Circumcision is the most normalized and accepted act of torture. It would one day be recognized as the most widely practised and tolerated form of human rights violation.
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Replying to @ArminNavabi
Just to give some context: growing up in the Northeast U.S., I had no idea circumcision was controversial at all. It was and is widely practiced. In the long run, the practice may well die out, of course.
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You do know that the CDC accepts male circumcision as a reasonable preventative for STIs, right?
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Brian D. Earp Retweeted Brian D. Earp
Infants are not at risk of STIs; the data the anonymous working group at the CDC primarily relied on came from studies of adult men voluntarily circumcised in sub-Saharan Africa; the SR I assume ur referring to is unscholarly work by longstanding partisanshttps://twitter.com/briandavidearp/status/1079164114784714752?s=20 …
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Brian D. Earp @briandavidearpPeople seem interested in how a small group of researchers with an agenda can 'rig' a "systematic review" in medicine to make it say whatever they want, albeit dressed up in objective-sounding rhetoric. Here is a follow-up for those who want to see the details of how it is done. pic.twitter.com/yIE1BT1ohnShow this thread1 reply 1 retweet 9 likes -
It helps STIs, UTIs, etc. Moreover, by the time the person is of the age of majority, odds are, they've had sex.https://medium.com/@dgoldman0/the-absurd-opposition-to-circumcision-be02cfa95992 …
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Replying to @alc_anthro @briandavidearp and
You misleadingly suggest there's only 1 type of
#FGM, but still haven't decided whether you support forcing Type IV#FGM on girls
Do you think girls can be legitimately forced to undergo a ritiual nick to their genitals? No more cowardly avoidance; that's a yes/no question.1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
Replying to @cooney21 @briandavidearp and
Is there a systematic review that indicates limited impact on quality of life and significant benefit to personal and public health?
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Of course not. There's no "systematic review" that could definitively measure either of those intangibles.
Do you think girls can be legitimately forced to undergo a ritual nick to their genitals? This is the third time I'm asking, as you've ducked answering twice before. #i2
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