Frankly, I don’t care a wit about the religious or societal implications of male infant circumcisions, yet we had our son circumcised. And my parents felt the same way about all 4 of their sons.
It is done for health/sanitation reasons, and has nothing to do (in our lives) with religion.
Some have stated that in modern society, with showers and soap so readily available, along with medicines to treat yeast infections, we no longer need to circumcise boys,......BUT uncircumcised men are still significantly more likely to get a nasty yeast infection on their penis than circumcised men.
So I’ll stick with circumcision for boys; thank you very much.
There are many levels of female circumcision, but unfortunately, where it is being carried out, it is often used as an atrocious way to prevent girls from becoming sexual human adults, by removing the clitoris in the procedure. That is exactly as
@9-10ths_Penguin describes. They are making eunuchs of the girls from infancy (for male pleasure and reproduction purposes only).
Such abusive zealots require extermination.