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I just realized, if I have a boy someday, I have no idea where I would stand on this issue. Granted, I've heard more convincing arguments from the side supported by this stamp.
In all honestly, I'm almost inclined to believe the tradition started at all because it was a lot easier way back in the day to just circumcise rather than provide every family with detailed directions of how to properly wash under the foreskin. But today? Hell, we got the internet.
Same for female circ... whatever a medical necessity there is, if any otherwise it is wrong to remove... um... essentially "body parts"
And actually, now that I've learned more about male circ, I don't think it is really ever medically necessary either. In fact, the only real benefits it provides can be achieved by by properly washing under a fully intact forskin. Many argue the little extra time bathing is worth it.
Then, I did research and it became one of the few things that makes me angry.