Man sues hospital for genital mutilation. Should he get paid?
ServantOfAllah
2012/06/30 17:36:46
A man in South Dakota is suing the hospital where he was circumcised as a newborn, saying he only recently became aware that he'd undergone the procedure and that it robbed him of his sexual prowess.
28-year-old Dean Cochrun is asking for $1,000 dollars in punitive damages from Sanford Hospital in Sioux Falls. He claims an unknown doctor at the hospital, then named the Sioux Valley Hospital, led his mother to believe the procedure was medically necessary.
He argues the circumcision was not necessary, unethical and without medical benefit.
Should he get paid?
See full story at http://www.wday.com/event/article/id/62301/
Should he get paid?
See full story at http://www.wday.com/event/article/id/62301/
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He should get paid.






















It robbed him of his sexual prowess?
Don't make me laugh.
Also it's now way beyond the statue of limitations.
You must be unique, more tramatized by a procedure a that most children have at such an early age they don't remember having it, but be able shrug off being sexually molested at an older age. Amazing!
Presently child molestation has a statue of limitations too.
1887: 10% of the U.S. male population circumcised
"There can be no doubt of [masturbation's] injurious effect, and of the proneness to practice it on the part of children with defective brains. Circumcision should always be practiced. It may be necessary to make the genitals so sore by blistering fluids that pain results from attempts to rub the parts."
Angel Money, Treatment of Disease in Children. Philadelphia: P. Blakiston. 1887, p. 421.
Also the point I made first .
The panel includes for the first time, the critical "third wave" or multicultural feminist perspectives of circumcised African women scholars Wairimu Njambi, a Kenyan, and Fuambai Ahmadu, a Sierra Leonean. Both women hail from cultures where female and male initiation rituals are the norm and have written about their largely positive and contextualized experiences, creating an emergent discursive space for a hitherto "muted group" in global debates about FGC [female genital cutting].
http://www.motherjones.com/mo...
Perhaps he should sue his parents they consented to it so his case is moot because he was not legally capable of making that decision at that time