Skaloop
Agnostic atheist, pro-choice anti-abortion
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The risk is quite small, not enough to dismiss the practice altogether.
Who cares how small the risk is; it's still greater than zero. The necessity for it is zero. So when weighing the risk and the need, the risk is higher.
So where's the line drawn? At what point is it OK to deprive someone of pleasure to some degree for no good reason?Obviously desensitizing is not the same as the inability to feel any pleasure whatsoever - the big difference between male and female circumcision.
You mean like circumcised men are scarred for life? Not even for a "good" reason like ensuring fidelity? Female circumcision has a lot more justification than male circumcision, which serves no real purpose.Only for people who think the unfaithful should be scarred for life.
(Not that I support either, but if we're going to compare them...)
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