Soldato
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If we are to believe his reasoning, if his dad had died of a heart attack for instance, he'd have a huge fry up tattooed on his calf. I'm sure lots of people remember their loved ones in this way.
If we are to believe his reasoning, if his dad had died of a heart attack for instance, he'd have a huge fry up tattooed on his calf. I'm sure lots of people remember their loved ones in this way.
No that's not what he said.. he said his dad died from a gunshot wound so he's not glorifying gun per se he's got a different meaning to it which is personal to him.. presumably the whole shooting with his right foot thing.. It's not a direct reference to his dad..
By your analogy it's like him having a tattoo of a fry up and then people saying "that's awful, people die of heart attacks" (which the sun no doubt would) and him saying "yes my dad did, I swore never to touch a fry up.. this is about my school nickname" or something ridiculous like that.
Such a total non story.. Manufactured offence is a modern day scourge.
It's a **** tattoo - There must be some other way for him to remember his father. But the media have blown it all out of proportion as per usual. And after seeing that Twitter thread the other day, it's pretty clear the UK media have it in for him in particular...
Again.. he's never said to my knowledge that he got it FOR his dad.. his point was it would be mad for him to mean it as literally "guns are great" BECAUSE his did was killed with a gun.
It's not a tribute to his dad... at all.
So it really is just a **** tattoo
This 100%
When will these idiots learn that because of the amount of money they earn and publicity they get they don't get to live a 'normal' life and just do whatever they want.
Whatever the reason for the tattoo, it's irresponsible for someone in his position.
And to the 'it's none of our business' posters, we all form opinions on things that are none of our business every single day. Nothing wrong with voicing opinions on things that are nothing to do with us, even though I maintain it is public business.