Pissed Off Wisconsinite

The USA is going to be a weird country when half the 25-year-old men are intact and half were circumcised. No country in the world stays at that equilibrium very long, as infant circumcision trends toward 90% or 10%. That’s why countries can be divided into circumcising and non-circumcising. Some, like Australia, NZ and Canada, have flipped in recent decades from majority-cutting to majority non-cutting. No country has gone the other way since the USA took up the filthy practice of routinely mutilating newborns around the turn of the 20th century. The USA’s equilibrium is decades away, though. Still fully 7 out of 10 newborn boys get circumcised out of habit. It will be probably another 10-20 years before half of American infants remain intact, and then another 25 years before being an intact young American man is as common as being circumcised. Realistically we’re looking at 2065 or so. It takes a couple of generations for foreskin to filter back into the populace, just as it takes many decades for circumcised males to fade out. As the UK and Australia have seen. We can hasten this with sensible economic policy.