Johans Pillerill skrev 2012-08-17 10:15:52 följande:
Det där är ju skitsnack :) det kanske var så för 30 år sedan. Dock är det ofta man som myndighetsperson eller liknande får tänka till och placera tatueringarna så de är lätta att dölja om det skulle behövas. Jag har inga tatueringar på underarmar, händer, hals eller huvud. Jag är välutbildad med ett bra statusjobb och kommer från ett "bra arv" socialt. Känner flera tatuerade läkare
Det är inte skitsack. Ja, det finns persoer med bra socialt arv, men de flesta med tatuerigar har ett dåligt socialt arv. Och det är fakta, oavsett hur ni PK-människor skriker.
Comprehensive studies performed in Denmark, revealed the following enlightening statistics concerning tattoos:
42% of homes for short-term detentioned were tattooed 60% of homes for young men with behavior difficulties 72% of prisons for young men 52% of prisons population
(Ronald Scutt,
Art, Sex and Symbol, 1974, p. 114)
"The same Denmark studies also disclosed less than 4.8 in the general population were tattooed."
(Ronald Scutt, Art, Sex and Symbol, 1974, p. 114)
Investigations by law enforcement officials also came to the conclusion that:
"the presence of ornamental body tattoos could serve
to indicate the existence of personality disorders which are liable to manifest themselves in criminal behaviour".
(Ronald Scutt,
Art, Sex and Symbol, 1974, p. 117)
"Therefore, many authorities link tattooing with aggression, i.e. anti-authoritarianism, and it cannot be disputed that gangs and delinquents, juvenile or otherwise, display massive evidence of aggression".
(Ronald Scutt, Art, Sex and Symbol, 1974, p. 114)
According to study after study, a tattoo so personifies and establishes a "rebellious atmosphere" that one of the most important steps in prison rehabilitation is the removal of the tattoo. According to many serious studies, a tattoo is linked so strong to criminal behavior and delinquency, that without question, the mere decoration of the tattoo inherently contributes to the criminal behavior pattern.
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This [tattoos] is one of the problems behind prison rehabilitation. Hence the reason why some plastic surgeons associated with prison
service are prepared to spend an enormous amount of time removing tattoos, especially those on exposed areas. . ."
(Ronald Scutt,
Art, Sex and Symbol, 1974, p. 181)
A very comprehensive study and analysis of tattoos, was recently published in April, 2001. The study was performed by Dr. Timothy Roberts, a pediatrician at the University of Rochester Children’s Hospital. The detailed analysis was taken from a study of 6072 young people, ages 11 to 21. From all over the United States. From all different ethnic groups. From all economic and social backgrounds. In other words, very thorough and reliable data models were constructed for the study. In fact, this study is probably the most comprehensive and conclusive analysis of tattoos ever conducted.
According to the study, today’s tattooed young people:
Are nearly four times more likely to engage in sexual intercourse Over two times more likely to experience alcohol related problems Nearly two times more likely to use illegal drugs Over two times more likely to express violent behavior Over two times more likely to drop out of high school
