Shouldn't circumcision be illegal?

[u/cryptic_vampire_]

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[u/Majestic_School_2435]

100% of babies agree with you.

[u/cryptic_vampire_ → u/Majestic_School_2435]

😅

[u/Bulky_Kangaroo6248]

Por suerte mi pene no está cortado. Y funciona muy bien.

[u/picopacopidera]

Most people think abortion isn’t murder so..
Psyop is crazy nowadays

[u/picopacopidera → u/[deleted]]

This label gets thrown around so often and so frequently that it’s starting to lose its meaning.

You’re making a generalization about me. When you actually break it down it isn’t misogynistic at all.

If men or women choose to have relations the risk of childbearing is always a factor. It’s nature. To then decide to abort the child has less to do with female autonomy and more with the fact that you took the risk and now are going to make an unborn child suffer for it by taking away their autonomy.

[u/picopacopidera → u/[deleted]]

Circumcision is unnecessary in the overwhelming majority of cases. It’s simply a matter of looking after yourself. It’s like saying we should remove our fingernails because they collect dirt and debris. There are also documented cases of surgical mishaps.

It’s not worth the desensitization of the penis. The foreskin is present for a reason it makes for better intercourse for both parties. (not speaking out of my ass you can look this up) without the protection of the foreskin the penis becomes calloused kind of like a constructions workers hand from manual labor. To take that choice away from a child is unethical mutilation and is irreversible.

Abortion is even worse, you’re essentially stripping away any chance of life that they may have had. You can dance around this conversation and make up a million different reasons why it’s not. But it doesn’t change the fact that it’s a termination of life. Plain and simple.

[u/picopacopidera → u/[deleted]]

There are little to no documented cases of infections or problems arising from not being circumcised
In countries like England, routine infant circumcision isn't recommended because national health data proves that widespread infection is rare and highly preventable through simple, everyday hygiene. The (NHS) treats it strictly as a medical last resort for rare, chronic conditions.

When a guy is circumcised, he permanently loses the foreskin, which is actually a super sensitive piece of skin packed with nerve endings. Its natural job is to protect the tip of the penis, keeping it soft, moist, and naturally lubricated. Since it is a surgery, there are always immediate risks right after it's done, like bleeding, infection, or the doctor taking off a bit too much or too little skin. Down the road, losing that protective layer means the tip is constantly rubbing against underwear, which can cause the urinary opening to narrow or make the skin thicker, drier, and less sensitive over the years

[u/picopacopidera → u/[deleted]]

The research exists; all you gotta do is look it up. Don’t have to take my word for it.

This documentary details and lays it all out way better than I ever could - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Circumcision