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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's not "so sad", pp. Who are you crying for? My two beautiful Jewish sons? Please. Take your pity elsewhere.[/quote] I note that you didn't quote the previous message. that would be because it said that the mother was shaking the whole time and the father was as white as a ghost. They were clearly upset about the procedure and had mixed feelings about it. So yes, it's sad. I also think it's sad that the baby has his penis cut and scarred in the name of religion, but that's not what I was clearly commenting on.[/quote] I'm the same poster! My point is that it's a very tough day for new parents. It's [b]scary and emotional[/b]- it's overwhelming to realize that you are doing what Jews around the world have been doing for thousands of years. I [b]never for once had mixed feelings[/b] about it, absolutely never. We are Jews. We circumcise. It's not up for debate!!! My boys are incredible kids, with access to amazing education, in a happy home with two loving parents. There are children living in poverty in drug addicted homes. Be sad for them. I'm also the same poster who said that if I knew a Jewish friend didn't circ her son, I'd seriously question the friendship. [/quote] You realize you are contradicting yourself, don't you?[/quote]
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