Stated:
• Philosophically, the difference between a tattoo or tattoos being a non-moral, non-ethical issue, and a tattoo or tattoos, marring, is a tricky one, admittedly.
• The issue of aesthetics is often more subjective than objective reality.
• Perhaps, when a tattoo complements (tattoos complement) the natural work of the creator, it is morally and ethically acceptable.
• Perhaps, when a tattoo, or tattoos takes away from the natural work of the creator, it can be considered a marring of the body.
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I consider this marring...and not just 'tats' in this case.
I support individual, rights, freedoms and liberties, within law and order, in western democracy.
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