A building is inanimate , so it’s irrelevant to consider what it likes.
Therefore comparing tattoos to graffiti is about the style/perception of the art. (Especially as all involved tattoos are clearly applied with consent)
Therefore it isn’t a point of comparison or distinction. The top comment in this chain is suggesting “for those that think tattoo don’t look like graffiti, consider this:…”. It is a relevant point because it challenges the viewer’s possible acceptance / enjoyment of the woman’s tattoos, by showing obviously, (or at least widely) distasteful tattoos. Conclusion being that some tattoos could be perceived as junk.
I disagree. The Consent is the point.
A building is inanimate , so it’s irrelevant to consider what it likes.
Therefore comparing tattoos to graffiti is about the style/perception of the art. (Especially as all involved tattoos are clearly applied with consent)
Therefore it isn’t a point of comparison or distinction. The top comment in this chain is suggesting “for those that think tattoo don’t look like graffiti, consider this:…”. It is a relevant point because it challenges the viewer’s possible acceptance / enjoyment of the woman’s tattoos, by showing obviously, (or at least widely) distasteful tattoos. Conclusion being that some tattoos could be perceived as junk.