Also, considering there's a health risk to the procedure, causing infections and possible death, if it's SOO important to get rid of that useless piece of tissue, why are we not performing appendectomies the moment an infant pops out? The appendix is a useless organ and can burst and kill you later in life, let's get rid of it!
OF course not, because taking a scalpel to a baby isn't something we should do as a matter of course, there should be a genuine medical reason for it, not just a 'well, it might do something, maybe, eventually'.
If it IS cosmetic, and a survey I saw said the main reason is 'to be like the father', lets get the baby any tattoos the father has, reverse liposuction so he has a beer belly, and kill off some hair follicles at the front so he's receding at the age of 3 months.
Just so I'm not being completely one sided, can we stop calling it genital amputation? Even if it's factually correct, it's FOX levels of scaremongering - if you asked a thousand parents if they'd allow their child to undergo 'follicular amputation' in the first year of their child's life, I reckon you'd get a good 900 'no' answers, the rest of em bothering to listen long enough to realise you mean a haircut.
OF course not, because taking a scalpel to a baby isn't something we should do as a matter of course, there should be a genuine medical reason for it, not just a 'well, it might do something, maybe, eventually'.
If it IS cosmetic, and a survey I saw said the main reason is 'to be like the father', lets get the baby any tattoos the father has, reverse liposuction so he has a beer belly, and kill off some hair follicles at the front so he's receding at the age of 3 months.
Just so I'm not being completely one sided, can we stop calling it genital amputation? Even if it's factually correct, it's FOX levels of scaremongering - if you asked a thousand parents if they'd allow their child to undergo 'follicular amputation' in the first year of their child's life, I reckon you'd get a good 900 'no' answers, the rest of em bothering to listen long enough to realise you mean a haircut.