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What do you expect them to do mate? After all Jesus hated everyone who wasn't exactly like him and especially the poor.
That face pressed against a window would be even scarier than just letting her in >

That is cruel, but also very funny. Cause it's true. >


She has previously admitted to getting three new designs a week and has 800 all over her body. 
I still can't get a job because of my tattoos, I can't even go into pubs around here because of it They say it's offensive, they don't like it - it upsets them in the posh pubs. I take no notice.

How the hell does she afford 3 tattoos a week without a job?  I think we can see that she clearly prefers quantity over quality but they still aren't free.  And at what point does the artist cut her off?  She's just putting crappy tattoos over crappy tattoos at this point. >

Another article says her boyfriend does them or sometimes she does them herself. It also said she was sexually molested by her brother for years and ignored (by her mother and police) and the tattoo addiction is her way of dealing with it. Obviously, she just made her situation way worse but that's what addiction does. >

Idk, I kinda like it. It’s unique. You live once and then you die. Who fucking cares about ink on skin. Just a bunch of flimsy brained panzies, I’ll tell ya whyut >

I, as most people here, don’t like the look, but I don’t see why you wouldn’t let someone in to see their own child because they have ugly tattoos. That’s more off putting to me. >

Celebrating the birth of their savior by banning the outcasts of society seems like a pretty Jesus-y thing to do.
That being said.   Mom....wtf? Why? >

That’s an old picture she has 3 big upside down crosses on her face now, if I couldn’t wear pajama pants to church when I was young dammit >

Wait until you hear how Peter was supposedly crucified >

How he asked to be crucified so that he wouldn't be a copycat.  And it was a Christian symbol originally, ironically enough. >

Who decides? >

It sounds like this lady has a lot of problems. I think the tattoos are stupid too, but at the same time, I don't think anyone but the actual worst of the worst and dangerous people should be barred from church activities like this. >

Through the window? They may as well put her up in the stables. >


Through the window? They may as well put her up in the stables.

Seeing this peeking through a window would the shit out of kids no? >

Maybe, but I would prefer not to defend her rights through arguments that dehumanise her further. >

Sucks to he her but I wouldn't hire her either. She willingly chose to tattoo her face. >

The minute you do your face, you're saying "Don't hire me for an office job.".  I remember they were doing work on my roof, and one of the roofers had multiple tattoos on his face and head (he was bald). >

Sometimes I wonder if I'd be happier doing something like that than an office job >

You might be short term
You're getting exercise, outside, don't feel so cramped up
But then you gotta do it all day every day. Takes a toll on your body. It's hard work for sure. Your joints will wear out a lot quicker. Some days it'll be hot as hell and you'll feel like you're getting heatstroke just 3 hours in. >

Pfffftt....not even one eyeball tattoo....amateur's >

Well....that photo kinda makes this a bit more reasonable. >

Jesus Christ, I fucking would too. >

If you're going to look like Darth Maul you bet some children will get scared. >

Or you could teach your kids that ppl are different, but they're parents and love their kids, too. >

You should always teach your kids to be gentle and kind but that also doesn't mean kids won't be instinctively scared of seeing someone covered in tattoos especially if it's not the norm. A frighten child is bad but a potential gaggle of scared children is chaotic >

If she wanted to look as intimidating as possible why is she surprised the school feels uncomfortable with her around kids.  We’ve come a long way in tattoo acceptance, but this is her WANTING to be shocking. >

How many bad decisions in her life. >

Many >

I notice that there's nothing in the article that disproves the possibility that she's being shunned for something she's done. No quote from the school staff, for instance. >

This is really sad. She needs to talk to someone. Hating yourself so much that you have to change your appearance at such an extreme level. Addiction is real and there are many forms. >

Why can't folks just chill? Full grown adults crying for mommy at the sight of a tattooed lady, just look away rofl >

I have a shitload of tattoos....but every single one was my choice, nobody forced me to get them...
Tattooed people aren't a protected class, especially in Wales.... she made her bed... >

It's not discrimination....tattooed people are not a protected class >

More like profiling her than discrimination. But it doesn't make this any more ok or less stupid.
She's clearly an idiot, but so is the school here. >

It's not profiling or discrimination if a fancy restaurant denies me service because I want to wear a thong and nipple clamps.... >

No but you can take those off and she's talking about bars... >

When you get a tattoo, you are making an active decision to put a permanent mark on your body.... if you're too dumb to understand what consequences might occur if you cover your face in shitty tattoos in a fairly conservative country, then that's on you... >

Sure - but my educated ass tells me that, for this lady, it's a compulsive behavior similar to self harm as a result of childhood sexual abuse.
Not a lot of choice there.... >

K but what kind of school is this? A nativity play in a public school? Or does this lady shell out for Catholic school?! I don't know much about religion in general, but she doesn't give me private Catholic school vibes. >

She's in Wales. In Canada (well Ontario) there's two publicly funded school systems, Catholic and Public school. Both are funded by the public lol. Pretty fucked up isn't it? Could be the same in Wales. >

I'm in BC and there are no publicly funded Catholic or Christian schools here that I know of (at least not in my area). They cost the big bucks unless your church is willing to help fund you (which, to my knowledge, is based on the parents' standing with the church). My husband went to a private Catholic school. >

In Australia all schools get some government funding.
Public schools are of course 100% funded, private and religious schools also get some government funding. 
Naturally when the conservatives are in power they redirect funding from public to private and religious schools because praise Jesus and fuck poor people. >

Ew I hate that