I wonder what that tattoo used to be....
I wonder what that tattoo used to be....
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Bro got it covered. You can't judge someone for who they used to be.
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That it used to be that symbol is important.
This person has changed and updating the tattoo reflects that.
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I hope so. I hope the motivating factor was a shift in his beliefs, and not being told they couldn't let him in the ring with it.
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Our grandfathers would've recognized him as the enemy he is and left him dead in a ditch, not just inform him that his Nazi tit is unsuitable for the audience.
Courts and cops are responsible for having protected Nazis, ensuring their legal rights as they built a new movement.
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Or the fact that they are on public display meant they were required to change it...
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I prefer to believe there is one less Nazi and one extra not Nazi in the world, tbh.
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Eh, the guy with a gun tattoo that is violent as a profession chose the least subtle cover up job possible? I'd not give him the benefit of the doubt.
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Curious what the moment was that changed him
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When then promoter said, “If you want to fight for money you have to cover that shit up.”.
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he's a huge fan of windows!
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i'm not sure that makes things much better
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It was probably gonna be a maze then he changed his mind.
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This is a quote from the hilarious show community, and i laughed.
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Windows users be like
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No Windows user likes Windows.
They just hate it less than iOS and Linux.
The problem with Windows, as opposed to Linux, is that the ways in which it is bad are often intentional and hostile.
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Someone had scratched a swastika in a park bench, I made it into a windmill by adding a building underneath and windcatchers in the legs of the symbol.
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Trap door
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Wavy Windows logo. He had to thicken it to make it the modern square version
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田先生？
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Tesla logo.
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Spanish Blue Legion tattoo on his arm. Definitely a Nazi.
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