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The fact still remains that the only people who will say that it is a good thing, are those who have had it done. Sure, if at the age of 18, when you are legally an adult you want to cut the end of your knob off, then be my guest and go ahead with it. However, to mutilate a baby is sick and wrong.
Obv. if there is a genuine medical reason why it should be done at birth due to some malformation or whatever, that is acceptable. OTherwise, tradition,"normal" religion? no. illegal.
As for the reduction in AIDS, to me that seems like them saying less circumsised people have aids, thus aids is less common in circumsised people. It is true by definition. less x are y, therefore y is less common in x. Seems like the same assumption to me...