I am writing with my greatest concern on the article written by Sarah Vine “Body art? No, tattoos are hideous self-harm” published by Daily Mail in 11th of June 2014. I am worried about the safety of Sarah Vine, because the truth is, a patient and kind-hearted person like me will be delighted to send her to the asylum.
Firstly, In the title “Body art? No, tattoos are hideous self-harm” Sarah Vine claims tattoos as hideous self-harm other than body art. The word hideous “extremely bad or ugly” established her point of view, and shows her jealousy from deep inside. You might wonder why I pointed out her jealousy when she had written: “If any child of mine gets one, it’ll be the white spirit and wire wool, and no mistake” Such brutal image …show more content…
But his tattoos and accent are a perennial reminder of his working-class roots.” The phrase she uses, “Perennial reminder”, claiming no matter what happened this reminder will present at all seasons of the year. Well, sorry for Sarah Vine, she has to accept the truth that she is barking at random people now; which states she does not have any pieces of evidence that tattoos are hideous. Her jealousy is like the smell of a skunk diffuses into the air, I can even smell it 1726.1km away. This woman is describing David Beckham! I am not saying Beckham is perfect and she is being wrong judging him but the phrases she uses, “working class roots” irritated me so much. Is she judging a person by their appearance now? Having tattoos and accents different from hers mean I am from working class? Hope I will never meet her, or else I am afraid I won’t be able to speak or even roll up my sleeves. I don’t want her to put a random tag on me. I don’t know who gave her the confident on judging people by their background, accents, and appearances, I wish her all the best because she is so brave to be living in her own fantasy world. I feel sorry for whoever has to stay with her; such arrogant, stereotypical and hypocritical …show more content…
Vine didn’t use any scientific pieces of evidence to support her point or any shreds of evidence proving tattoos are just “hideous self-harm”. All she had done is just pointing at random famous people who have tattoos and started judging; she also has an hypocritical mind which blinded her eyes on seeing the world--she can’t see things outside of stereotypes! I might be very mean to her and not being nice, but I think I had made a good point that I strongly disagree with her, and I hope someday she can realize that she had been lying to herself and hopefully she can learn that it is ok to be
Firstly, In the title “Body art? No, tattoos are hideous self-harm” Sarah Vine claims tattoos as hideous self-harm other than body art. The word hideous “extremely bad or ugly” established her point of view, and shows her jealousy from deep inside. You might wonder why I pointed out her jealousy when she had written: “If any child of mine gets one, it’ll be the white spirit and wire wool, and no mistake” Such brutal image …show more content…
But his tattoos and accent are a perennial reminder of his working-class roots.” The phrase she uses, “Perennial reminder”, claiming no matter what happened this reminder will present at all seasons of the year. Well, sorry for Sarah Vine, she has to accept the truth that she is barking at random people now; which states she does not have any pieces of evidence that tattoos are hideous. Her jealousy is like the smell of a skunk diffuses into the air, I can even smell it 1726.1km away. This woman is describing David Beckham! I am not saying Beckham is perfect and she is being wrong judging him but the phrases she uses, “working class roots” irritated me so much. Is she judging a person by their appearance now? Having tattoos and accents different from hers mean I am from working class? Hope I will never meet her, or else I am afraid I won’t be able to speak or even roll up my sleeves. I don’t want her to put a random tag on me. I don’t know who gave her the confident on judging people by their background, accents, and appearances, I wish her all the best because she is so brave to be living in her own fantasy world. I feel sorry for whoever has to stay with her; such arrogant, stereotypical and hypocritical …show more content…
Vine didn’t use any scientific pieces of evidence to support her point or any shreds of evidence proving tattoos are just “hideous self-harm”. All she had done is just pointing at random famous people who have tattoos and started judging; she also has an hypocritical mind which blinded her eyes on seeing the world--she can’t see things outside of stereotypes! I might be very mean to her and not being nice, but I think I had made a good point that I strongly disagree with her, and I hope someday she can realize that she had been lying to herself and hopefully she can learn that it is ok to be