Because Sometimes More is More

 

  1. cupofcuriositea reblogged this from legalizeforeskin and added:
    Do you view male child circumcision as an issue of gender equality? No, I see it as a health concern questioning...
  2. auntiebatterie reblogged this from damegreywulf
  3. damegreywulf reblogged this from legalizeforeskin and added:
    Absolutely! First off, you have the initial cognitive dissonance between male and female genital mutilation, even when...
  4. 1spoopyjerk said: The circumcision itself isn’t; it’s just child mutilation and an issue of children’s rights. The views on circumcision are a gender issue, however.
  5. courtofsatyrs said: It is, indeed, a gender issue, when the concept of altering a female child’s genitalia is met with abhorrence while the altering of a male child’s genitalia is defended. This is terribly inconsistant.
  6. viroblog said: Absolutely, as well as as an autonomy, religious/freedom from religion, and mutilation issue. Since like all things, it overlaps.
  7. faaldovahkiin said: Definitely. It’s annoying to see people demonize FGM and then turn around and scream “RELIGIOUS/CULTURAL FREEDOM!” in defense of MGM (even though FGM is a cultural thing, too). Equality and genital integrity should apply to both sexes - not just one.
  8. barreloforanges said: absolutely. I’d even go further and say we will see MORE equality of women when we stop inflicting trauma on males in their first days of life, which permanently and irreversibly alters the psyche.
  9. natalways said: no I view it an issue of child mutilation and religious abuse (sometimes)
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