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Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

Last post 04-08-2008, 1:49 AM by LACSONJR. 52 replies.
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  •  03-27-2008, 2:33 PM 2694504 in reply to 2694267

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    Sana nga tuliin na xa...kelan nga ba?, diba sabi nya a.s.a.p.?...hahaha..it'll be very interesting what'll happen after he's circumcised...can't w8t!

  •  03-27-2008, 2:43 PM 2694521 in reply to 2693831

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    Wala tayo magagawa gusto na ni Alex ASP nga raw baka kasi kasunod yan SOP na.

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  •  03-27-2008, 3:15 PM 2694570 in reply to 2692979

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    LACSONJR:

    Believe lang ako sa kanya...he is so honest..lolz...walang kahiya-hiya nya sinabi yun sa harap ng national television...hehehe

     

     

     

    wala syang kahiya-hiya kasi, hindi naan sya lumaki dito sa pinas' na ang kultura'y hindi ka pa tuli, kahiya-hiya, na sa kanyang kinalakihan na kabaligtaran ang kultura, walang hiya-hiya. GETZ?

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  •  03-27-2008, 6:00 PM 2694691 in reply to 2694570

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    How would his Italian/Filipino relatives and friends react if they find out he got "mutilated"/"purified"?

  •  03-27-2008, 9:42 PM 2694863 in reply to 2694691

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    may video footage ba?
  •  03-27-2008, 11:56 PM 2695015 in reply to 2692680

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    Hindi kasi sang-ayon ang ibang bansa sa tuli, like in Italy and Germany. Parang yung bakuna sa mga infant, hindi rin sang-ayon ang ibang citizen nila doon.

    Walang masama kung hindi sya tuli at his age. Hindi rin issue ang pagiging "tunay na lalaki" doon kasi nga maaaring walang nag-tutuli doon sa lugar nila.

     

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  •  03-28-2008, 12:34 AM 2695047 in reply to 2694267

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    Mas mabuti siguro pagkatapos na ng PBB siya patuli. Mahirap kung sa loob pa siya. Di biro yun. Baka hindi siya maging komportable. Pano na lang sya sa mga tasks di ba. Sad

  •  03-28-2008, 12:48 AM 2695060 in reply to 2693787

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    TFC Godfather:
    hEsED_aRcE:
    oo oras na nga pero wag muna ngaun sa loob ng bahay... :)
    Is that what they said on PT or Uber?
    huh?? di..opinion lang

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  •  03-28-2008, 10:03 AM 2695377 in reply to 2695047

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    cynical:

    Mas mabuti siguro pagkatapos na ng PBB siya patuli. Mahirap kung sa loob pa siya. Di biro yun. Baka hindi siya maging komportable. Pano na lang sya sa mga tasks di ba. Sad

     

     

    oo nga

    hindi niya magagawa mga tasks

    tsaka, mahirap din yun 



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  •  03-28-2008, 7:55 PM 2695802 in reply to 2693214

    Re: politically incorrect

    I think Alex will open a new window to the Filipinos that there are cultures which do not circumcise. In fact around 90% of all males all around the world are not circumcised. And that it is actually against Catholic doctrines if Filipinos would only know. The Filipino's discrimination about the supot guys is because of ignorance of that very vital, functional and natural part of  a man's body perfectly designed by God. When God instituted circumcision, he instituted it for the Jews and for the Jews alone. And even until now, Jewish circumcision removes only a very small portion of the prepuce and never the whole prepuce. To understand the function of the foreskin, please visit http://uncircumcumcisedfilipinos.blogspot.com and click all the related links there. The link to American Doctors Opposing Circumcision (ADOC) video at the sidebar of the site is highly recommended for visual expalantion of the functions and role of the foreskin.

    For all those Filipinos who are still uncircumcised and want to remain that way, there is a link on the site to the uncircumcisedfulipinos group. 

     

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  •  03-28-2008, 8:15 PM 2695812 in reply to 2695015

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    Totoo, in fact, may mga bansa sa northern europe na hindi alam kung ano ang circumcision sapagkat, walang tinutuli sa kanila. Sa Pilipinas, kung supot ang tatay ay abnormal daw ang anak o marumi ang balat or hindi tatangkad. Subalit, ang mga supot na europeo ay siyang napakagaganda and balat, matatangad at maganda ang mga katawan at hindi mga abnormal. Sa katunayan, sila ay mas normal o natural dahil hindi nagalaw and kanilang pagkalalaki. Sa Canada, ang circumcision ay isang krimen! Sa Asya, ang halos ang Pilipinas lamang na kung saan halos lahat ng lalaki as tuli.

    Para sa mas maraming kaalaman,  bisitahin ang mga sumusunod na websites:

    http://uncircumcisedfilipinos.blogspot.com

    http://www.doctorsopposingcircumcision.org/video/prepuce.html

    http://supotandproud.blogspot.com

    http://www.med-fraud.org/medical_fraud__and_the_criminal_.htm

     

     

     

     

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  •  03-28-2008, 8:30 PM 2695825 in reply to 2694570

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    walang dapat ikahiya sa pagiging supot. ang mga tuling Pilipino ang dapat mahiya sapagkat sila ay nagpatuli dahil sa kahinaan at takot sa tukso at hindi dahil sa kusang kagustuhan. Sila ay hindi gumamit ng isip na may napakagandang function pala ang prepuce o foreskin  sa  seksualidad at sa sensasyon ng lalaki at kang kanyang partner kayat ito ay sadyang ginawa ng Diyos na bahagi ng katawan ng lalaki.

    marami pang dapat matutunan ang mga Filipinos kung bakit 90% ng lahat ng lalaki sa buong mundo ay hindi tuli at ang mga tuling Jews o mga Hudyo ay kaunting kaunti lamang ang tinanggal sa kanilang foreskin at hindi ang buong bahagi ng foreskin.

    Dahil sa pagtuli, at dahil sa sugat na dala nito, ang ari ng mga Filipinos ay ari na may PEKLAT at hindi magandang para tingnan sa mga eurpeo, hapones, tsino, at karamihan ng mga amerikano.

    http://uncircumcisedfilipinos.blogspot.com

    http://uncutnews1.blogspot.com

    http://supotandproud.blogspot.com

     

     

     

     

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  •  03-28-2008, 8:37 PM 2695834 in reply to 2694691

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    Sa Revised Penal Code ng Pilipinas, ang mutilation ay isang krimen at ang pagtutuli ay hindi matatawarang isang mutilation kayat ang mga doctor na nagtutuli ay guilty sa krimen ito.

    QUESTION1: What laws under the Criminal Code permit doctors to amputate normal, healthy and vital body parts of unconsenting individuals for non-medical reasons or permit parents to make such a request? (The unlawful amputation of body parts or harm to them is clearly forbidden by law and constitutes mayhem - assault and battery.)

    QUESTION 2:  Under the law, doctors can  provide (and parents may only request)  medically necessary treatment to minors. Where under any medical code of ethics are doctors permitted to amputate normal, healthy and vital body parts of children merely at the request of parents - and  for which there is no medical necessity?

    QUESTION 3: The purpose of surgery is to repair body parts  or amputate body parts which become diseased and threaten the life of the patients. Where under any medical code of ethics are doctors permitted to amputate body parts for cultural  or religious reasons?

    QUESTION 4: Where under any medical code of ethics are doctors permitted to amputate normal body parts of children in order that they resemble their parents or their peers?

    QUESTION 5: The Hippocratic Oath states that in any medical treatment the physician has the primary obligation to "First Do No Harm". Since circumcision destroys important erogenous tissue and a vital protective covering of the penis - how can doctors performing circumcisions claim that they are working in accordance with the Medical Code of Ethics?  The American Academy of Pediatrics  acknowledged that the foreskin is important and  is required for life. Medical organizations around the world also agree with this fact.

    http://uncircumcisedfilipinos.blogspot.com

    http://uncutnews1.blogspot.com

     

     

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  •  03-28-2008, 8:39 PM 2695836 in reply to 2695377

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    Catholics Against Circumcision

    Did you know? Catholics have NO religious requirement for circumcision, NO medical association in the world recommends it, and most Catholics worldwide do NOT circumcise their children.

    http://www.catholicsagainstcircumcision.org/

     

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  •  03-28-2008, 8:42 PM 2695839 in reply to 2694504

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    LET'S GET CIVILISED

    Male or female circumcision is the practice of surgically modifying the private part of the human being. This practice, in one form or the other, exists in many parts of the world, not least of all in Africa, and in particular, Nigeria. Female circumcision is negatively referred to as female genital mutilation. It is difficult to understand why male circumcision is not referred to in the same way. Some insight into this is necessary.

    Most of us may not realise that male circumcision is NOT common in many parts of the world, particularly in the Western world. It may come as a shock to many to find that the average European man is uncircumcised. In fact, the hospitals in the UK, US and most other Western countries do not perform circumcision. It is considered an outdated religious practice. Should you require it for, say, a baby boy, you would have to seek out a Jewish rabbi or some other practitioners to have it done. The Jews are the only white group with a history of circumcision.

    It must, therefore, be understood that the issue of circumcision, whether for male or for female, is completely outside the cultural practices (or understanding) of the Western world. They neither understand nor accept the practice. They are, therefore, not qualified to determine the expediency of the practice. Male circumcision is simply tolerated because the Bible speaks about it. Otherwise, we would have been faced with Western media onslaughts accompanied by local "let's get civilised" civil rights, NGO and other groups, trying to convince us that male circumcision is primitive, barbaric, reduces male sexuality, scars the organ and causes untold pain and suffering to the baby. That it risks permanent deformation and disability to the baby, or death through fatal infection. It is, therefore, totally unjustified and unjustifiable.

    Our ancestors could even have been accused of circumcising to prevent male promiscuity! Statistics would be provided to show that uncircumcised men are more virile, and more fertile than the circumcised ones. Parents would be accused of violating the rights of their baby boys. Imagine then, the difficulty of trying to convince our "been-to" and Western-oriented elites that male circumcision representing hundreds of years of ancestral practice should only be changed with caution if at all, and then only when it is OBVIOUS to the people that the practice is dangerous, and has become unnecessary, having been overtaken by practices generally considered more advantageous to the people as a whole. Imagine a situation where there was a British or American law against male circumcision. Thank God for the Bible.

    Some would say that female circumcision is not in the Bible but neither is wine-carrying, or church weddings - that does not make it wrong. Female circumcision is not synonymous with VVF as many groups have fraudulently implied. And the general conception that it is performed to reduce female sexual pleasure has been manipulated to inflame gender rights emotions. This was effectively shown a few years back in Lagos when, on an Igbo phone-in program, the presenter asked people to call in and air their views on the issue of female circumcision. The responses were enlightening. Not only were all the callers female and circumcised, each and every one of them insisted that she has or will circumcise any daughter of hers. None believed that her circumcision had affected her negatively, and all considered it a practice worth retaining.

    The impression I got was that it was mainly the uncircumcised (and many opportunistic NGOs) that had a grouse with the practice. My reflection on the issue led me to wonder -- what would the Western advocates of human rights abuse think of this? Whether right or wrong, the facts remain. Like the response of the nurse shows, many girls have a clitoris which extends outside the vagina. Discussions with these girls will tell you that for such people, even the simple act of walking can be a serious turn-on. In this situation, how can anyone say that a well-performed circumcision will not be morally beneficial to the girl?

    A critic may insist that this is the same as trying to stop promiscuity. If a mother helping her girl to manage sexual excesses as stated above is wrong, then taking her to a doctor to correct a malformed leg could also be wrong. Depending on your viewpoint (Western or Traditional) female circumcision may or may not be expedient at this point in our national development, but for God's sake, let us stop the foolishness of presuming that our ancestors were idiots who did things without reason, and who enjoyed the pain of the screaming baby. Mean old men who approved a practice fraught with risks for the baby and its parents (to whom the baby was considered precious). Thinking so would be the height of colonialism.

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    As the practice carries a risk of infection, deformation, bad scarring and other problems due to the way it is presently being handled, we can have qualified medical practitioners perform it as is done for males. We are then left with the matter of its social expediency.

    At this point, I would advice that the choice remains with the parents until such a time when the practice is well researched and understood without Western bias by our own people, and in our own environment. I say this because I find that most NGO discussions refer to the worst forms of the practice, usually based on information from other parts of the world. Many parts of the world definitely perform circumcision very differently, both in content and in context. For some, it is just token, while for others, it is major surgery. Using inapplicable or exaggerated examples give rise to serious misinformation, with its attendant error of judgment. Is it right to throw away everything? The baby with the bath water? There are as many arguments for male circumcision as against it (Europeans and Moslems will tell you), and so it is for female circumcision.

    As detailed earlier, all the arguments against female circumcision also apply to their male counterpart. The main difference is that well-trained doctors or birth attendants handle the boys. The common question is -Why female circumcision? My answer would be - Why male circumcision? We cannot even say we practice male circumcision because it is in the Bible since the practice predates the coming of Christianity, and the missionaries were probably NOT circumcised.

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  •  03-28-2008, 8:48 PM 2695842 in reply to 2692993

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    Prejudice in the Philippines

    One way circumcision is perpetuated is by prejudice against intact men. Some men get themselves circumcised in order to escape this prejudice.
    Others have their sons cut to protect them from it. Both ways are evasions, not solutions. Like hair-straightening and skin bleaching by Black people, they are defeatist and demoralising.
     

    Foreskin protects

    The perception that foreskin is unhygienic is a myth, says George C. Denniston, M.D., president of the Seattle-based Doctors Opposing Circumcision. “Foreskin protects against disease; it doesn’t cause disease. If foreskin is unhygienic, eyelids should be considered unhygienic.”
     

    LETTERS FROM THE EMAIL

     

    Genital cutting practices vary widely in The Philippines.

    Many guys are cut in hospitals by Western-trained doctors, but there is only one doctor per 10,000 Filipinos (vs about 1 doctor per 500 Americans). Most traditionally "circumcised" Filipinos are actually supercised, which is to say the skin tube is drawn forward and a longitidinal slit is made in the top at the rollover point. The skin can then flop free of the glans but nothing has been amputated. Such a cut person will self-report that he has been circumcised.

    Most genital cutting in The Philippines is in defiance of the Catholic church's official policy against it.

    -Ron (dome68iou1@juno.com)
     
     
     
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  •  03-28-2008, 8:53 PM 2695849 in reply to 2694023

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    Circumcision may shorten the penis:

    "Circumcised men had shorter erect penises than uncircumcised men (p<0.05)." - Richters J, Gerofi J, Donovan B., Venereology 1995; 8(2): 77-81.   http://uncircumcisedfilipinos.blogspot.com http://uncutnews1.blogspot.com http://supotandproud.blogspot.com  
  •  03-28-2008, 8:57 PM 2695852 in reply to 2694504

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    38 REASONS NOT TO CIRCUMCISE 

    http://www.circumstitions.com/reasonsnotto.html

     GALLERY OF FAMOUS INTACT MEN

     http://www.circumstitions.com/Gallery.html

  •  03-28-2008, 9:03 PM 2695857 in reply to 2694691

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    MGA OSPITAL AT DUKTOR SA PILIPINAS NA KONTRA SA TULE: 

    http://xtulepinoy.tripod.com/

  •  03-28-2008, 9:14 PM 2695864 in reply to 2692680

    Re: Alex & Tuli inside KUYA's house (OT)

    i think alex is somehow being used in this tuli issue. he's like an endorser . kc di ba big bro will have an oplan tuli for young boys out there. MAYBE he is being pressured by pbb's management to do it. although for me, there's nothing wrong if ur not yet tuli. in his case, understandable naman kc nga in his country, hnde uso un. actually, in most countries. even americans, japanese hnde big deal yan. it's more on cultural or religious thing na lang tlga ang circumcision.  
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