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If the parent has empathy and love, this is a very saddening video. As I showed in a previous comment, so many still are trying to minimize the grievous damages senselessly imposed by the sexual mutilation procedure we euphemistically call circumcision, which is more technically a radicalized rabbinic invention called radical circumcision. This radicalized version is addressed after the 40-minute mark in the previous upload.
See here: "Oprah’s ‘Magic Fountain Of Youth’ Skin Cream Is Derived From Baby Foreskin – And Pissing Off Men Who Miss Theirs" https://mommyish.com/foreskin-skin-cream
The writer going by Maria says:
"Yes, it would be an outrage, and I’m not really sure how I feel about this whole baby-foreskin-beauty-cream. But don’t compare female genital mutilation to male circumcision. Just don’t."
She's wrong. MGM is more damaging than the vast majority of FGM procedures.
She also seems to think the fact MGM is done on babies makes it more acceptable. She says:
"Female genital mutilation is performed on older girls...."
As David Icke says, people commonly regurgitate programming as though that programming were factual. It doesn't take much for someone to think something is factual because an apparently respectable, authoritative source says so. These people then think they are informed and know what they are talking about because they are repeating the words of a trusted expert.
Jordan just wanted a simple life with a whole body, and this is one of his expressions to his mother about his findings and feelings about what the establishment did to cripple his experiences in this reality.
As Mick Jagger famously sings, "I can't get no satisfaction."
"'Cause I try and I try and I try and I try."
"Biographer Chris Anderson said that Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger has had sex with over 4,000 women."
Regarding Jordan's mother not thinking about what she had done to him, most people are followers and readily conform to perceived norms. They don't give things much thought if they are accepted and promoted by seemingly authoritative sources. The fact sexual mutilation is done in respectable medical settings is enough to set most mothers at ease that it's a legitimate procedure with benefits, and probably is a good thing to do.
Jordan says to his mother, "If I could have you circumcised, I would. You deserve it."
"If you gave me a billion dollars, it would not make up for what you have done to me."
Jordan says expressing feelings is important, as is recognizing the true horror of male genital mutilation, which must never be minimized.
"We have to have compassion."
