Answer me Jow Forums

Tattoos are degenerate.

Prove me wrong.

>TFW you can't

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The number of tattoos on a person correlates to the amount of influence they have in society. It's a negative correlation.

>b-but musicians
>m-muh wrestlers

Entertainers don't influence society. They are a *reflection* of the society and the trajectory that it's already on. Culture is downstream from politics.

>being this butthurt about what others do

very insecure, is that why you work out and are still a virgin?

could be but i want a gf that has lots of them

>being this butt hurt about being exposed for having committed a lifetime to having attention doodles on his body

Congrats. You're in the same boat as pic related. Sorry that you need to constantly graphically scream for attention because you're so uninteresting otherwise.

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It's not a rare occurrence to see Firefighters, members of the Coast Guard/Navy, and Police to have full sleeves on both arms.

And they have little to no influence on society.

what influence do you have? you're posting on Jow Forums ya simp

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100% agree, only degenerates will argue this point

>being this retarded

Tell me then please, who has an influence on society, you dumb fucking degenerate.

>Permanently branded himself with meme doodles
>Calls someone else a degenerate

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he has as much as the people he mentioned in his post.

and that's his point.

More than a cop. I work in the state department. Granted, it's in a junior officer program but my foot's in the door. But this is beside the point. I could be a plumber but my observation would still remain true.

Personally I have zero tattoos, moron

>Personally I have zero tattoos, moron

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>Tell me then please, who has an influence on society,
The people whose names will be remembered in five hundred years. Cops maintain society, but they do not direct its trajectory or effect revolutionary change. Indeed, they antithesis of change.

there are people that actually did that.

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Douglas Munro, a Coast Guard member from WWII received the Medal of Honor for his actions that saved the lives of hundreds of Marines, his name is remembered today.

The Granite Mountain Hotshots, who died fighting one of the deadliest fires ever recorded, are remembered to this day

In Los Angeles, there is a black granite fountain with the names of all the officers who died keeping their communities safe on it.
My original post mentioned more than just officers, all the members of those groups will be remembered far longer than you ever will

most people have never heard about those tho

Doesn't mean their names and actions aren't remembered

Alexander the great had the Celtics logo tattoo'd on his buttcheek and I'm pretty sure Einstein had some teardrops for his dead homies.

Call me old fashion but I wont even consider a woman that has any tattoos on her body or metal attached to her face.

That's called normal/well-adjusted

>tfw get tattooed only on torso
>under collar bone and rib
>makes it private
>don't flaunt it
>still consider my self a degenerate

only rebellious emotional people get tattoos.

i want a gf that has all of those but those are probably hard to find. i have only seen them on the internet so im not sure if they actually even exist.

This made no fucking sense dude

Try Tinder in the LA area. Its half the women out there. Blue hair too.

>Douglas Munro
Never heard of him. Ask a thousand people and no on will have heard of him. McArthur, yes. Patton, yes. Rommel, yes. Munro? What policies did he influence? Which polities did he lead to victory? Politics and laws shape the course of history. If he were never born, society today would still look the same.

>Doesn't mean their names and actions aren't remembered
By a handful of people their knowledge will die with them. No one in four more decades will remember the heroics of Monroe. No one will study him or draw inspiration from him. He will become dust in the wind, forgotten forever. Such is his influence.

What do you expect from a basement-dwelling armchair philosopher?

>I've never heard of this guy, so he must not have done anything important
What did you get your Medal of Honor for user? What did you do that is still studied at military academies 70 years later?

>No one will study the first and currently only member of the U.S. Coast Guard to receive the MoH, not even those at the Coast Guard academy or going through USCG basic training

>What did you do that is still studied at military academies 70 years later?
I'm not the one claiming to be important. Your friend and I will both disappear into the mists of history because we did not affect the course of history.

Let people do what they want. If they want to make a bad decision like get a tattoo then let them. Quit being an authoritarian count.

Who gives a shit? Would history be any different if he were never born? Of course not. Stop crying in your cereal.

>Entertainers don't influence society. They are a *reflection* of the society and the trajectory that it's already on. Culture is downstream from politics.

Oh great another fucking pseudointellectual, armchair culture critic who thinks he's JBP.

The claim that tattoos are degenerate is unwarranted. You learn this shit in high school. Not everything you dislike is degenerate.

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You have to be the biggest brainlet on Jow Forums
History may not remember you for that but I certainly will

I agree with the exception of utilitarian tats like bloodtype or other medical information.