According to the United Nations, every female born has a right to retain her intact genitals. As of now, this protection does not extend to human males (but it is illegal to circumcise your dog). We must do our best to stop this double standard.

Many believe that is exists because there is a stigma attached to maleness of being the protector, rather than the protected. We have parents telling their boys that' big boys don't cry' and their girls that 'it is O.K. to cry'. This stigma caries over to the circumcision battleground. When people hear of female circumcision, they are quick to take up arms, but when the victim is male, they are not so quick to action. One of our members has been told by a (now 'Ex') girlfriend to "quit being a such a whiner" when he expressed his desire to have an intact body.

Many circumcised males develop deep anger toward those who altered them. This mixes with feelings of incompleteness much like those of a woman who has had a hysterectomy or mastectomy. Together, these feelings can cause sexual dysfunction, and at least cause general jealously toward intact males.