I applaud them then for doing so, I don’t see many people with piercings or face tats around me doing much with their lives. Even the people I grew up with who made those choices aren’t making the best of decisions.
Are they in canna work or other industries?
I haven’t seen a single landscaper with face tats or ear piercings
Finance and tech not canna. They occasionally wear suits
that’s a surprise in the police state of FL, where 10 and a half percent of people are felons
Most of them are hispanic or cuban, young and old more traditional ones.
The crew I hired for my house is ran by a father son hispanic crew and they’re great at what they do.
That was going to be my guess if not canna.
every contractor team out there is Hispanic I GARAUNTEE. And they all got their lil skinny guy that can climb into attics n shit too (that was me). OYE FLAQUITO, VEN AQUI BRODER, NECESITA AYUDA, YA TU SABES.
The national park ranger that I ran Into this weekend had his nose pierced, ears pierced and a neck tattoo…
We live in a country with over 320 million people, you can find a handful of success stories for literally any type of person. Getting tons of piercings and tats is generally not a good idea if you want to move up in the workforce.
Let’s be honest, most people get those types of body modifications because they’re young and rebellious in some way - fair play to them, nothing wrong with that. But don’t complain when your rebellious decisions work as intended.
I think the FDA is going to wreck this industry hard upon federal legalization. I’ve talked to a number of journalists about the recent surge in anti-cannabis articles (re: mass shootings, IQ reduction, overconsumption of extracts, etc) and they say they’re organic articles - not pushed by pharma, tobacco, etc.
Washington state department of transportation has plenty of folks working with neck tattoos. Haven’t seen anyone with a face tattoo yet though.
Just stop there and that’s the answer for everything
It is 100%! But you certainly do have to appreciate the fact that we are currently living in a society where things like face tattoos should no longer define who a person is or exactly what they’re capable of…
Just because someone has face tattoos, it may show that they have poor judgment in taste of themselves. But that does not mean that they will not perform a better job than somebody without face tattoos so I mean we are living in the new age.
And not trying to give you a hard time so please don’t take it as such!
Hey Junior I have double ott fucking stretched lobes, here have a look.
Probably shouldn’t say anything about my cock being pierced because all of the people being weird
Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn.
Discrimination is discrimination at the end of the day.
I’m also very much into “do litterally anything you want as long as it’s not hurting anyone or taking away someone else’s ability to do what they want”
The media pushes click bait stories heavily based off race, class, etc I’m not sure if the idea of “more people with face tats are bad than good” would be valid b.c. all the “regular white people” doing fucked up shit get away with it more often and don’t end up in sensationalized news stories as much
Shush it’s all about the crabs LOL
The dark Lord will be coming soon
I promise it’s all part of my master plan LOL
See, I’m not selling a firearm to any of these individuals pictured.
I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t want to be the gun store owner who sold those guns to the highland park shooter if the plaintiffs in a civil case can prove those face tats were there when he walked in to buy a gun. I don’t think a judge or jury will cut them any slack because they didn’t discriminate, do you?
People with face tattoos shouldn’t be allowed to buy guns?
How are they going to protect themselves from the men with painted fingernails
