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“In Ontario, two-thirds of boys used to be circumcised, now it’s less than one-third. It’s rarely done east of Quebec. It used to be a boy who wasn’t was the exception, now it’s the reverse,” says Walter. Figures from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) back up his claims. In 1970 it was estimated that between 69 percent and 97 percent of all boys and men in the U.S. had been circumcised, compared to 48 percent in Canada and 24 percent in the United Kingdom. The procedure is rarely performed in northern European countries, Central and South America and Asia.
Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by Klassified
Theres no need to get hostile about it, people either are for it or against it... I was actually wondering because i honestly thought the general concencus was pro... but it seems i was wrong.
1/3 of people in my province, i had no idea...
Originally posted by Klassified
Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by Klassified
Theres no need to get hostile about it, people either are for it or against it... I was actually wondering because i honestly thought the general concencus was pro... but it seems i was wrong.
1/3 of people in my province, i had no idea...
I don't feel hostile about it. I have a strong opinion about it though. I was just saying its a controversial topic the times I've seen it discussed.
I just can't get behind chopping stuff off simply for aesthetic reasons.
Originally posted by Chukkles
reply to post by xFiDgetx
Star for you.
If a man can't keep himself clean thats not the fault of some skin, it's the man...
I don't see the point in doing it when there is no point in doing it.
Maybe you should cut out your anus too to keep that clean.edit on 26-7-2011 by Chukkles because: (no reason given)