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| 1 | Just some thoughtsI agree with you about the circlejerking crippling discussion. It may be satisfying to make witty rants, but we need to propose laws that would make child support, alimony etc fair. And "fathers can financially abort their children and avoid child support" is not going to get accepted, because the government would rather not pay to support these children, and the voting population is around 50% female. And parents do not circumsize their boys because the mother went 'haha I don't want him to enj… | /r/MensRights | 30/03/13 04:40 PM |
| 1 | Why is it that my parental guardians were given the decision to circumcise me, but if this happened to a girl the parents would be lynched? Can I sue my parents for mutilating my genitals without my cLet's try to find a practical solution here. Try to find a politician advocating for a Muslim practice which most feel have no benefits, or one willing to alienate Jewish voters. My point is the public has a more favorable perception of male circumcision, and the public should be more aware of its problems. Parents are going to be able to choose medical procedures for their children and where do we draw the line? On an experimental procedure to cure leukemia but potentially worsen the child's he… | /r/MensRights | 26/03/13 05:19 PM |
| 11 | Why is it that my parental guardians were given the decision to circumcise me, but if this happened to a girl the parents would be lynched? Can I sue my parents for mutilating my genitals without my cBecause female circumcision is a tradition of Islam and male circumcision by Judaism, and one is far more accepted in the Western world. Most people think of male circumcision as a minor surgery done by a trained doctor, while female circumcision is performed by some witch doctor with a stone knife in the middle of a desert. Therefore, society feels male circumcision is an acceptable medical procedure. Yes, sometimes parents make incorrect life changing decisions for their kids, like parents who… | /r/MensRights | 26/03/13 06:53 AM |
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