Hmmm, doctors say that a procedure has benefits over not doing it. Slight, but still. You respond: Oh mY GOd, You’Re MutiLaTing KiDs. Yeah, someone is putting bait out there. I mean, jesus f’n christ, I even cited a source.
Dutch doctors have entirely different guidelines, emphasizing the possibility of complications of the procedure and no health benefits. Also citing the right to bodily integrity.
Interesting. I started to write up the different rules or recommendations from other countries but you know, it doesn’t really matter. I’ve never seen anything really strong either way, even now. It just makes me laugh when people get so uptight about something that is such a non-issue. Thanks for the link.
Hmmm, doctors say that a procedure has benefits over not doing it. Slight, but still. You respond: Oh mY GOd, You’Re MutiLaTing KiDs. Yeah, someone is putting bait out there. I mean, jesus f’n christ, I even cited a source.
Dutch doctors have entirely different guidelines, emphasizing the possibility of complications of the procedure and no health benefits. Also citing the right to bodily integrity.
You can run the following through deepl: https://www.knmg.nl/actueel/dossiers/zorg-voor-mensen-in-een-kwetsbare-positie/jongensbesnijdenis. This is the official position of the Dutch society of medicine.
Interesting. I started to write up the different rules or recommendations from other countries but you know, it doesn’t really matter. I’ve never seen anything really strong either way, even now. It just makes me laugh when people get so uptight about something that is such a non-issue. Thanks for the link.