If we excluded everyone with a Nazi tattoo from serving in elected office, that would only leave us with 99.99% of the population to choose from.

[mattblaze@federate.social]

If we excluded everyone with a Nazi tattoo from serving in elected office, that would only leave us with 99.99% of the population to choose from.

[gdinwiddie@mastodon.social]

@mattblaze If we also excluded KKK symbolism, that might deduct even more people, but not any worthy representatives.

[jlargentaye@mas.to]

@mattblaze @cstross that’s a lower number than I’d hoped

[mossyfoot@pdx.social]

@mattblaze I'm just no longer going to vote for a man in a primary any longer, problem solved.

[backfromthedud@mas.to]

@mattblaze Are you sure?

[theonedoc@tech.lgbt]

@mattblaze they keep pretending this very real people could ever be like this very fictional character

https://banshee.fandom.com/wiki/Kurt_Bunker

[debcha@saturation.social]

@mattblaze I was considering a tattoo design that incorporated lightning bolts (bc electricity/public power) and my tattoo artist reminded me that they are a Nazi symbol. a) Nazis ruin everything (I found a different design that I love), b) I, a middle-aged brown immigrant woman, didn’t want the slightest chance of ever having to explain it *wasn’t* a Nazi tattoo.

[Also, tattoo artists (gladly!) do coverups and laser removal is great now. *Keeping* that tattoo was a choice.]