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On the other hand, wear whatever the fuck you want.

You're right. People defending a shit post as both the truth and just a shit post is wild.

'Americans don't love sports' is certainly a take.

Naw, they're fine. Processed food is fine, too. Everything in moderation and a side salad.

You think it's really important to perform an unnecessary procedure. That's fine for you, but it doesn't make it necessary. It's a cultural practice.

Circumcision isn't mutilation in and of itself, but performing an unnecessary surgery on somebody without consent is.

The advice to wash your dick is a sure sign that you weren't heavily involved in raising a child. Getting them to brush their damn teeth, wash their hands, and just generally not be gross is hard enough without necessitating a genital check as well.

My kids do all of those things. You're just bad at parenting, which explains a lot, actually.

Imagine cutting off a part of your child because you aren't capable of getting them to clean it.

There's more to science literacy than you are capable of, apparently. Otherwise, you know that there's a biological purpose foreskin serves and the choice to remove it is weighed against risk factors that are very low and able to be mitigated.

Grow up, wash your dick, and use a condom. Get a circumcision if you want when you're an adult. It's not that hard for the vast majority of the world and history. You aren't "right", you're just an asshole. Talking about genital mutilation in terms of camps, get over yourself.

Less than you have. And it takes zero action to not cut a babies dick. Whereas it takes a special kind of obsession to do so.

Who's more obsessed, those who leave well enough alone or those who perform drastic, unnecessary, life-altering surgery as soon as a baby enters the world?

Exactly, the problem is the first panel, not the second. But there's no monopoly on participation there.

You've absolutely nailed it. The problem is when people use the faults of a country to generalize or reinforce predijuce about individuals, and it is interesting how quickly some people just accept it.

I also work within an international collaboration, and the xenophobia on the internet is so shameful. There's no way any of it would fly in real life. You have to develop respect for people as individuals to work closely/effectively.

Checkmate tautologists.

Ahem, I'm assuming you mean the moons of Jupiter.