So now we're going to move the goal posts because your absolute was rebutted. OK, but my point stands...we DO remove pieces of the body for hygeine reasons.
Hair and fingernails and toenails
DO NOT HAVE nerves and blood vessels
No, it is not. It is an excision.
amputation is removal of an entire limb.
But let's not let facts get in the way of a good emotionally hysterical misdirection, now.
Whose body whose penises? leave the intact boys alone yhe foreskin is a healthy body and an ontegral part of the penis the functions are
Erotic pleasure, especially via the ridged band and Meissner's corpuscles
Acts as a rolling bearing in intercourse and masturbation
Prevents dyspareunia (painful intercourse)
Stimulates partner's genitalia, giving erotic pleasure
Supplies skin to cover the shaft in erection and prevent tightness
Stores pheromones and releases them on arousal
Stores, releases and helps distribute natural lubricants ("smega" and pre-ejaculatory fluid)
Makes the glans a visual signal of sexual arousal
Provides a seal against the vaginal wall to contain semen
Protective
Prevents the glans becoming keratinised, and keeps it soft and moist
Protects the thin-skinned glans against injury
Protects the nerves of the glans, retaining their erotic function
In infancy, protects the urethra against contamination, meatal stenosis, (and UTIs?)
Provides lysosomes for bacteriostatic action around the glans
Pigmented, it protects the unpigmented glans against sunburn
Vascular (rich in blood vessels that bring heat to the tissues), it protects the less vascular glans against frostbite, as Sir Ranulph Fiennes found on his epic transpolar walk.
Really? Because it seems like the World Health Organization and UNAIDS, two very prominent medical organizations, seem to be promoting cicumcision pretty hard.
and Most of the world outside of U.S.A and isreal disagrees and
including Canada
"Circumcision of newborns should not be routinely performed." The Fetus and Newborn Committee and the Canadian Paediatric Society. March 15, 1996 Recommendations published - CMA Journal.
Really? got anything more than hyper emotional caterwauling because umm...the studies the WHO and UNAIDS are calling on seem to have been promoted by and overseen by a Belgian, so that just shoots your whole theory out of the water right there, now doesn't it?
again no national medical organization recommended circumcision
and there are better way like contraception and sex education to reduce and fight STDs
STD Prevention Today
Despite the fact that a great deal of progress has been made in STD prevention over the past four decades,
the United States has the highest rates of STD infection in the industrialized world, making prevention as important as ever.
The U.S centre for disease control
CDC NPIN – STDs – Prevention Today