Critink
There are hundreds of thousands of tattoo pictures online. Maybe millions. But with this rise in popularity, it's getting even harder than ever to tell the difference between a quality piece of art and a piece that will fade into a black smudge. Learn to tell the difference now so you don't have to learn the lesson the hard way.
I am genuinely enjoying the crap out of reading these answers
In responce to a news story about [a mother tattooing her 11 year old daughter], here are some of the most thought-out answers so far:
- gamblersandgallantry answered: Yes, we should be enforcing these laws. If it wasn’t for the parenting angle this would be another post about scratchers.
- flyingplasticbag answered: she didn’t hurt her. if parents can make decisions about their kids circumsision, or religion (baptism..), or earrings, why not this?
- mjgr1991 answered: I don’t think the mother should be punished. It’s body modification. Do we arrest people who pierce their four month old’s ears? No.
- theoddplatypus answered: Should be charged for child endangerement, she bought her own tools and clearly knows nothing about laws, I assume the same about diseases.
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You know who else buys their own tools? Jeff Gogue, Bob Tyrell, Joshua Carlton, and every other professional tattoo...
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