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09-08-2010, 06:36 PM
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While it surely isn't an example of responsible parenting, the picture definitely doesn't justify the baby being taken away by anyone. No fucking way. I've heard way too many stories about child protective services and their foster homes to think the kid would be better off with them. And again, even if that was the case, merely taking a picture of a kid with a bong isn't EVER going to justify taking a kid being taken away from its parents. Some people here seem to overestimate the impact that kind of stuff has on the further life of someone.
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09-08-2010, 06:42 PM
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Children should never be exposed to drugs (or weed) as it can be harmful for their mental and physiological development. Besides did she really think nothing would happen if anyone saw the pic?
 
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09-08-2010, 06:54 PM
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When I was a child adults smoke and drank around me. For you to claim that being exposed to WEED is harmful to mental and physiological development of children is disgusting! Please enlighten us with stories and studies of how poorly the children of weed smokers do when compared to the children of non-weed smokers. As many on this thread have posted EXPOSURE to the STATE via the foster parent system is PROVEN to be harmful to the mental and physiological development of children. I can't believe how many people are brainwashed into being agents of the state. If it is this bad on ICmag imagine how zombified the rest of the population is. The individual has almost no hope against the oppressive immoral majority.
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09-08-2010, 09:19 PM
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You really do have your own agenda here..i'm not speaking as any kind of zombie, agent,or Rat.
Have a word with yourself. |
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09-08-2010, 09:28 PM
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Justify your abuse of other's human rights and family life as you wish. I have words with myself every day and I refrain from interfering in others business. Where do you get the moral superiority to judge this woman? If being an agent, zombie, or rat isn't the motivation then what is leading you to the thought that "that photo is just wrong" and then the conclusion that you have the moral authority to rip that baby from its mother?
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09-08-2010, 09:50 PM
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09-08-2010, 11:25 PM
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What I love is that people assume that the very shit that we know to be good for us, is somehow bad for children.
Have you seen the study about the kids in Jamaica? "Ironically, some of Dreher's findings suggest that ganja use by mothers during pregnancy, and by their children after birth, might actually be good for children." The reason to keep kids away from grass has nothing to do with the kid's health and safety and everything with other people's opinion. Bowing down to other people is actually closer to the truth. |
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And there is nothing wrong with vocational schools, I think they have a bad rap because people everywhere need to think that their B.A. degrees that left them in debt and no real job skills is somehow superior to actually learning something useful in life. |
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