Another one of my favorite parts of the article he posted is this one which sums up my previous post almost perfectly. "Women with unintended pregnancies are more likely to receive delayed or no prenatal care and to smoke, consume alcohol, be depressed, and experience domestic violence during pregnancy. Unintended pregnancy also increases the risk of babies being born preterm or at a low birth weight, both of which raise their chances of health and developmental problems".
So, women who are irresponsible and become pregnant by their own choices make even more irresponsible choices and because of that women must be absolved of all personal responsibility. Not one time in the entire article did I see anything pointing to women having to take any personal responsibility for their choices, not one. "My body, my choice!" Exactly ladies, my money and my choice not to subsidize your poor choices.
Let's just fix that quote..
"Women who smoke and consume alcohol are more likely to receive unintended pregnancies, delayed or no prenatal care, experience [or commit] domestic violence and be depressed. Smoking and consuming alcohol also increases the risk of babies being born preterm or at a low birth weight, both of which raise their chances of health and developmental problems"
I'm pretty sure my version is more accurate in terms of causation.