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human
CMV: Employers shouldn’t discriminate against people with tattoos/piercings.

Studies have shown that most consumers could care less about this sort of thing. It’s one thing to have incredibly distracting piercings or visible offensive tattoos, but having a stud in my eyebrow or non-offensive tattoos should not hinder my ability to get work. Having body art should not be seen as “unprofessional.” If someone goes to a job interview and presents themselves well with a clean-cut wardrobe, good hygiene, etc. I don’t see why an employer should decide not to hire them because of body art. Simply having tattoos and piercings says nothing about a persons responsibility, work ethic, ability to learn or attitude.  Discrimination against tattoos and piercings in the work place is old fashioned and needs to end.
gpt
>Studies have shown that most consumers could care less about this sort of thing.

'Most' isn't very reassuring to a business owner, a 10% drop in customer satisfaction can be the margin between solvency and bankruptcy for many businesses.