If you mutilate your sons because your superstitious beliefs, at least have the courage to admit it, don't ty to scientifically justify it and don't wait for applauses.
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I don’t have superstitious beliefs. I don’t do it for a religious reason. Nice try.
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you are the one that introduced religion in the equation (read your article). So face it, but remember that religion and superstition don't mix well.
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I mentioned the reasons for circumcision. I didn’t say that I did for a religious reason. Please read it again.
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you did: "There is a strong indication that the recent attempted ban was motivated by racial and religious intolerance". Your asserion isn't backed by evidences
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It is. Do your research. Like I said. No legitimate medical association is against it. All the top ones (except for one) say it’s not necessary.
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Safwan, I don't want to blame you. I could even admit that at most, and regarding actual and past studies, it's not clear if circ is good or bad, but in this hypothetical case, as parents, our obligation is do nothing.
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That’s the same excuse for anti-vaxxers. We chose for our kids things. Some choose circumcision for the many reasons I’ve mentioned in the article. It’s not necessary but it’s not known to be bad and Jews and Muslims have managed to live with circumcision all their lives.
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Replying to @SafwanHak @Gregory_Malchuk and
False analogy. Vaccines do not permanently remove functional, healthy tissue; are the most efficient prophylactics to prevent deadly diseases; that are contagious through everyday contact; and that children are immediate at risk of contracting.
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In contrast, circumcisions permanently remove functional, healthy tissue; aren't an efficient prophylactic (compared to non-invasive alternatives); don't prevent any diseases that are contagious through everyday contact; or that children are immediate at risk of contracting.
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