Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] [INSANITY] I don't know what - Itchy Ears & spanking it.

["Christian M. Cepel" <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

You've touched on this practice in our culture but have neglected to 
mention the culture that still actively forces their girls into doing 
this, and not always when they are babies, and not always with 
anesthetic.   The cultures of female genital mutilation are horrid and 
cruel and un-excusable.  It's not just removal of the clitoris, but also 
the cutting and sewing together of the labia majora and minora so that 
they heal together.   I've read horrible accounts on this when a 
classmate did a large term project on the practice and cited experience 
after experience of girls 11, 12 and 13 being told that they are going 
to have something done to signify their transition into womanhood and 
then the living hell that they go through when they are mutilated with 
no anesthetic.  It reminds me of a more humorous account from "Robin 
Hood, Men in Tights" where the good Friar, I mean Rabbi offers them all 
circumcisions and describe the virtues of it looking bigger and 
attracting the ladies.... Every guy around starts clamoring to have one, 
and a few want two.  Then the good rabbi whips out his little 'device', 
and suddenly he's met with a lot of declines that he's unable to 
understand."

I think a burqa is a cloak to hide more than a women's body for issues 
of modesty, but also to hide misery and shame.  (not all, but certainly 
in the regions where this is performed.... some are _compassionate_, 
_clear thinking_,  _humane_, and _human_ humans in the overall groups 
where some 'sects' perform this crap.)

If you truly want to give yourself both nightmares and a desire to vomit 
repeatedly and then lock your daughters in a enclosure protected by 
vicious dogs and feminists with machine guns and grenade launchers, read 
this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Female_circumcision   Even with the 
BS that certain editors have tried again and again to introduce to the 
article, it still presents the lion's share of the facts.  If you want 
to enjoy the rest of your evening, _don't_ read it.

Mike Miller wrote:
> On Mon, 5 Feb 2007, Christian M. Cepel wrote:
>
> > ...allergies, especially food allergies can account for your issues. 
> > Also, if your ears are habitually dry and itch for that reason, try a 
> > little Vaseline intensive care lotion on the tip of the q-tip to see 
> > if it helps.  If you have other issues, you might try an exclusion 
> > diet to isolate what might be giving you troubles.
>
> I wouldn't be surprised if food has something to do with it.
>
>
> > I hate even more the religion of circumcision (for non religious 
> > reasons), which mutilates our children to discourage masturbation and 
> > other emotional evils and psychosis.
>
> I left my son as he was.  Back in the '30s (and maybe at other times) 
> they thought it was very bad for girls to masturbate and they would 
> actually sometimes do surgery to remove the clitoris (called 
> clitoridectomy or clitorectomy).  One reason I know about this is that 
> it was written about in a book about the Genain Quadruplets, four 
> genetically-identical girls who all had it done.  All four grew up to 
> have schizophrenia.  I don't know if clitoridectomy can cause 
> schizophrenia, and I doubt that it can, but it probably doesn't help 
> any!  Something about this is mentioned here:
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genain_quadruplets
>
> They call it "female circumcision" in the article, but it did involve 
> clitoridectomy.  I have the Rosenthal book.
>
> It's strange that things went in a strong anti-masturbation direction 
> during that time.  Consider this (doctors used to give women orgasms 
> at the turn of the century):
>
> http://taxa.epi.umn.edu/abnormal/1999/msg00202.html
> http://taxa.epi.umn.edu/abnormal/2000/msg01185.html
>
>
> > I have a rather unique viewpoint on this one such that I can testify 
> > and answer a lot of questions that people 'think' they know the 
> > answer to w/o really 'knowing'.  Boy the psychiatry/ology of the 50s 
> > and 60s has a lot to atone for
>
> Few people ever admit they were wrong.  They just die and are replaced.
>
> Mike
>
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