Slipstreme -> RE: Three men charged in 'dungeon' castration (4/1/2006 4:55:49 PM)
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I believe people should have the right to do whatever they want to their bodies. After all it is thier body, however, I do wish some effort would be made to educate them on what they are going to do. Ie: given time to resolve why they are getting it done, and given time to come to terms with the fact the change is permanent. What I don't like is that the guys performing the operations weren't legally licensed, or, according to the article, really trained in what they were doing. Other than that, I have no problem with what they did. However, I know that if a real doctor who is legally licensed did the same thing, and his job caught word of it, he would be without a job. Why? Because such surgeries, done without medical reason are considered immoral. Major body modifications can rarely be done by a doctor, not because there aren't any that do it, but because so many would lose their job. In fact, Cat, a man who has devoted his life to becoming more and more like the tiger, has to get his surgeries in Mexico, because they are illegal in the United States. Although, Cat, a perfectly cognizent, consenting adult, who knows why he is doing what he doing and understands the permanancy of his decisions, should be able to get what he wishes here in his home.
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