and beverages have bactera of somekind on it. And you can get a lot of bacteria or virus
just from shaking someones hand.
The body's job is to filter all dangerous substances that threatens the baby's survival. If it
doesn't, then the body has a problem and needs help. |
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No a pregnant women shouldn't drink, and if they feel the need to then they don't deserve a child. |
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Alcohol is clinically proven to harm developing babies.
And the difference between drinking and abortion is the drinking might make that child suffer
unnecessarily for the next 80 years of the life to follow, whereas the abortion ends their suffering
now. |
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No.
It is irresponsible, and inconsiderate: It causes Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, and everyone knows
this.
What is to debate? |
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I'm totally against it because the baby could develop a number of conditions. |
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