Florida tattoo shop refuses service to military and veterans for being ‘war criminals’
A tattoo shop in Florida The store is facing backlash after a social media post stating that active-duty military members and veterans are not welcome at the company, sparking criticism online.
A. 23 June article “People are all in their feelings because I expressed my opinion,” read the following from Revival Tattoo Collective in Largo, Florida. military and law enforcement. My opinion is that the military is a bunch of war criminals and law enforcement is killing babies and unarmed citizens on the street. If you don’t like my idea, great, but you won’t change it. Just call me, release records from 20 years ago, threaten the ministry of health, use homophobic slurs. This just proves my point and shows the true character of our army. Thank you for showing your true colours.”
The post added: “Once again the military for the slow ones. If you’re ex-military or currently serving it’s pretty simple, just don’t come into the shop. You’ll be turned away.”
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The store was founded by the described Brady Martinson. as on the website “a tattoo artist and sign painter – skin lettering, black lettering and custom typography. He approaches each word architecturally: measured, weighted and built to last a lifetime.”
A few of the replies to the controversial post seemed to agree; one woman said: “military hunts He deceives underprivileged young people by luring them with the promise of paying for college and making it seem as if this is their only opportunity to get ahead in life. ACAB.”
ACAB is an acronym for “all cops b—-d.”
However, most of the responses were negative.
Pearl Harbor survivors and other military veterans hold a ceremony honoring those killed in the 1941 attack on Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2022, in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
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One person wrote: “This type of thinking is disappointing and immature. Judging an entire group based on the actions of a few individuals is the type of prejudice that I’m sure you claim to oppose. (IE: Against a race, the lgbtq community, etc.) There are good and bad people in every profession and in all walks of life.”
They added: “I have served with people of every background imaginable, and some of the most dedicated, compassionate individuals I have ever met are in uniform. Reducing millions of military members and law enforcement officers to the worst examples among them is not being ‘woke’ or clever – it’s just prejudice. If you’re going to reject stereotypes, you must reject them consistently. Heal yourself and break this never-ending cycle of conflict between people.”
Another person replied, “Lmao it must be so peaceful to be so ignorant.”
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“I disagree with your opinion, but that doesn’t mean I won’t fight for your right to say it. Please keep this in mind: First Amendment only projects [sic] We will prevent you from being punished by the government for your speech. It doesn’t protect you from the consequences of what you say,” another commenter wrote.
One of the guns responded to the post with a gif that read, “Stop breaking the law.”
Another posted a reply saying, “I’ll be gone and won’t tell you until then,” and Revival Tattoo Collective responded to the post with, “No you won’t.”
A spokesperson for the store told Fox News Digital in a statement: “Yes, I am full, I cannot take any customers, military or civilian. Thank you for your interest in my idea.” he said.
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Original article source: Tattoo shop in Florida refuses to serve military and veterans because they are ‘war criminals’
