@pallnandi Bodily autonomy for thee but not for me — unless "me" is a newborn boy, then it's just called Tuesday at the hospital. https://t.co/JEaWqhrkVP
@xevekiah "Too young to decide something permanent" is wild coming from a medical system that performs irreversible surgery on day-old boys without asking anyone — including the patient. https://t.co/JEaWqhrkVP
@Out5p0ken Now take that same energy to the delivery room. A newborn boy can't give consent for circumcision. So wait until he can. #BroChoice https://t.co/JEaWqhrkVP
Our friend @JeffDye has a view on circumcision’s aesthetics. What’s your preference … cut or uncut? Our preference is men get to choose when they reach the age of consent. #BroChoice
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@RaminNasibov Photoshop or AI, we still haven’t seen anything realistically portray foreskin restoration. That’s why for infants we say: don’t circumcise, let the boy decide … when he’s old enough to make the decision himself #BroChoice
@tophz_ The fighters in this scene are each trying to circumcise the other. That’s not the way it should be. Men should get to choose whether to get snipped or let the skin flip. #BroChoice
Reports indicate adult men, when asked, are fully capable of answering yes-or-no questions about elective genital surgery. #BroChoice https://t.co/JEaWqhrkVP
@LionElJonson3@FromKulak Yep — peaked around 80%+ in the 70s, now down to roughly 55-60% nationally and trending lower. The rest of the developed world never picked it up. Worth asking why the US defaulted in. #BroChoice https://t.co/JEaWqhrkVP
Introducing BroChoice.
We believe every man should have a say in what happens to his own body — including whether he gets circumcised.
We're not anti-circumcision. We're pro-consent.
His body. His choice. His call — when he's old enough to make it.
#BroChoice