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Why deenibeeni is so stubborn

Posted By: deenibeeni on 2009-02-08
In Reply to: dear deenibeeni, tell your 'wisdom' to - x

*****Because I'm never going to say that child abuse is okay, that's why.

"The majority (of physicians) is pro-circumcision."

*****It is a very slim margin, in this study anyway: 54%, and (notably) most performed by male physicians. Now there's some food for thought.

http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/cgi/content/abstract/101/6/e5

There are males out there who are not so particularly keen about 'cleanliness' and this poses a danger to their female partners.

***This is disgusting. First, what is a woman doing with a man whose personal hygiene is so marginal that she risks disease by sleeping with him?? Simply grotesque.

Do you get it?

*****I get that you think surgery should be used in lieu of education, which is ridiculous.

Some do not even know that they should 'pull back' the foreskin etc.......

***Then give the guy either a Darwin award or some education.

Maybe you should draft a notice to be stuck on each shower..'how to.....'

***It's actually not a bad idea, & would probably spare more than a few infants.

Why are you so stubborn?

****see above.

You should think it over and say
'I screwed up...'

*****I think this sentiment should be reserved for anyone who has ever had their baby boy circumcised.



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Because of that darned stubborn streak of mine...
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Email me...we'll find you a better job at the very least. We need to talk and I won't harp on you, I only want to help. I'll pay for the call if you send the number and tell me when you are safe to talk.
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Did nobody tell you this?
dear deenibeeni..you are misinformed
Circumcision is, as you mentioned in your above post, very hygenic. By removing the foreskin, a buildup of smegma is prevented. This is the main reason why circumcision is done. It should be actually done right in the first week after birth, because it is least painful when done early. It is done under anesthesia.

Genital mutilation done on women is not only 'cutting off the labia, it includes the removal of the clitoris, the part of the female body that causes foremost orgasm for a woman, causing her to become frigid.

This procedure is still done in some fundamental Muslim countries, but soon it will be forbidden, because this IS abuse.

dear deenibeeni, tell your 'wisdom' to
physicians, the majority is pro-circumcision.

There are males out there who are not so particularly keen about 'cleanliness' and this poses a danger to their female partners. Do you get it?
Some do not even know that they should 'pull back' the foreskin etc.......

Maybe you should draft a notice to be stuck on each shower..'how to.....'

Why are you so stubborn?
You should think it over and say
'I screwed up...'




Hadn't thought about that - thanks, deenibeeni! nm
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Agree with you deenibeeni - we've been conditioned to believe that its good
There's also the issue of consent. Its an irreversable procedure - what if your son missed having a foreskin? I've read about men having wished that their parents didn't make that decision for them. I don't see a difference between male and female circumcision; its just that we've been conditioned to believe that male circumcision is good. Its just as barbaric and cruel.
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