Re: So like.... let me get this shit straight..
Posted: Sun Apr 07, 2013 1:37 am
As I feel about many religious practices, at some time this may've served a useful purpose, but that was probably a long long time ago.
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Yes. The reasons people who keep Kosher don't mix meat and milk is because the original commandment said not to cook a calf in it's mother's milk. So on the off chance that the burger you're eating has cheese made from that cow's mom.Chankgeez wrote:As I feel about many religious practices, at some time this may've served a useful purpose, but that was probably a long long time ago.
I like 'em when they pop.Tom Dalton wrote:something about hot dogs.
I wish more people understood this.The4455 wrote:Some of the ways things were done in the past, should be left in the past.
I don't consider my penis as being mutilated, and fuck you for saying that it is.backwardsvoyager wrote:I wish more people understood this.The4455 wrote:Some of the ways things were done in the past, should be left in the past.
Children don't deserve to be mutilated when they're too young to consent to it. If there ever was any benefit, there isn't anymore.
Cutting off a piece of extruding skin != cutting off the end of the penis.Doctor X wrote:the whole thing is creepy child abuse, they can dress up in religious garb all they like, chant some old nonsense and talk about 'tradition', but they are chopping the end off of a baby boys penis, and then sucking it ....
think about that again - chopping the end off of a baby boys penis and then sucking it - for fuck's sake!
Understood, and what happened in that article is horrific, and it's an extremely unsanitary and disgusting way of performing a circumcision. And the fact that the parents go along with it makes me have no sympathy for them. I feel sorry for those kids.backwardsvoyager wrote:@bigchiefbc
I realise now that was an insensitive way of putting it, I'm sorry if what I said offended you, completely unintentional.
I was more so referring to the virus rather than the actual 'chop'.
It just makes me sad and bitter, thinking of how horrible those children's lives could end up being. And even after everything the parents still withheld the identities of the people responsible? I don't understand.
Mutilation is a strong word, and is definitely only applicable in situations such as that in the article.bigchiefbc wrote:Understood, and what happened in that article is horrific, and it's an extremely unsanitary and disgusting way of performing a circumcision. And the fact that the parents go along with it makes me have no sympathy for them. I feel sorry for those kids.
But what the uncut avengers never seem to realize when they break out the "mutilation" angle is what the seems to imply about people who are already circumcised. The great majority of us don't feel mutilated and do not feel like victims, and its quite patronizing, to boot. Even if that's not your intention, that's how it feels to me.
Yes, agreed on all points. We're good.backwardsvoyager wrote:Mutilation is a strong word, and is definitely only applicable in situations such as that in the article.bigchiefbc wrote:Understood, and what happened in that article is horrific, and it's an extremely unsanitary and disgusting way of performing a circumcision. And the fact that the parents go along with it makes me have no sympathy for them. I feel sorry for those kids.
But what the uncut avengers never seem to realize when they break out the "mutilation" angle is what the seems to imply about people who are already circumcised. The great majority of us don't feel mutilated and do not feel like victims, and its quite patronizing, to boot. Even if that's not your intention, that's how it feels to me.
It is definitely the majority who are comfortable with it, as you say. There are people who do feel like victims, though, even if that is a very small number, and I just think it's unfair that they were never given a choice.
It's not a life-or-death issue normally, but it is an issue nonetheless. I hope you get where I'm coming from.
Our ever present moderator with witty humor at every turn.Tom Dalton wrote:something about hot dogs.
backwardsvoyager wrote:Mutilation is a strong word, and is definitely only applicable in situations such as that in the article.bigchiefbc wrote:Understood, and what happened in that article is horrific, and it's an extremely unsanitary and disgusting way of performing a circumcision. And the fact that the parents go along with it makes me have no sympathy for them. I feel sorry for those kids.
But what the uncut avengers never seem to realize when they break out the "mutilation" angle is what the seems to imply about people who are already circumcised. The great majority of us don't feel mutilated and do not feel like victims, and its quite patronizing, to boot. Even if that's not your intention, that's how it feels to me.
It is definitely the majority who are comfortable with it, as you say. There are people who do feel like victims, though, even if that is a very small number, and I just think it's unfair that they were never given a choice.
It's not a life-or-death issue normally, but it is an issue nonetheless. I hope you get where I'm coming from.