Is circumcision ethical?

[LostInCyberLand]

Originally Posted by BirdOPrey5

Female "circumcision" is the total removal of the clitoris, and in some cases, more parts. That is a completely different procedure than the relatively minor removal of the foreskin. That is why most people call it female genital mutilation and not female circumcision these days.

You can call yourself "normal" I don't know where you live, I don't really care, but suffice to say if uncircumcised no one where I live would call you normal.

That last point actually made me laugh. Where do you live? The middle east? Bahaha.
I think your just trying to wind me up by completely ignoring the other side of the argument. "relatively minor"!

Why do you always end up departmentalizing everything into a grading system that shows how much worse something is for women compared to men. Why can't they both be bad?

When someone only shows gynosympathy, and has no ability to even consider the other side of an argument, then they lose all credibility in my eyes.

When girls are getting all these protections to stop the cutting, yet the boys get none, I take issue with a anyone who labels MC as normal. http://www.theguardian.com/society/2...otection-order

Can't you see how warped these laws are in the context of the MC happening in Africa and Papua now? Gosh. I wish I could be as naive as you.

You keep going on about how terrible FC is, your so concerned about a females ability to get pleasure you don't even consider your own. I doubt you even know men have a g spot.