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4/21/2017 1:15:56 PM
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I mean, I disagree with circumcision, but the doctor did nothing wrong. The dad -blam!-ed up his kids life.
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like you disagree with circumcision in general? Why?
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I see no point in it. If you want to do it to yourself, fine, but I disagree with parents choosing to do this to their children.
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I mean, its much more attractive. If you care
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The rest of the world disagrees. Circumcision is only the norm in the US and Israel, nobody else routinely circumcises their infants and view it as an unnecessary and harmful practice best left in the past.
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Should still be an individual choice, not one forced by the parent.
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No harm if done properly.
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[quote]No harm if done properly.[/quote] I [i]highly[/i] disagree. Even if done "properly" circumcision does irreparable nerve damage as the most sensitive parts of male genitalia are removed during the procedure. NSFW https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/27/Sorrells.gif Studies also indicate that its remove results in lessened sensitivity and puts one at a marginally higher risk for other problems http://www.circumcision.org/studies.htm http://web.archive.org/web/20120215182208/http://www.cpsbc.ca/files/u6/Circumcision-Infant-Male.pdf "The benefits of infant male circumcision that have been promoted over time include the prevention of urinary tract infections and sexually transmitted diseases, and the reduction in risk of penile and cervical cancer. Current consensus of medical opinion, including that of the American and Canadian Paediatric Societies and the American Urology Society is that there is insufficient evidence that these benefits outweigh the potential risks. That is, routine infant male circumcision circumcision in a healthy infant is not recommended"
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Less sensitive dong has its benefits.
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[quote]Less sensitive dong has its benefits.[/quote] None of which can't be achieved via alternatives to circumcision
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Well it's going to keep happening.
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Not for long considering its declining rates in the us and its near non existence everywhere else.
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Just don't try and tell me I can't have my future son cut. :)
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I am in no way trying to tell you what you can and cannot do. I am merely trying to inform you and anyone who may read what I wrote of the harm that circumcision causes and that its supposed benefits are over exaggerated.
