They argue that a ban on routine infant male circumcision violates their religious freedom and that cutting off a considerable amount of healthy, erogenous, sensitive, functional, protective, and specialized tissue causes no harm. We perceive this loss to be a violation of our bodily autonomy and integrity, but the ancient practice remains legal because it's not harmful enough for government intervention (that is their claim). Their logic can be flipped against them and very easily. They perceive a ban to be in violation of their religious freedom, but it also is harmless if we use their own definition of 'harm'. They are arguing that that kind of non-consensual loss is harmless, but being told 'no' is harmful. They cannot be serious.