#6 " . . . she'll never know what she never got (an orgasm) from you if you remove the apparatus . . ."
Right on. It's always about them.
Now, considering that it's Denmark (which has a certain, shall we say, "focus" on sexuality), I think this is very amusing. The ONLY thing to make it across the "culture" barrier (read: the intelligence barrier, as in the Islamic idiots have none--so it's a wonder). But let's speak plainly. These clerics aren't interested in doing away with a brutal and disgusting abuse against women because they care about women. They want an end to the practice 'cuz they have come to the realization that THEY wll get a better "fix" if the women are intact--probably happened through "observation" of the cultural "norm" in Denmark, but I won't go into that . . . Women are, and always will be, property.
But in this case, I hope they get their way. Moslem women get a chance to be normal, will finally realize how pathetic their male counterparts really are, and hopefully opt for other choices of their own, which eventually will water down and weaken the number of Islamic twerps on the planet. And that's a good thing.
As for the comment about male circumcision, by Anonymoose, female circumcision is not the equivalent. The equivalent is castration.
link here
Or this (excerpted/edited) from another site, explains it:
Types of mutilations:
Infibulation, the cutting of the clitoris, labia minora and at least the
anterior two-thirds and often the whole of the medial part of the labia majora. The two sides of the vulva are then pinned together by silk or catgut sutures, or with thorns, thus obliterating the vaginal introitus except for a very small opening, preserved by the insertion of a tiny piece of wood or a reed for the passage of urine or menstrual blood. These operations are done with special knives (in Mali, a saw-toothed knife), with razor blades (in Sudan, a special razor known as Moos el Shurfa), or with pieces of glass. The girl's legs are then bound together from hip to ankle and she is kept immobile for up to forty days to permit the formation of scar tissue.
Description of an infibulation
. . . goes on to describe the wedding night in Somalia when the husband, having beaten his wife with a leather whip, uses a dagger to open her:
`According to tradition, the husband should have prolonged and repeated intercourse with her during eight days. This "work" is in order to "make" an opening by preventing the scar from closing again. During these eight days, the woman remains lying down and moves as little as possible in order to keep the wound open. The morning after the wedding night, the husband puts his bloody dagger on his shoulder and makes the rounds in order to obtain general admiration.'
Physical consequences
Health risks and complications depend upon the gravity of the mutilation, hygenic conditions, the skill and eyesight of the operator, and the struggles of the child. Whether immediate or long-term, they are grave.
Immediate complications: Haemorrhage from section of the internal pudental artery or of the dorsal artery of the clitoris; post-operative shock (death can only be prevented if blood transfusion and emergency resuscitation are possible). Bad eyesight of the operator or the resistance of the child causes cuts in other organs: the urethra, the bladder (resulting in urine retention and bladder infection), the anal sphincter, vaginal walls or Bartholin glands. As the instruments used have rarely been sterilized, tetanus (frequently fatal), and septicaemia often result. It is impossible to estimate the number of deaths, since the nature of the operation requires that unsuccessful attempts be concealed from strangers and health authorities, and a very small proportion of cases of immediate complication reach hospital. Nevertheless, hospital staff in all the areas concerned are very familiar with last minute and often hopeless attempts to save bleeding, terrified little girls. Operators are not held responsible by parents if death or infection result from the operation.
Long-term complications: Chronic infections of the uterus and vagina are
frequent, the vagina having become, in the case of infibulation, a semi-sealed organ. Sometimes a large foreign body forms in the interior of the vagina as a result of the accumulation of mucous secretions. Keloid scar formation on the vulval wound can become so enlarged as to obstruct walking. The growth of implantation dermoid cysts as large as a grapefruit is not rare. Fistula formation (due to obstructed labour -- rupture of the vagina and/or uterus) causes incontinence in later life, so that many mutilated women are continually dribbling urine. ...
If you want a first-hand account by a woman who experienced this, read at: Becoming a Woman' (excerpted) |
Circumcising girls should be prohibited, says a group of prominent Danish imams.