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So while you may not find a slightly droopy eye or lopsided face as an issue, some families do, and choose to correct it. |
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I think that there's some difference between fixing a droopy eye and cutting off a perfectly good piece of your baby because you think God only recognizes his people by their penis shape.
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Having a droopy eye affects one's ability to see properly. Also, it's not like every child is born with droopy eyes and we think it's pretty to cut their little faces up and "fix" them. All non-deformed boy children are born with a foreskin. It doesn't seem too difficult to realized that it's supposed to be there, that maybe it exists for a reason.
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Hair had an evolutionary function at one point. It no longer does. We cut it in a way that past humans did not. To the point, though: you say a foreskin is supposed to be there, but in modern societies where people tend to have sex with a pretty decent amount of partners, it seems that the function of the foreskin may actually serve to a man's detriment, given increased rates of STI infection and transmission. Given that the best time to circumcise is in infancy it would appear that this is a legitimate medical decision for parents to make, on par with a droopy eye. You want your kid to see better and have prettier eyes. I don't want my kid to get the HIV or have an ugly penis. Not seeing the difference here. |
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Circumcising your baby so his penis doesn't "look ugly" would be like subjecting your infant daughter to painful laser treatments so she never grows pubic hair just because the shaved look is in right now.
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[QUOTE=marina;703296]But wisdom tooth extraction is something we frequently choose to undergo as adults. Almost never do you find a healthy uncircumcised man who chooses to be circumcised later in life. Shouldn't that say something about the procedure we so willing subject delicate infants to?
QUOTE] That is why I said it is a matter of vanity and/or cultural existence. Wisdom teeth can cause health problems circumcision does not. |
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