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20-21st Century Castration Research - (Continued)
Continued From:
CASTRATION RESEARCH IN THE 20th and 21st CENTURY
http://www.webspawner.com/users/castration/index.html
Web Site Visitor Comment:
Hello. I'm a gay eunuch, voluntarily castrated. I'm in contact with over 475 males who want to be castrated. I know this is not your particular focus, but I'm trying to help them achieve what they want instead of letting them try to castrate themselves. I'd appreciate receiving a list of physicians, as doctors can do the job better than those who did me, for example.
So far this year, about 23 males have been castrated by various means, only two by physician.
I read your book, "A Brief History of Castration". . Very interesting.
Web Site Visitor Comment:
Your page has a lot of good information and speaks of a subject that needs to be addressed.
I have concerned that you lump certain things into your list of Sexual Offenders, such as Fetishist, Homosexual, Transvestite to mention a few. These people should not be lumped with Murder, Child Molestion, Rape, etc.
Including these people into your categories just componds the problem of trying to get something like castration passed as a law. I fully agree that castration should be the response to repeat offenders of certain sexual crimes. I also believe that castration should not be a CHOICE of the offender but a mandated sentence! I do not believe it should be chemical castration but actual castration where the testicles are removed.
Most states are going to be footing the bill for the continued weekly shots for the chemical castration, even if the laws say the offender has to pay. If the offender does not have the money, either the criminal justice system or the medicaid system
will end up paying the bill.
Again, you have some very good points in your web page, but I feel you need to back off some of the categories you include in your definition of Sexual Offender.
Web Site Visitor Comment:
Hello, I am a male about 38 years old. I have been living with sexual overactivity for several years, in fact since I was in my twenties. I have been seeking castration for the past few years. Two years ago I suffered an injury to one of my testicles and it
was subsequently removed. Much to my dismay the remaining testicle produces enough testosterone to prolong my sexual tendencies. Please send me the list of physicians, who will perform my remaining orchiectomy without question. Thank you.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION:
Hello. My sub and I are trying very hard to locate someone to do a castration. We have been seeking someone who has done this procedure successfully. If you know of anyone could you please contact me. We are VERY serious and have been trying to find someone for a long time. Thank you...
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION:
Given all the benefits you ascribe to castration, one would have to be correct to conclude that you yourself - Victor T. Cheney - have been castrated. How does it feel?
Web Site Visitor Comment:
I can speak of experience the effects of Provera in 5 mg/day dosage. I am a pre-operative transsexual woman. (male to female). (John Money's protocol for sex offenders (See "Gay Straight and In-between...") calls for 150 to 300 mg/month of
Depo-Provera).
It does effectively suppress the male sex drive. Unfortunately it does eliminate all of the sex drive. I would suggest that castration is not an end all. In very violent people, it would make them less violent but not necessarly reduce it to where they could be released.
I personally belive that chemical castration is a good legal option provided it is shown work for that individual. Each physiology is different. It won't work with all sex offenders.
I personally know a large number of men and women that are cross dressers. In our culture every women is a cross dresser. Most men are as well. Over time what is "men's clothes" and "women's clothes" changes! As a culture we let "gay men" determine what
are men's and women's clothes. My personal believe is if you don't wear garments as described in the Bible you are in violation of proper clothing. Blended fabrics (ie cotton / polyester) clothes are not Biblically correct! I find a lot a good Christian men that are cross dressers. They are very sensitive to their wive's needs and wants through this expression.
I find few men that care and understand their their wives better than cross dressers.Without masturbation, normal sex is not possible. The sexual act is complex and physically demanding. Without masturbation, the muscle and nerve response is limited.
In women, without the practice and familiarity of the functions of one's body, orgasm is unattainable. To not masturbate is like playing Pro Baseball without ever picking up a ball and bat. As our physical bodies age, masturbation becomes important to
retaining the physical conditioning. Good masturbation is the key to good sex just as good exercise is to good health.
What do David and Jonanthan have in common with Ruth and Ester?
They had a love that was same sex and was committed to each other. As the Bible said that "Jonathan loved David with a love greater than that of woman". That definitely a "gay" relationship by today's standard. Ruth and Ester committed themselves to "thine people will be my people. Thy god, my god." Many bible scholars believe that the sin of Sodom and
Gomorra was not sexual. Of the four unions celebrated in the Bible (Adam and Eve, Ruth and Ester, Joshua and David, and wedding in Canaa) half are homosexual.
There is my own situation. Am I "gay" with a man or a woman?
On fetish. I know a larger number of women that have a "high heel shoe fetish" than I do men.
I find pornography a threat. Normal erotica is not.
Transvistisum (i.e. cross dressing), masturbation and homosexuality are definitely not threats.
Yours in Christ,
Web Site Visitor Comment:
Subj:Thoughts on Web Page
Great Web Site -- it's about time people came out and spoke on the subject of castration.
MYTHS DISPELLED BY FACTS ABOUT CASTRATION
The following are some baseless MYTHS-- and refutations -- concerning castration, as a humane and effective treatment:
MYTH: Castration mutilates a man's body.
FACT: An orchiectomy is a very simple surgical procedure in which a small incision is made to remove the testicles from the scrotum. The operation is far less invasive than a hysterectomy or much of the cosmetic surgery performed today. It typically is an outpatient procedure and replacing the testicles with prostheses makes the procedure virtually undetectable.
MYTH: Castration is cruel and unusual punishment.
FACT: What could possibly be cruel about a treatment that allows a person to live a more normal life without the constant urge to molest children? It is unusual in the sense that it is the only permanent treatment that works with the offender.
MYTH: Castration will not be any more effective than conventional counseling.
FACT: European research over the past 30 years shows that in every single clinical study, the re-offender rate drops drastically to lo less than 5% for those who receive the treatment. It is after the surgery has been completed that counseling will be needed in order to aid the offender during the transition of changing lifestyles.
Conventional counseling can be effective in conjunction with castration.
MYTH: Castration will only make the offender more violent by using other methods to molest.
FACT: Another positive aspect of castration is that it reduces not only the sexual impulse, but all aggressive traits in a person. A 1991 Czechoslovakian study of 84 castrated sex offenders revealed that only 3 men (out of 84) committed another sex offense after castration, and none were of an aggressive character.
A Danish study in the 1960s that followed 900 castrated sex offenders found that the recidivism rate dropped to 2.2%, and, similarly, none of these offenses were of an aggressive character.
MYTH: Castration is racist punishment.
FACT: Of the 11,000 identified sex offenders in Texas prisons, 45% are white; 24% are African-American and 30% are hispanic.
MYTH: The problem is between the ears, not between the thighs.
FACT: This unsupported opinion is based on the supposition that rape is all about power, domination and control without any sexual component. The clinical studies show that rape is a combination of power, domination and control along witha strong sexual impulse.
It shouldn't really matter which theory of rape is ascribed to. What is much more important is finding treatment that will protect our children.
MYTH: A civilized society cannot permit this barbaric treatment (castration).
FACT: A civilized society, if we dare call ourselves that, cannot permit the numbers of rapes that occur. A civilized society must be open to all treatments of sex offenders in order to change the unconscionable odds we have given to the innocent
among us.
TAKE ACTION
It has been a long struggle to reach a point where we can have a serious discussion concerning the effectiveness of castration as a treatment. This discussion also will make the public more aware of the facts concerning the surgery.Even though research shows castration to be a humane and effective treatment of the
sex offender, our first concern should be for the victims of this horrendous crime.
Opponents of castration have focused their attention on the sexual predators, which regulates victims to footnote status.
For more than 200 years, our government's primary responsibility always has been the protection of the innocent, especially our children. We have every right to expect our government to do whatever it takes to accomplish this goal.
Steven Butler and Larry Don McQuay were the catalysts for the California, Montana, Georgia and Texas laws, allowing these states to take the lead in finally protecting our children.
Now it's up to the rest of the nation to do the same!"
Judge Michael T. McSpadden
209th District Court
Harris County, Texas
CASTRATION-RELATED REPORTS AVAILABLE:
*Endometriosis Persisting After Castration
*Is There A Best Castration?
*PCB-Induced Immune Suppression: Castration
*Self-Castration as a Treatment for Alopecia
*The Treatment of Castration-Induced Menopausal Symptoms
*Castration and Anti-Steroid Treatment
*Modified Cryptorchid Treatment and Castration
*The Effects of Castration and Testosterone Treatment
*The Effects of Castration and Androgen Treatment
*Chemical Castration of Repeat Sex Offenders
*Combined Castration
*Displacing Castration
*The Effects of Castration on Epididymal Sperm Storage
*The Influence of Unilateral Castration
*Seasonal Changes In and the Effects of Castration
*The Effects of Prepubertal Castration
*Castration Anxiety and Pregenital Development
*Efficacy and Stress of Chemical versus Surgical Castration
*The Effects of Aging, Castration and Testosterone Administration
*Reversible Increase in Energy Deposition Following Castration
*Castration as a Fetish
*The Effects of Castration and Sex Steroids on Sexual Deviants and Offenders
*The Effect of Addition of Estrogen to Medical Castration
*The Effect of Castration on Behavior
*The Effects of Castration and Depo-Testosterone
*Health and Management: Minimizing the Effects of Castration
*The Influence of Hypophysectomy and Castration
*Castration and Homosexuality
*Adrenalectomy and the Effect of Chemical Castration
*Contrasting Effects of Surgical and Chemical Castration
*The Effects of Sexual Maturation and Castration
*Welfare Aspects of Castration
*Should Castration Be a Permissible Sentence for Repeat Sex Offenders?
*Castration, Lower Aggression and Social Dominance
*At Issue: Castration for Sex Offenders
*Castration and European Crime Reduction
*Symbolic Castration
*Legal and Ethical Issues: Castration of Sex Offenders
*Another Side of Chinese Eunuch History: Castration
*Jewish Masochism: Couvade and Castration
*Larry Don McQuay: The Case For Castration
*Concerning "Gong Xing": Castration
*Prostatic Tumor Regrowth After Castration
*Pre- and Postjunctional Effects of Castration
*Dealing With Hot Flashes After Castration
*Female Castration Anxiety
*The Effect of Long-Term Castration
*Castrating the Phallic Mother
*Castration, Testosterone and Blood Pressure
*Self-Castration in a Transsexual
*Castration: Beyond "An Eye For An Eye"
*The Phallic Castration Complex and Primary Femininity
*The Adoption of Castration and Socio-Economic Consequences
*Castration Therapy
*Between Love and Castration
*Castration for Prostate Problems
*Medical Treatment of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
*The Castration Motif: "Love 'em and Lynch 'em"
*Radiogenic Castrations of Women with Hodgkins' Disease
*Castration as an Alternative To Incarceration
*The Fertile Eunuch: Twelfth Night
*Crime: Chemical Castration
*The Complications of Castration
*The Advantages of Castration
*The Disadvantages of Castration
*The History of Castration
*The Effects of Chemotherapy-Induced Castration
*The New Castration
*Femininity, Castration, and the Phallus
*California: The New Castration Law
*Constitutional Law: Castration, Due Process and Equal Protection Under the Law
*An International Focus: Castration of Repeat Sex Offenders
*The ACLU Challenge: Forced Castration of Sex Offenders
*Chemical Castration for Sex Offenders - A 1997 Focus
*Castration: A Personal Foul?
*Chemical Castration and the Right to Generate Ideas
*California's "Unconstitutional" Punishment for Heinous Sex Offenders
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