How come they can still circumcise baby boys,and its not classed as genital mutilation?
11 Answers to "How come they can still circumcise baby boys,and its not classed as genital mutilation?"
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Because they can charge for it...
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Exactly.Like (1)
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Because foreskin is disgusting..
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Well, and I speak as no expert on this! *lol* but is it disgusting because were conditioned to think that way? .. What if they were saying the same about our labia?...and rightly FGM is atrocious
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And that's not a good enough excuse for being cruel to an innocent little child.Like (1)
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I don't understand why male genital cutting is not universally regarded as genital mutilation but I most certainly do. See my story about it here: EP Link
The foreskin is an invaluable part of the penis which benefits men and women as this site demonstrates: http://www.sexasnatureintendedit.com/Like (2)
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Because money speaks louder than words. And until the masses speak up and say enough is enough nothing is going to change, so many people are so brain washed and indoctrinated into thinking circumcision has all of these ridiculous health benefits, and so many people are to scared to question the doctors that told them to circumcise their sons, and admitting circumcision is wrong would mean admitting they harmed their child and a lot of parents cannot own up to that.
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penis envy
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penis envy?
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Hahahaha xD i do not have penis envy but this is hilarious.. as much as i hate freud, he gave me some good laughs..
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please!!!..:(
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what *S*
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I dont know or care. Its no skin of my nose.
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*S* ho ho.....and indeed as a 'non user' I agree, but on any other level...........
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Because unlike when it's done to girls, when it's done to boys it enhances the feelings! Makes it more sensitive...
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Is that the case? there's a lot that might disagree with you about circumcision = enhanced sensetivity
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Another myth - who told you that!
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It is Torah, and Mitzvah!
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they give you a choice rather you want it done or not
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i tried to say NO, but they thought it was just babytalk. i was still in diapers at the time.
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ooowwwwww! *tear*
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Posted by Semblanceofhope Mar 3rd, 2013 at 9:49AM
Indeed. I am absolutely against this terrible practice.
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Reply by Yashpaldip Mar 3rd, 2013 at 9:57AM
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