[Mulder]

Isn't diversity great?

[seeker41]

This makes me ill, those people are truely evil and belong to the religion of satan himself!

[rockfish59]

COMING SOON:

'ATTACK OF THE KILLER CLITORIS'!
(IN LIVING COLOR)

[Senator Pardek]

I hate it because I can't find it!!!

[DouglasKC]

I'm having a tough time believing this. I can't believe that any man or woman would do this or allow it to be done if it's done as described.

[Vigilanteman]

The silence of the feminazis toward this violence against females can mean one thing-- their allaince with the Islamic Nazis means more to them.

[zeaal]

These practices still take place here in America among people that come from these lands. Although the practice may not be as frequent here it is none the less still practiced.

[BossLady]

Intersting that Oprah had a couple shows on ealier in the year about this and how horrible it is ...CUT TO....her show on Islam. Hmmmmmm..... Where are all these NOW Women?

[Hemlock]

Attention all feminazis! So, you think we rednecks are bad. Shee-it, all we want is to give you a slap on the bottom and for you to bring us a cold one. And you thought you had it so rough.

[mrsmith]

I'm sick of this sexual politics propaganda.

It demeans our anger at the real evil these people have done.

[LarryLied]

This article needs wide circulation.

[Doctor Raoul]

IF YOU HATE WOMEN, and you hate their sexuality, and you are terrified that you cannot control it, the most effective thing you can do is to mutilate female sexual pleasure. This can be done by a sexual lobotomy, which will destroy an essential and sacred part of a woman’s natural makeup. In achieving this feat on all women, you will become able to ruthlessly dominate them.

We have that here, it's called "feminism".

[Terrorista Nada]

I never could pronounce it, let alone hate it...

[Vicki]

These men are really stupid. Don't they realize that if they let the women experience sexual pleasure, that they will get more pleasure in return.

[stlnative]

Here is short story...

From Black Sisters Speak Out:  Feminism and Oppression In Black Africa By Awa Thiam

A Malian Woman, aged 35 with a Universiy education, who works in a government department.  She has been excised and infibulated.  Awa Thiam:  What is your opinion of excision?

I have to say that excision and infibulation are deeply rooted in our society.  Even if girls and young women protest against these practices, we must recognize that their protests meet strong resistance on the part of the older women, as it is proved by what happened in my family.

After my personal experience of all the troubles, physical and psychological, that can result from excision and infibulation I decided, with full agreement of my husband, not to have our three daughters done.  They were all born in France while my husband and I were finishing our studies. When we returned to Mali, my mother was the first to ask me whether I had my children excised and infibulated.  I replied no, and made it clear that i had no intention of doing so.

It was during the long holidays.  As I have found a job, I often left my children with my parents and went to collect them on weekends.  One day, on my way home from work, I dropped in at my parents' to see my children and say hello.  I was surprised that there was no sign of my daughters.  Normally they ran to greet me.  I asked my mother where they were.  "They're in this room", she replied, pointing to where they were accustomed to sleep.  I wondered if they were sleeping, or didn't know I was there.

I went to their room.  They were lying on mats covered with a few pagnes.  At the sight of their swollen faces, and their eyes full of tears, I gasped and a cry escaped me.  "What's the matter?  What happened children?"  But before the children or the two women who were with them could reply I heard my mother saying, "Just see you don't disturb my grandchildren.  They were excised and infibulated this morning."

I can't tell you what my feelings were at that precise moment.  What could I do or say against my mother?  I felt a surge of rebellion, but I was powerless in the face of my mother.   One of the women present said, "You should be pleased everything went alright for you daughters."  The other said, "She is just overcome with emotion!".

Rather than risk showing a lack of respect to the older women, which is strongly disapproved of in my circle, by telling them what I thought of them and the way they had acted, I hurried away from the house.  In view of the state they were in, there was no question of my taking my daughters home.  they had to stay there till they were healed.  Like many African women my mother had shown that she had rights not only over me, but also over my children-her grandchildren.  In fact it is common in Mali for children who are sent to spen the holidays with their grandparents, circumcised, excised, and/or infibulated.

[Nogbad]

Female 'Circumcision' is not a Moslem practice it is an African practice.

It is not practiced by Moslems outside Africa.

[JJ59]

Bunch of pagan wack jobs. Allah the pagan god.

[nobdysfool]

But....theirs is a peaceful religion.....wanna bet???

[wlj1]

Isn't Islam such a peaceful religion?

[StoneColdGOP]

Absolutely ghastly practice, this female circumcision.