Circumcision 'cuts' HIV infection

**R-Soul** · 7th May 2010, 10:09

Originally Posted by sugilite

Circumcision under religious grounds is just weird. What are they saying? "Yeah God, thanks for making us in your perfect divine image, but you got one bit wrong, epic fail dude"

LOL!! Good one!

**R-Soul** · 7th May 2010, 10:30

Originally Posted by Stirts

No, In Judaism sex is only allowed after marriage.

I found this little titbit of information regarding Judaism and sex

"Sex should only be experienced in a time of joy (marriage and joy in the same sentence - go figure).
Sex for selfish personal satisfaction, without regard for the partner's pleasure, is wrong and evil. (Isn't that why we get married)
A couple may not have sexual relations while drunk or quarreling. (but that can be the best type of sex)
Sex may never be used as a weapon against a spouse, either by depriving the spouse of sex or by compelling it. (taking all the fun out of sex)
It is a serious offense to use sex (or lack thereof) to punish or manipulate a spouse."

So you see they have far less sex then the rest of us therefore the women are less susceptible to cervical cancer!

Yeah and if you believe that, you stillbelieve in the tooth fairy too... teenagers will be teenagers.
Jewish teenagers are no different from Christians - they still have overpowering hormones whirring thourgh their body....

**Love my Bonnie** · 7th May 2010, 10:38

Originally Posted by Forest

Congratulations retard. You have mutiliated your sons for no good reason.

http://www.cfpc.ca/cfp/2003/sep/vol4...critical-1.asp

Name calling??? How very mature of you.

**Bass** · 7th May 2010, 10:55

Originally Posted by Forest

Congratulations retard. You have mutiliated your sons for no good reason.

http://www.cfpc.ca/cfp/2003/sep/vol4...critical-1.asp

But....but....but.....did you read the article you have quoted right through?
It clearly indicates that circumcision reduces the susceptibility to human papilloma virus infection in some circumstances and HIV in most circumstances. The doc who wrote it even states that she used to recommend against circumcision but is rethinking her views.
Mate, you've shot yourself in the foot.

**Stirts** · 7th May 2010, 11:11

Originally Posted by R-Soul

Yeah and if you believe that, you stillbelieve in the tooth fairy too... teenagers will be teenagers.
Jewish teenagers are no different from Christians - they still have overpowering hormones whirring thourgh their body....

Fuck you - tooth fairies are REAL!!!

My belief..............

**Berries** · 7th May 2010, 12:52

For some reason this subject really winds me up. I don't get stressed about the whales, or the starving people of the world, or people who refuse to take their helmet off when filling up, but I do have problems when people force their nutjob religious views on to babies too young to argue when it is the slicing off of part of the body they were born with. It just makes no sense.

"Sod millions of years of evolution, let's cut it off" or is it "Nah sorry, God was wrong about that bit, let's cut it off" ?

Maybe my view has strengthened now I have a one year old boy and because of what I went through, but seriously, if your religion forbade nose picking because it was immoral, would you have your kids index finger chopped off or stitch up the nostrils ? Mmmm, stitch up the nostrils. Brings us back to female circumcision, another abhorrent practice that people defend with bulshit reasons.

Rant over, time for a ride.

**Grubber** · 7th May 2010, 14:59

Originally Posted by Love my Bonnie

Name calling??? How very mature of you.

Just what i was thinking mate!
Some of these threads are getting full of this.

**Elysium** · 7th May 2010, 16:18

Nothing barbaric about the pratice as long its done after birth.

0100 · 7th September 2010, 16:45

I can't believe I just read all 16 pages of this thread

**Slyer** · 7th September 2010, 17:32

You must be really intrigued by penises.
I've got one if you're interested.

**Trudes** · 7th September 2010, 20:00

Originally Posted by 0100

I can't believe I just read all 16 pages of this thread

So what does that tell you?

0100 · 7th September 2010, 20:04

I was actually fascinated watching two distinct opinions being developed. It was certainly an interesting debate, although I am still undecided on the issue...

**Maha** · 7th September 2010, 20:07

Originally Posted by 0100

I was actually fascinated watching two distinct opinions being developed. It was certainly an interesting debate, although I am still undecided on the issue...

Of Mass proportions?