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From: WindingHighway on 25 Jul 2007 16:35 One of the many benefits of circumcision is that circumcised boys and men never need to worry about paraphimosis, the situation in which the retracted foreskin gets stuck behind the head of the penis and strangles the latter, depriving it of blood and and oxygen. If the situation is not corrected (which often means urgent medical intervention), the head of the penis turns gangrenous and drops off. Photographs of this dreadful condition can be seen on google, but be sure to turn the "safe search" function off, as these hideous foreskinned organs are deemed unsuitable for viewing by the young, the sqeamish, or the innocent. See: http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=paraphimosis&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2 Paraphimosis should not be confused with phimosis, a different malady in which the foreskin will not retract at all. This condition is not so dire from a medical point of view, but it is probably more disgusting as the foreskin traps foul stenches that cannot be washed away. Circumcision probably arose in prehistoric times as a response to phimosis and paraphimosis. Surgery, however primitive, cured these foreskin problems -- and the result, a handsome penis unecumbered by an ugly, smelly prepuce was widely seen as a great improvement on the original. In time, many societies institutionalized circumcision and in some cases their gods (seeing that Circumcision was Good) endorsed it also.
From: R. Steve Walz on 25 Jul 2007 20:22 WindingHighway wrote: > > One of the many benefits of circumcision is that circumcised boys and > men never need to worry about paraphimosis, the situation in which the > retracted foreskin gets stuck behind the head of the penis and > strangles the latter, depriving it of blood and and oxygen. ----------------- You mean the condition that is never significant or dangerous if handled by parents knowledgeable about foreskins, and that at most requires progressive releasing of the adhesion and slight stretching of the prepuce, and which is virtually unheard of in foreskin-savvy cultures and societies. Usually it requires no treatment of any kind, and the adhesion of the foreskin is gradually released by the incipient erection reflex as the boy grows. > If the > situation is not corrected (which often means urgent medical > intervention), the head of the penis turns gangrenous and drops off. -------------------- That would require not only extreme ignorance, but criminal parental neglect, probably involving hard drugs. > Paraphimosis should not be confused with phimosis, a different malady > in which the foreskin will not retract at all. This condition is not > so dire from a medical point of view, but it is probably more > disgusting as the foreskin traps foul stenches that cannot be washed > away. ----------------------------------- This takes only the slightest release efforts when done early in life. > Circumcision probably arose in prehistoric times as a response to > phimosis and paraphimosis. ------------------------------- If that were true it would have arisen in every culture, when actually it is ONLY found in a tiny minority of them! > Surgery, however primitive, cured these > foreskin problems -- and the result, a handsome penis unecumbered by > an ugly, smelly prepuce was widely seen as a great improvement on the > original. ----------------------------- That is merely your insanity showing, you were abused as a child by an abuser with a smelly dirty foreskin that you were forced to suck, and he lived in a trailer, which is why you hate people who live in trailers. > In time, many societies institutionalized circumcision and > in some cases their gods (seeing that Circumcision was Good) endorsed > it also. ----------------------------- Only the Abrahamic religions, widely knon for their abuse of children and women and their cruelty and viciousness. Steve
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