Here are some posts from a quotes from a Jim Jeffries comedy special released on Netflix tonight. I like Jim Jeffries. I know he's making some jokes so I don't care what he says, and I know quoting his jokes in text kills the joke. I care what unfunny asshole will say on his behalf.
-The reason I got my son circumcised is so that when he is older women will enjoy having his dick in their mouths. I did it because I love him, and your dicks are fucking disgusting. You fucking animals. How do you fucking look at your dicks and have any level of self respect? Every fucking day, your fucking hooded slimy fucking dicks. My dick smells constantly, it's an eternal battle against that smell, I can't even imagine what you accept in your life. Do you know that its not in porn! It's not in fucking porn! Uncircumcised isn't in porn because the people that make porn are running a business and they don't want people fucking vomiting while they're masturbating. You can't go to a porn site an put uncircumcised in, it doesn't come up. Your dick is less of a fetish than fucking feet you fucking disgusting animals.
He says a few things about extra skin and docking after that. Then describes an uncircumcised dick as a horrible dick and a circumcised dick as a nice dick.
I like Jim Jeffries a lot, he's at least in my top 20 comics. And I know typing out what he says makes it harsher without his comment. He was saying that to a UK audience that was clearly primarily uncircumcised, and they enjoyed the jokes, so did I.
This is still an example of a culture that is anti foreskin. That circumcised is better. I hope I remember this thread every time I see an example, but I know I've missed a few. I think this thread could be a good library of foreskin hate in media/pop culture.
Again, a penis in its natural state is disgusting. Your infant daughter is gross until I drill holes in her ear lobes. Your son makes me sick unless he's got a tribal tattoo around his nothing bicep. Women are disgusting too if they haven't had their clits removed. Maybe none of that is true, but we could let the recipient of that treatment make the decision.