Re: Castration.

"David Lee Kollberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > > >> What do you think about castration for sex offenses?
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> > > > Do you mean chemical or physical?
> > >
> > > What do you think of either?
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> > > Neil
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> > I would think pyhsical would be worse than chemical. If it was physical,
> > that in effect would take away some of your masculinity, wouldn't it?
> > Chemical would mean you'd still have your penis...just not a lot of
blood
> > going up there...I think.
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> Yours is a rather theoretical view on this matter, and doesn't take into
> account any true aspects of what masculinity is really about. Would your
> reply have been similar if the question had been "What do you think about
> chemical or physical brain removal"?
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> DLK

I have to give your question some thought...but while I'm doing that,
perhaps
you can answer this: What would you call a man whose penis (and testicles)
were cut off,
especially if that man is in prison? (not a joke)


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