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Date: 3/24/2022 11:30:00 AM
From Authorid: 55251
People have different cultures, traditions, religions, and norms. Now, I’m not a moral relativist, so I don’t think all positions are equal. You are free to make any judgments you want; however, I would recommend you reflect on why you think people are fools for engaging in something you either disagree with or don’t understand. After all, I think we all do very foolish things every day. I don’t know anything about the Maori people, but perhaps they may judge the absence of any tattoos on your face to be foolish and intimidating and they may be equally wrong in that judgment. |
Date: 3/25/2022 4:31:00 PM
From Authorid: 21435
74  I've yet to get my first tattoo. Although, I'm getting so homely, that in my case, a tattoo may be an improvement. The aborigines on my coast were into tattoos during certain periods. They were into rattlesnake, shark and frogs images. I'm thinking about going with the frog. Write on......  |
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