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Yup…circumcision in Rwanda to be essentially forced

The BBC reports,

“We will start this campaign with the new born and young men in universities, the army and police.”

While it will be nominally voluntary, correspondents say many in the armed forces will regard it as an order.

Why start with the army in terms of adults? Because once they have to go through it–for the sake of the health of the country of course– they will have less of a problem forcing it on others. That’s my prediction. If it happens, watch the powers that be feign shock.

Earlier: Is the U.N. promoting forced circumcision?

Circumcision is the third most common inpatient procedure in the U.S. And it is rumored to be quite a profitable one. It is absolutely in the hospital industry’s financial interest to find new myths to promote this procedure, and downplay any physiological cost to cutting off healthy parts of an organ.

And in much of Africa, the procedure can be implemented forcibly, and with impunity. And it’s all for saving Africa, of course. Even though it will prove negligible.

And that should cushion prop up falling domestic circ rates, and stave off lawsuits from an era when hospitals didn’t even ask for permission to cut part of a child’s penis off. They just did it. Kind of like how it will be in much of Africa now.

Listen to this Jew explain that only a vaccine will stop AIDS, and proceed to call for circumcision for every male in every country possible. Like him and his son Avi.

1 comment

1 Tony { 01.24.08 at 1:36 pm }

…they will have less of a problem forcing it on others.

Exactly. That’s the only issue anyone advocating circumcision is interested in. They pretend that it’s about promoting better health or whatever other silliness sells well that doesn’t sound barbaric. But they’re never interested in convincing each individual adult male to choose it for himself. There’s too much risk there that he can think for himself and say “no thanks”.

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