tattoos

[Laughin'Gnoll]

Do they know that the spider web on the elbow is a white supremacist prison tattoo?
I am disappointed that the tattoo's I like also have the elbow tats.

[Clown Inc.]

did you know making a thread about white supremacist symbols is a sign of the OP being a white supremacist?

[Udo]

who cares

[The Sundance Kid]

Funny how tons of mexicans and latinos have it in California, lol

[JinxTheWorld]

Just a troll. Report him and move along.

[iemtasty]

Originally posted by The Sundance Kid:

Funny how tons of mexicans and latinos have it in California, lol

I can totally confirm this especially in LA

[Shady Imp]

In 40K the main regiments recruted from the hive world Necromunda are called the Necromundan Spiders and are specialised for fights in hive city campaigns. Mostly they are recruited from gangs. Guess what tattoos they might have. Also regiments under a certain strength often get tossed together. So soldiers from other worlds than Neromunda can find themselves together with them and adapting their signs.

[Too Dreamy]

I've only ever noticed punk rockers have those tats.
Very far from being racist scumbags.

[astgdzfgdsg]

reported you for racism against latinos op

[Stram Jam]

It was originally used as a marker of time served in prison, now hipsters everywhere have it, most tattoos meanings shift over time, though I'm not sure this particular tattoo was ever specific to the group mentioned.

[Dr. Moon]

Ogryn Supremacy is the greatest threat to the Imperium

[󠀡󠀡]

Originally posted by Laughin'Gnoll:

Do they know that the spider web on the elbow is a white supremacist prison tattoo?
I am disappointed that the tattoo's I like also have the elbow tats.

R U 4 real? you going to cry about this now in games?

[Laughin'Gnoll]

Originally posted by Sagals:

In 40K the main regiments recruted from the hive world Necromunda are called the Necromundan Spiders and are specialised for fights in hive city campaigns. Mostly they are recruited from gangs. Guess what tattoos they might have. Also regiments under a certain strength often get tossed together. So soldiers from other worlds than Neromunda can find themselves together with them and adapting their signs.

I like the idea of them reclaiming the symbol and using it for something like this^
it was just an honest concern, wild how folks are reporting me for racism when I was just asking a question about what I thought was a well known prison tattoo. Guess it isn't as well known as I thought

[Noobiedoo]

Originally posted by Laughin'Gnoll:

Do they know that the spider web on the elbow is a white supremacist prison tattoo?
I am disappointed that the tattoo's I like also have the elbow tats.

I hope you're not being serious.

[Noobiedoo]

Originally posted by Laughin'Gnoll:

Originally posted by Sagals:

In 40K the main regiments recruted from the hive world Necromunda are called the Necromundan Spiders and are specialised for fights in hive city campaigns. Mostly they are recruited from gangs. Guess what tattoos they might have. Also regiments under a certain strength often get tossed together. So soldiers from other worlds than Neromunda can find themselves together with them and adapting their signs.

I like the idea of them reclaiming the symbol and using it for something like this^
it was just an honest concern, wild how folks are reporting me for racism when I was just asking a question about what I thought was a well known prison tattoo. Guess it isn't as well known as I thought

Spiderwebs are generally used to symbolise a struggle the person has had to overcome. It can also mean to be trapped with a drug depedence, In naval conditions it can be used to show the sailor want to get back to their home.

[Niscoma]

Originally posted by Laughin'Gnoll:

Do they know that the spider web on the elbow is a white supremacist prison tattoo?
I am disappointed that the tattoo's I like also have the elbow tats.

Nope. Not true. Not that truth matters to those who see 'white supremacy' everywhere.