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| ten_tenn wrote: | I am bald by choice and sport several tattoos ... if that gives someone the false impression that I am a skin head then they are the one with the problem. Whoever gets offended by a noose tattoo needs to look in the mirror.
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So if somone has "I kill ni66ers" tattooed across their forehead, and a black person is offended it is the black person who is "wrong" for being offended?
If I carry a sign around town with a picture of your dad that says he likes to moleste little boys, and you are offended, YOU should be trying to figure out why you are offended, as by your logic, its not me with the sign that is offensive???
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| Posted: Wed May 27, 2009 10:05 am Post subject: |
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I am not talking about words, I'm are talking about something symbolic. (Don't make the next comment about a black man hanging from the noose either). Change your sign to "I'm a retard" and you might get more attention.
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| Posted: Wed May 27, 2009 11:39 am Post subject: |
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[quote="EvilJay"] | ten_tenn wrote: |
So if somone has "I kill ni66ers" tattooed across their forehead, and a black person is offended it is the black person who is "wrong" for being offended? |
I suggested that it's wrong to take offense where none was meant. That's quite different from a person who has "I kill Ni66ers" across his forehead, as his obvious intention is to offend, period.
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| hanwords wrote: | why do not think about Chinese tattoos.
Chinese characters perfectly fulfill that first criteria with their simple and timeless beauty. And as for the second criteria, Chinese symbols certainly have excellent potential for expressing a personal or intellectual message in a succinct, yet subtle and somewhat mysterious, fashion. |
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