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    1. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 21
      Replying to @dlindenii @KhazWolf and

      And hey, male genital mutilation is banned as it falls under child protection laws. Circumcision isn’t banned for the same reason a labiaplasty isn’t banned. They *should* be used to treat abnormalities that can damage someone’s health.

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    2. Ghost Orchid‏ @dlindenii Oct 21
      Replying to @_Undersized_ @KhazWolf and

      All forms of female cutting are considered "mutilation". Why aren't male forms considered that way. There is a difference between medical surgeries that treat a condition (therapeutic) and cosmetic ones (non-therapeutic). Male circ is rarely therapeutic.

      1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
    3. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 21
      Replying to @dlindenii @KhazWolf and

      Labiaplasty is rarely therapeutic and is not considered FGM. Male circumcision is rarely therapeutic and is not considered MGM. What’s sexist about that? And by rarely I mean 0.006% of the planet’s population. Or 42 million people. Who would die without it.

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    4. Ghost Orchid‏ @dlindenii Oct 21
      Replying to @_Undersized_ @KhazWolf and

      Non-consensual female genital cutting is always considered genital mutilation. Non-consensual male genital cutting is generally not considered mutilation. That's what is sexist. Far more die from male circ than "die from not having it".

      2 replies 1 retweet 4 likes
    5. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 21
      Replying to @dlindenii @KhazWolf and

      Just by the way, somebody pointed out that it’s actually ~210000 people not 42 million, sorry, it was 1 AM so math error, but the point still stands, a lot of people need the procedure.

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    6. Ghost Orchid‏ @dlindenii Oct 21
      Replying to @_Undersized_ @KhazWolf and

      Doubtful, but even at that, you don't cut before the disease or condition. That's not how medicine works. Medicine treats.

      2 replies 0 retweets 1 like
    7. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 21
      Replying to @dlindenii @KhazWolf and

      I mean, we amputated infected legs if there’s nothing else we can do. And tonsils, in cases of chronic infection. Sometimes in order to avoid doing more harm you have to do the surgery.

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    8. Ghost Orchid‏ @dlindenii Oct 21
      Replying to @_Undersized_ @KhazWolf and

      Yes, but that's my point. Prophylactic (preventative) male circ is legal without any disease or condition. The same is not true for labiaplasty or any other surgery on female genitals. This is sexism & doesn't comply with medical ethics.

      1 reply 1 retweet 3 likes
    9. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 21
      Replying to @dlindenii @KhazWolf and

      Ah, I see. I’m not sure if it was made to be sexist originally, I just think they thought cutting was better for men. So maybe a technical oversight, then?

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    10. Ghost Orchid‏ @dlindenii Oct 21
      Replying to @_Undersized_ @KhazWolf and

      Male and female cutting have their origins in an intentional effort (throughout history) to reduce pleasure. Research Kellogg for the movement he started in the US to this affect. Puritanical beliefs resulted in efforts to reduce sex and masturbation.

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      lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 21
      Replying to @dlindenii @KhazWolf and

      This is slight misinformation. If I can start on a point I had originally, circumcision has roots in Jewish and Muslim culture. They come from a hot place, and probably saw an infected foreskin and cut it off. Higher rates of survival were likely seen as god choosing circed men.

      5:22 PM - 21 Oct 2018
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        2. Ghost Orchid‏ @dlindenii Oct 21
          Replying to @_Undersized_ @KhazWolf and

          This hot place stuff is oft repeated and I've never heard any evidence for it. First of all, Jewish circ cut the very tip of the foreskin ONLY. Today's circ cut's 1/2 the penis skin so it was COMPLETELY different.

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        3. lmao‏ @_Undersized_ Oct 21
          Replying to @dlindenii @KhazWolf and

          Bam http://www.cirp.org/library/psych/immerman2/ … and the Australasian College of Physicians’s statement on it. I’m sure there’s a multitude of reasons for it over the years but I’m pretty convinced that’s why it started and can tell you why later.

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        4. Gregory Malchuk‏ @Gregory_Malchuk Oct 21
          Replying to @_Undersized_ @dlindenii and

          ZERO anthropological evidence for this, in cultures that also believed that bad fortune came from demons, not germs.

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        1. Ghost Orchid‏ @dlindenii Oct 21
          Replying to @_Undersized_ @KhazWolf and

          There is evidence that rabbis have shared that the origins of Jewish circ are in pleasure reduction. Also, there are lots of cultures in the middle east and Africa that don't cut.

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