is it anti-moral or just anti-sensual?

What was the more recent reason why dudes have to be circumcised? (as opposed to the ancient jewish reason.) I think it is about suppressing our natural urges. Uncircumcised, we are much more sensitive, and tend to discover this sensitivity younger than dudes who get cut. And as the anti-sensual movement built up, it was just THIS sort of youthful (not fully domesticated) mischievery that undermined the anti-sensual march! Thus, young dudes are met with the violent horror of this anti-sensual, pro-Human Sacrifice Society early on. A hint for what is coming. (Similar to the Santa Claus(e) warning (you will be tricked and tricked and tricked again, kids!) !) Many of us would have escaped this insanity, going back (S.I.D.S.-style) to the etherial, but for Big Science. With its ways of making sure to keep us alive. Why? Because the Nuclearized Parents Need a Super-pet to Lord Over, in their otherwise deadening subordination to their slavery; as well as someone to "continue the family name"! AND, most pointedly, the State needs Human Sacrifices for their profit-centered wars. Can anyone add to this or subtract from it, without resorting to cheap character assassination games? (btw, the link given at bottom was somehow blocked; if you search for it, you can find that the link is totally right, except that one letter got moved a space, apparently; done by the usual hiding suspect(s) i presume, and a measure of my valuable work here, after all (to such spooks, anyway).)(Why else would they resort to such games?) "Alien values are implanted into the lives of the people, precisely through the children; alien, not merely in the sense of foreign or exotic, but alien to humanity: a commerciogenic identity is formed. At first it was partly resisted, but with time, it became more and more acceptable, until it has now become a major determinant on the lives of the young, displacing all earlier forms of acculturation, other ways of answering need, other ways of being in the world. This process of forgetting, beyond recall, but perhaps not quite beyond reclamation, is a form of colonialism far more effective than that which held so much of the world in thrall in an earlier empire." ----Jeremy Seabrook in 'The Metamorphoses of Colonialsm'