You're absolutely right. When I start seeing a comparable number of articles warning potential young mothers and fathers of the dangers of other, more addictive drungs on their babies, these legalese, feel-ggod scare stories might have a bit more credence.
It's more than a little intellectually insulting listening to zealots wandering around warning women of all the horrors alcohol usage will cause to their unborn babies, while handing them a business card for an abortion clinic and a free needle so they don't get AIDS while shooting up
No kidding. And the anti-tobacco zealots are just as bad. I actually had one tell me my daughter would have been better off had I been to one of those clinics so she would not have been born, just because I happen to smoke.
The scare tactics of the nannyists is absolutely outrageous, the big problem is they get paid big bucks for their fear-mongering based upon very shaky "scientific research."