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Topic	To circumcise or not?
Zonbei 03/09/24 11:24:34 PM #442:	Zikten posted... Why do Europeans not do it, if there are so many great benefits? You have to admit that the real top reason it happens is tradition. Whether religious or otherwise. Everything else is an exaggerated excuse. Justifications pro circumcision people come up with to convince themselves they are right Unless you think Europeans are stupid or somehow not aware that circumcision exists. This is 2024 and they have the internet over there. They know. They just don't think it's a good idea As has been said NUMEROUS times, there are minor benefits, and its essentially a 50/50 whether to do it or not. Its a personal choice. Why do Europeans not do it? Culture, which is apparently a valid reason to believe Americans do, but Europeans must be doing what they do because theyre more evolved of something. I dont care about tradition. I hate traditions frankly. Literally all that is informing my thoughts on this is the clear medical consensus about the fairly obvious benefits that are easy to comprehend, and my personal experience. Repeatedly misrepresenting the stances of others isnt going to make you more right. --- It's a luscious mix of words and tricks, that let us bet, when we know we should have folded. <cite>Zonbei posted [p:979285970] in To circumc... [t:80716158]...</cite> <quote>Zikten posted... </cite><quote>Why do Europeans not do it, if there are so many great benefits? You have to admit that the real top reason it happens is tradition. Whether religious or otherwise. Everything else is an exaggerated excuse. Justifications pro circumcision people come up with to convince themselves they are rightUnless you think Europeans are stupid or somehow not aware that circumcision exists. This is 2024 and they have the internet over there. They know. They just don't think it's a good idea</quote>As has been said NUMEROUS times, there are minor benefits, and its essentially a 50/50 whether to do it or not. Its a personal choice. Why do Europeans not do it? Culture, which is apparently a valid reason to believe Americans do, but Europeans must be doing what they do because theyre more evolved of something. I dont care about tradition. I hate traditions frankly. Literally all that is informing my thoughts on this is the clear medical consensus about the fairly obvious benefits that are easy to comprehend, and my personal experience. Repeatedly misrepresenting the stances of others isnt going to make you more right. --- It's a luscious mix of words and tricks, that let us bet, when we know we should have folded.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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