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I threw up a little bit.

I never quite understood the whole circumcision culture specially if you are not Jewish. All the reasons I ever heard sounded insanely stupid (girls won't dig him) or bad excuse (it will get infected. Well, if you teach your kid how to clean it, it most likely WON'T get infected!). I'm from a country where that is only done as a last resort in a healthy issue. It is really hard to find guys that are circumcised. Always felt bad for babies who are put through this, always sounded horrible. Seeing it just made it even worse...

Kinda late, but oh well. I just got back from work and haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but this reminds me of a conversation I had with some HK friends. According to them, there was this whole kidnapping kids to become beggars, and I mean, I'm from South America. I know shit like this happens. Even though I don't see it, it is still an issue there. One thing made me sick to my stomach, though, and I'm sorry if this is covered in the documentary. They say that sometimes, quite often actually, these kids would be mutilated and turned into handicaps to appeal more to the tourists in big cities. Since there is a whole market for kids begging on the streets, competition rises and that was the way of "having a differential". They would mutilate, cut off limbs and stuff so you would be more willingly to give them money. Does that really happen?