Andrea Peyser

Andrea Peyser is a New York Post columnist.

Quotes

• I asked if this obsession with foreskin is healthy, much less worthy of a movement modeled on the struggle for human rights.
  Clearly, some men harbor deep-seated issues regarding their members.
  I can’t help but agree with the babe characters on the TV show “Sex and the City” who, with the exception of slutty Samantha, enthused that shafts devoid of hoods were more pleasant to gaze upon and touch than intact ones.
  I just hope that guys who spend their lives feeling wounded by circumcision, and the women who enable them, find new hobbies.
  • 25 January 2016 in Circumcision ‘intactivists’ don’t want you (or your kids) to get snipped

About

• Peyser questioned intactivist Anthony Losquadro whether the obsession with foreskin is healthy. From outside, it is quite clear that the American society is obsessed with foreskin – with removing it! Similarly, when some Jewish people claim that circumcision is vital to Jewish identity, they are also being obsessed with foreskin – with removing it.
  Whatever kind of penis Peyser enjoys gazing upon and touching should not have any relevance to what surgeries her children or any children are subjected to.
  She closes the article by hoping that “guys who spend their lives feeling wounded by circumcision, and the women who enable them, find new hobbies“. We counter that we hope that men and women who make their livelihood by cutting normal healthy genital tissue from non-consenting minors are the ones who should find another career, especially including those mohels in Peyser’s natal Queens who feel that their religion entitles them to suck blood with their mouths out of infant penises they just cut.
  • 26 January 2016 rebuttal by CircWatch