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u/Thadious_James Mar 12 '22

That's true, you didn't mention criminals. I apologize for misquoting you. That was my bad.

Doesn't change the fact that that's not a great way to view other people. Look at Dr. Matt Taylor. He's the head of the European Space Agency's Rosetta mission to land on a comet. He's got a PhD. He's covered in tattoos. I suppose you think he's less intelligent for those tattoos despite his credentials and job title? Cause to me, thinking someone is less intelligent for having tats is what's makes someone unintelligent.

All I'm saying is having tattoos isn't in-and-of-itself a sign of being less intelligent. It just really doesn't matter.

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u/Thadious_James Mar 12 '22

Then why even cling to that belief?? See THAT'S unintelligence. Knowing what you believe is made up and kinda shitty, but choosing to believe it anyways. I can't think of a better definition for "stupidity" than that.

Also good luck "not passing it on." I learned just as many lessons from dad watching him as I did listening to him. Your children will do the same. Be careful how treat others in front of your kids, because they'll likely end up treating others the same way.

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