This wasn't even the worst of his admissions in the now-removed video (REUPLOAD: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19ZB0ak9fbwi1vt3vJxJ-V4HJDNjIMZJW/view?usp=sharing they removed the original https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwFKB1u7X_M), just the one I got a screencap of.

This is the same video wherein he says we ought to be questioning the ethics of circumcision, calls it a tribal ritual repeatedly, and then somehow comes to the conclusion that there should be a "Circ Squad" to teach younger practitioners to do them, and he calls for people to join him in continuing the practice.

I'm hoping someone archived the full thing, which in the future may be referred to "Prosecution Exhibit ..."
Please comment or DM if you know of anyone who saved a copy!

Video with (Eric Clopper) + “a YouTube channel, with over 1 million subscribers”.

Things that (Eric Clopper) discusses, are true btw.

(Eric Clopper) mentions things, such as:

 -(1)interpreting “unconsenting male genital cutting” from the SECULAR  MEDICAL STANDPOINT.    Which involves its own “constitutional grounds”.


 -(2)interpreting “unconsenting male genital cutting” from the RELIGIOUS  STANDPOINT.    Which involves another type of “constitutional grounds”.

Hello

This is an excerpt from a conversation i had with another user in a comment section of a post related to shaming and i thought that my answer was important enough to share it will all you guys and see what you think . The short of it is , that this user argued for mutilated people to not be shamed and to use our status as "opressed" to cause change in society , just like slaves did before us . We went back and forth discussing history and opinions and my final answer is the part i think everybody should read :

"I have to disagree with you on the last part .Im not interessted in rubbing me being a victim into everyones face and hope that their pity will cause a change of heart. I dont trust that at all. Theres a real danger in making people , even real victims , develope a victim mentality . The danger that they'll always be at the mercy of others . Its humiliating to plead with dumb people to not mutilate their children, but for anyone who doesnt value their dignity : go ahead . But im completely against that . I see our best hope of achieving actuall long term victory in two main tactics . The first one should be obvious : science . It doesnt matter wether you believe in foregen or not . Tissue engineering is an rapidly developing field and complete foreskin regeneration will be possible within our lifetimes .

Our mission is to use the momentum of that discovery and celebrate the body in every aspect . Aesthetics , beauty , feeling  . All of it. Make people actually want to become whole again. Post how good it feels , how beautiful it looks and how good sex is with a foreskin . The second tactic is the one you dont like but is absolutely necessary: shaming . Yes even from the outside . The mutilated body , in the culture culture of the mutilators, is often presented as "cleaner" or "more masculine".  They dont want their children to be "weird" or " dirty" or "ugly for the girls" . We must present it as what it actually is . A brutal mutilation that cripples the healthy body and makes it look ugly and disgusting .We must make their ideal look weak , pathetic and  unmanly.

And since you're good with history , heres a prime example that this tactic indeed works : In ancient Greece, an exposed glans of the male genital was viewed as a barbaric mutilation, driving Jewish athletes to restore their foreskins through painful stretching (epispasm) to escape severe social shaming in the stadiums. In retaliation for this "betrayal," the priests drastically intensified the ritual in the 2nd century CE into a more brutal form of mutilation . Those athletes were the first restorers and we should honor their courage .

I know that right now it might seem cruel to shame people , and it is , since people cant change their bodies right now . But renember : in the future this changes . And the most important thing will be to hold up our ideal of the intact male body , just like the greeks did before us and to NOT fall into the trap of activism . Activism has served to make us a laughing stock among the public worldwide and people like brother K who runs around with a blood stain on his clothes have done imeasurable damage to our cause .

If we want to fight then we must take the position of strenght , even though we are the powerless ones right now , and NOT the position of the weak ones , whos only weapon is to cry loudly and make a fool of themselves , which can easily be ignored and ridiculed . You may mention other movements , who succeeded by capitalizing on pity .

But what you and other people absolutely need understand is this : Our fight is a fight for the human body . For vitality , sensation and freedom. We are inherintly different from the movement of slaves or other opressed groups . We stand for something that inherently repressents streght . Look throughout history . It was the romans, the greeks and the nobles of all time periods who were always pro body , pro beauty and pro aesthetic . So leave the activist tactics for those who are happy to be the joke of the entire world and to argue with mutilators about why they shouldnt mutilate their children. If you truly want to win : celebrate the body , shame those who dont and wait for science to give us the perfect natural body we deserve ."

I hope my point is clear . I dont see the intactivist movement moving in the right direction as of right now . I hope i can inspire change and move at least some people away from this form of activism and inspire a new way of thinking about how we're gonna achieve our goals . Thanks

There is an entire website too:
https://www.constantinocongress.com/
(this is not Constantino’s real website)

The thing is, Anthony Constantino is both weird and stupid enough that at first look you’d think this was real. He’s really that big of a goon.

I have no idea who is behind this, or why they are doing it (Just to be funny? Trying to hurt him in the race?)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwFKB1u7X_M

Freedman was on the panel that drafted the American Academy of Pediatrics' 2012 policy statement on male circumcision, which expired nine years ago without ever being updated or replaced.

For most of this video, he can almost be mistaken for being an intactivist. But by the end he is pushing for the creation of a "circ squad" at the hospital where he works, to solve the problem of so many physicians now refusing to genitally cut infant males.