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  1. How does the US still allow mutilation of someone else’s body without their consent? Allowing our country to be taken over by commercial laws that can force this upon it’s citizens is insane.

    1. blank Mary Ausdahl says:

      Yet we are not shocked that they allow someone else’s body to be mutilated within and sometimes pulled out piece by mutilated piece…ironic…we vote for it

    2. Unless the parents allows it, right?

      1. The relentless troll appears.

    3. blank Amy Camille Denton says:

      If I remember correctly, this was part of a custody issue. Dad wanted the child to have the circumcision and mom did not. Yes, parents have the right to refuse circumcision. It is done all the time. In this case, dad is pushing the issue and mom is refusing to allow to have it done. Now the child is four and this has already been through the courts and mom was ordered to allow the child to have this elective surgery. Now it is going to require general anesthesia and a prolonged recovery. This is really about power and control and who calls the shots. Daddy.

      1. Because daddy is himself a victim of infant genital mutilation (as is the judge in the first hearing, don’t know about the last one). Such is the psychological damage of this barbaric tradition, victims are compelled to pass the injury on, rather than acknowledge that what was done to them was not ‘normal’ but a perverted cult rite.

        1. blank Amy Camille Denton says:

          Needs to stop. A man, as an adult, can make the circumcision decision…if he wants to.

  2. blank Teodoro Cervantes-Leon says:

    The wrong in this story is not the nature of the circumcision. The horror is a state that claims ownership of children. THAT is what parents should be horrified of. If the bad parts of circumcision are made the primary point, it leaves judges still free to steal children for whatever future populations feel is barbaric. Will it be vaccines? Will it be raising a child to have faith in God? Homeschooling? Spanking? A negative social environment? Teaching the child anything that the state does not then agree on?

  3. blank John Whitman says:

    My wife made the decision to circumcise our son (not blaming her, the hospital pushed it on her when I wasn’t there). After reading about it a few years later I was horrified by what I allowed to happen. I was on the fence at the time but failed to stand up and protect my son. I am ashamed of this and allowing vaccinations, just wish I was a better parent at the time and did more research (as I do now). After learning more about this type of mutilation I really have no idea how the medical community can continue it. Guess our health is not their main concern, is it?

    1. Don’t feel too bad because most people have no idea what it involves unless they witness it firsthand. The nurse brings the parent a form to sign and in all the excitement of the new baby most parents consent because it’s presented as a good thing that you are doing for your baby boy. I am like you now and do my research! I feel good that I talked my daughter out of letting my 12 year old grandson’s pediatrician give him the Gardasil vaccine. There was not much access to the internet back when I had my kids.

  4. Lew Rockwell posted this article. The libertarian who wants such freedom except when he doesn’t like something.

    1. What could be more libertarian than letting males decide for themselves whether they want the most sensitive erogenous tissue on their body to be amputated?

      1. I’m getting my son circumcised next week.

  5. I wish there were more nurses like you! I worked with many different nurses as a nursing assistant years ago and the good ones don’t just blindly follow orders.

  6. blank Saeed Khan says:

    Mine’s was done beautifully.A very fine specimen indeed.Still going strong at 60yrs w/o any drugs.
    I imagine that if done incorrectly, it will cause problems.There is a right way and a wrong way.
    To each his own.Definitely looks like a champion besides the uncircumcised wieners and for sure a lot healthier and easier to clean.Fires on cue too 🙂

    1. ‘To each his own’. Exactly. Were you given any choice in the matter?

      1. blank Saeed Khan says:

        No choice…just like my parents and place of birth.
        None of the ill effects mentioned in the article.

        1. blank Angela Erdstrom says:

          Look up, “global survey of circumcision harm.”

          1. blank Saeed Khan says:

            Circumcision is the removal of excessive foreskin.Mine’s was obviously properly done.A work of art indeed.It”s a lot easier to keep clean and I have never had any issues.Obviously, like any procedure, there are opportunities for botching the job.I can only speak for myself and from personal experience.The key benefit is cleanliness for the males.There is no religious recommendation for female circumcision…that is indeed mutilation….a most horrid practice of the ignorant.

  7. I saw on Discovery Channel one of the richest woman in the USA. Long history short. He company uses the skin from penis to create others cells. Its the only raw material.

  8. blank prov6yahoo says:

    Conveniently left out of the story is that the father has custody, and he
    wants the circumcision, so the judge ruled in his favor. If the mother
    had custody the judge probably would have ruled in her favor. It was a custody issue, not a government vs parent issue.

    1. I pray the Father watches this terrifying procedure. The mother was right to take him and run.

  9. I read this and there are no words for the guilt I still feel for having my 6 week old baby circumcised. In the hospital the Dr couldn’t do it because the foreskin was too tight. Look back at the picture of it being done to this sweet baby. My mother and I went to the Dr office where the strapped down his tiny legs and both arms stretched out so he couldn’t move. My mom and I watched and listened in Terror. I had to leave and go outside. I could hear his screaming with no breaks in his screaming, I ran in and ran out. This lasted for 45 minutes, Yes 45 min because the foreskin was too tight still, which I knew. He didn’t drink or eat for almost 2 days, then only pediolite juice. On the 4th day, early morning, he finally bottle drank similac food. I knew when he peed because he would scream. The penis didn’t look right because they couldn’t get all the foreskin off. I heard it hurts more as an adult having it done, but I wasn’t an almighty God like Dr. I wish I had someone to give me a choice in 1983 and in detail. Every parent needs to watch their boy get this done. Then come back here and tell us how you and your baby handled it. This also reminds me of millions of little girls being cercomsized (Clitoris removal)…. So so sick!

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