AUSTRALIA TATTOO BANS

[@belliott6060]

Japanese tattoo culture is waaay harsher from what I've seen

[@angrygamer45]

It's mainly due to the Yakuza

[@MuscleManSupreme]

Nah I was in Japan recently and I saw a decent amount of tattoos. The younger generation is a lot more expressive and not so uniform. The Yakuza are actually not requiring tattoos anymore as well.

[@Shifty51991]

@@MuscleManSupreme Most of the Yakuza family's are into legit businesses anyways lol....mostly the smaller/younger families trying to bring back the "good old days"

[@RoseKindred]

Yeah, I commented similiar. I knew one woman, former coworker, she was denied entry into many public shops as well for her tat. As well as others. Being enlisted probably added to that. It was before they had stricter tattoo policies.

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

I'm not suprised Australia is doing that they wanna be like Japan so bad

[@rodneyclapper2178]

In the US, the business just closes because of gang activity.

[@Heydude4204]

Sadly we’ve did it to ourselves. Plus 2x the size of them

[@professional_hater885]

Skill issue

[@UnbrokenWillll]

Not in Florida. Idk where you’re from where that’s the norm

[@Heydude4204]

@@UnbrokenWillll Tennessee it’s normal to doodle on your face now

[@jackwilson9829]

​@@Heydude4204 population is 10x aus, land is like 1.1x

[@rossdtool]

Any bouncer in Australia can turn away anyone for any reason. We were once turned away but when we just said “ok no problem “ he let us in because we were amicable about it.

[@leonbarry5403]

Yea same for me. I didn't have identification despite being 35 at the time. They told me no entry, I said no problem and walked away. Bouncer called after me and lifted the barrier.

[@alexandersheridan2179]

Why would you want to be denied entry to an establishment arbitrarily? I would never again patronize a place that was going to refuse me for no good reason.

[@jizziejustin]

Your right sometimes it genuinely is an attitude/vibe test

[@wonkothesane31]

This does occur in the U.S., in certain areas you'll see bars with signs that state "no colors allowed", colors referring to gang colors, mostly meant for bike gangs.

[@Zackaria_sMax]

I've been turned away from bars in AZ for face tat.

[@LiveTUNA]

Here is Arizona it happens all the time. I'm covered in tattoos and I'm not allowed in many clubs because of them.

[@LiveTUNA]

​@@Zackaria_sMaxsee 😂😅. Didn't even see your comment but yeah, is literally a thing in AZ. Many clubs here have a "no neck and face tattoos allowed". I've gotten turned away many times.

[@denisfolcik1373]

Had a "blonde" moment at a bar one time where it said "no colors allowed". Was thinking, well I sure don't want to go into a skinhead bar. After a couple moments finally realized they meant biker club colors haha.

[@raidernation9920]

Bicycle 🚲

[@anteandrijanic6926]

I'm Ozzie and was a bouncer for 8 years and I've not seen this. Not calling BS just saying I've never heard of it here. Interesting shit 👍

[@embo666]

Yeah it’s crazy it started in qld with the biker tattoos and now it’s just anyone with visible tattoos but it’s only been a problem on the gold cost for me but I haven’t been denied access anywhere else

[@AlisonCasilli]

"They'd get their whole club shot up" I wonder why they don't want people with neck tattoos in their club. Smh you literally made their point for them.

[@shelfcloud487]

Definitely.

[@johnquicksall1432]

About to post the same response.

[@mr_steve_g]

Exactly

[@truthaus6840]

Our traditional bikies were fantastic, never any trouble. You knew when the gang arrived, everything was smooth, all problems sorted in house. They busted them up, opened a big gap, filled by OS bike hangs, now it's different. That guy has traditional islander tattoos, BS to ban him, laws are BS. We have outlawed many bike gangs now, so you cannot even ride with a patch. Some clubs also ban red shoes, red shoes or red caps not allowed. You saw during covid, we are not free peoples, taxed to death, propaganda, e safety commissar, all for our protection.

[@mattschion]

Yea,this dude is a rere 😂

[@gyromurphy]

Im pretty sure they cant discriminate against cultural tattoos in Australia and they've addressed this in their parliament

[@chancelast6364]

I hope you are right..I have a cultural tattoo on my chin..I remember seeing a video, in passing on KZbin of a woman getting denied access into a club..we had similar facial tattoos..I'm not for sure how her story ended though or if it happened in Australia.

[@chellewilson7730]

Yeah unfortunately they can, as long as it's a blanket statement of no visible tattoo and it's a private establishment not public buildings.

[@alanwiggins47]

It's not discrimination. Places all over the world have dress codes

[@auroralights2759]

​@@chancelast6364It is not cultural discrimination. People can have moko and other cultural tattoos but when businesses demanding to show your tattoos, you gotto show them. When they refused I dont blame them. It is your cultural tattoos in your country. Everybody expect everybody to obey their culture, religion outside their countries. That is wrong.

[@chancelast6364]

@@auroralights2759 I see what you are saying..it's not where you are from, it's where you are at..thanks for your insight!!

[@FunctionalJunkie_]

I'm an Aussie and most of us are too complacent and too blind. We had it so good for so long we don't even see our freedoms being taken away. Wake up Australia 🇦🇺

[@CodyMaxwell-e5y]

They don't strip two guys of rights and Bent you over at the waist

[@cloudmountaindog8537]

Yep complacent & blind. I’m in rural NSW wondering what it’ll take … 🤔

[@FunctionalJunkie_]

@@cloudmountaindog8537 I'm in Vic and we were under Dictator Dan during covid.... I win 🤣🤣🤣

[@AlfaWook]

In SA same here wondering what has happened in the last 15 years and how we got here.

[@shanevonharten3100]

​. Lot of people ready

[@Master-AGN]

They can even deny you entry if you have a weird T-shirt on. It’s a private business not a public place. And if you can’t handle being denied entry to a private business, then you need to grow up. Shooting people up just because they have a dress code. Really🤦🏻‍♂️

[@andychrist2922]

Thank you.

[@Lostsoulmedia]

They seem to involve the police to easily

[@andychrist2922]

@@Lostsoulmedia it's the exact opposite the police have zero involvement they are private clubs with dress and behaviour codes. Most places put this information on their web sites many you can not wear hats for example.

[@darthpunk3510]

It just proves their point that you're unruly and not worth the risk of doing business with.

[@LuCa-ht2jl]

I firmly believe every owner has the right to deny entrance to their store.

[@len3169]

I agree 100000000 %

[@perfectlyimperfect9129]

Sure but what does discrimination against people with tattoos have to do with anything? I and my family have plenty of tattoos and we arent bad people !

[@len3169]

@@perfectlyimperfect9129 you’re missing the point….nobody said anything about bad people….

[@stepheng1523]

Because of race? Lot of places have laws against that.

[@len3169]

@@stepheng1523 of course you bring race into this….did they mention race?? Ffs

[@markcarroll6252]

God bless America where you have the right to refuse service for any reason or none at all.

[@samc3227]

I used to sell firewood at the beach and nothing made more happy than telling rude angry just nasty people service I don’t have to deal with you

[@BobLouden-r9q]

Same in Australia.

[@marketingmasters3550]

Yeah and piss of enough people you get competition across the street.

[@Kinyson]

@@marketingmasters3550and that also is a good things so ok…😂

[@michellewest3404]

I'm Australian and this was a really weird thing that seems to have happened just recently. I only heard about it because it was on the news when a club kicked Post Malone out because of his tattoos. Most Australians have absolutely no problem with any tattoos anywhere.

[@Desideratus21]

Has been like this for a while in Sydney Even 15 years ago when I was 18 I had trouble getting into certain places in Kings Cross and Darling Harbour because I have my arms hands and knuckles done

[@Ryooken]

They do the same thing in Japan too.

[@nathanscherf417]

It was a thing when I worked at steyne hotel in manly in 2004. It usally only applies to bikie tatts like club tattss, 1% logo tatts R.F.F.R, B.F.F.B. etc, same if your wearing clothing with same stuff on it, or if a group walks in all wearing same colours on purpose. New Zealand is the same.

[@chrismitchell4010]

Face/neck tattoos = gronk Thats just maths dude

[@TruFrag]

Does Australia not have anti discrimination laws?

[@likkitongue]

I guess you accidentally just proved their point.

[@robertortiz7853]

I’m surprised they (the Australians) would not take this issue up as a social justice cause. Strange for a former prison colony.

[@Astronopolis]

Thats how they earned the distinction of former

[@guscurcio7832]

They hate guns too. And free speech

[@guscurcio7832]

They hate guns too and freedom of speech and just about any basic human rights.

[@milkymilk53]

Woah, Apparently a private business can refuse entry to people for not adhering to the business dress code. Shocking!

[@hermonorossco7988]

But I feel like he was in dress code. If the rule is no visible tattoos then I feel like he accomplished that

[@milkymilk53]

@@hermonorossco7988 the rule is probably no neck/hand/face tattoos, regardless of if they're visible outside the business. It may sound silly, but it's not like they just randomly decided no tattoos. There is a cause for it, may be harsh or strict. But it is the clubs only decision to stop the undesirables causing trouble

[@darthpunk3510]

Yea it's called civilized society

[@jakewilliam15]

wouldnt want the type of guy that thinks neck tattoos are a good idea around anyone I care about.

[@Sarcasmarkus]

​@@jakewilliam15good on you for judging people based on their skin rather than the content of their character

[@eaglecaulhealing2711]

I’m Australian & this country is getting to be such a disgrace.

[@SurmaSampo]

Because some clubs don't want gang members coming in to deal drugs and cause issues?

[@FeelingPeculiar]

​@@SurmaSampoYes.

[@duncanweaver1740]

Move to England an you'll think Australia is heaven

[@JoshuaSmith-no9mn]

@@SurmaSampotattoos don’t mean gang members. You’re incredibly prejudiced.

[@gagemiller7684]

@@JoshuaSmith-no9mn he didn't make the law dude. He simply stated the reason they can't come in. 'YOU SAID A WHY IT'S NOT ALLOWED!! HOW FUCKING DARE YOU?!?!?!!?"

[@Pledgeman]

It’s not a right to go anywhere you want! Remember that.

[@bobert8125]

Yes it is. Never heard of the right to unimpeded travel?

[@weaselman24]

You ever heard of private property? Or can people just walk through your place whenever they like?

[@tuna5618]

@@bobert8125 Oh so you think you can walk WHEREVER you want? You think trespassing is a right and not a crime?

[@JPBroadcasting]

Maybe not in your shitty country! 😂

[@Redact63Lluks]

​@@bobert8125 make sure to buy the nice toilet paper I'm bringing friends to your house

[@traceygale5933]

The only gang in Australia anyone needs to worry about is the police force and tyrannical government officials!! This is the over reaching we put up with on the daily!

[@lizlennon7899]

Fellow Aussie agreeing with this 100%

[@301BOYSWP]

I'm an American, My mother grew up in Australia, left when she was like 17, was an immigrant there. But anyway, the point is: from the outside, It looks like your country is a police state. I really started to notice that shit during COVID.

[@SurmaSampo]

You have never even met Bikie in your comfortable upper class neighbourhood.

[@hanzbrixx]

It's a private business. They have rights too. You like having rights. Business owners like having rights. They have a right to refuse service. Get over it. If I mow lawns for a living, the government can't threaten me with jail if I won't mow somebody's lawn. Start a club that requires tattoos if you want. Freedom.

[@richardblack290]

Must be a kiddie fiddler

[@lilylonestar]

Dermablend, guys... Covers tattoos brilliantly.

[@bexberry2019]

True, it's brilliant stuff!

[@tonystanton9223]

As an aussie, when you say if it happened over there the place would get shot up, this is the exact reason we have this here, and it works here

[@Icefox810]

As an American, how do you protect yourself without guns. I've grown up all my life around em so to see another country without them baffles me?

[@jeremyharris6153]

A privately owned business has absolutely every right to refuse. As long as it’s reasonable and fairly done.

[@perfectlyimperfect9129]

And you belive tattoos is responsible?! There are many people who just love tattoos and aren't bad people

[@jborrego2406]

Ok no tattoos fair cause no with tattoos allowed. No black ppl fair cause no black ppl allowed, no red hair ppl fair cause there no red heads allowed lol

[@300beatz]

​@jborrego2406 this doesn't make any sense at all. Hair color and skin color are something that you have no control over. Tattoos you do.🫢🫳🏿🎤

[@robertrichardson9923]

I'm the last thing from those people that say everything is racist, but he said he was gonna be the "First Islander" to go in with neck tattoos. It's also basic common sence to know that the western women going in and out have tattoos but I dont see them being demanded to strip down. It kinda sounds prejudiced, at least a little.

[@Npc1488-wc1kf]

No blax? That would be a VERY popular spot

[@b-radley3221]

Private businesses have the right to refuse service. Doesn’t matter the reason.

[@wendysharrad2880]

Unless it's a discrimination issue. Race religion etc

[@SomeGuy-gc8zs]

While they do have that right, they're still dirtbags if they exercise it in this manner.

[@ragepaint]

Australia doesn't have civil rights?

[@potentares]

@@wendysharrad2880 wrong, you can refuse service to anyone in a private venue

[@danielgreene1146]

Yeah, they do, but then "you'll get ya whole club shot up" 😂

[@chrishayes8691]

Privately owned businesses can have their own rules. In the 90s, I used to go to a club where you cannot wear hats. They would not let you take a hat into the club. Every club has their own rules.

[@CreativeCreatorCreates]

Yup! The one I went to would let women in with anything on as long as no body parts were exposed. Men had to wear a tie. I didn’t get dolled up for clubs since I danced and would ruin any effort to look presentable. I never felt it was fair, but that’s the rules. (It was around 94/95.)

[@chelseacatastrophe4766]

Lucky for some of these people that plan ahead, there is special makeup you can buy online that covers tattoos...

[@royceparker3052]

Its true. Im Aussie and live in adelaide south australia. Aussie government is out of control,its disgusting 👍

[@indianoutlaw1313]

Unfortunately just like in America,Australia voted for it

[@tommyhallum2054]

That's cool anyway, because who would wanna go into a club that would discriminate against people with tattoos.. Sounds like the lamest place on Earth.

[@chancelast6364]

💯

[@BastiatC]

It's a way of banning Maori

[@NostraFnDamus]

@@BastiatC Nothing to do with Maori mate, its about bikies

[@Rob-rp3cw]

It's to ban dropkick dickhead wannabe troublemakers. My neck has tatts, but not gang crap

[@madmaximilian5783]

​@@chancelast6364well in the United States the cops wear their own gang tats in the open.

[@grantsanders4478]

As an Australian I can say I have only ever experienced this is Sydney and Melbourne, two of our biggest cities, and even then only in high end bars. As an Australian business we reserve the right to not serve anyone we choose, but that being said go to any restaurant and you will be served go to any pub and you will be served. This video is of a high class family based establishment who don't even want to take the chance of having intoxicated gang members in their building, that's it. I personally am covered with tattoos and I have not been bothered by police or any other business, the elderly even approach me more often because they are curious. Don't believe everything from videos you see, Australia is a massive country and not alot of it is connected socially. The same way as Americans on the west coast look at the east coast and think what the f#$k are you guys doing(and east at West), same thing happens here, Queensland looks at Victoria and goes "what the f@#k C@#t, that's unaustralian."

[@yolandazach]

Is there something specific about neck tattoos in Australia?

[@thunderhawkblue]

@@yolandazach The rule came about partly due to bikie gang violence, but mostly due to fuckwit bogans with southern cross tats on their neck/face being 90% of the reason fights start in the clubs.

[@geoffteague3528]

I am from Brisbane, Queensland Australia and I have been turned away cause of my neck tattoos. Even had a bouncer cover my neck in flesh coloured makeup paste (whipped that off as soon as I was in but had security take me back to the door to get it put back on lol) at "The Met". Am also a tattoo artist and we need to get fingerprints and criminal history checks done to get out tattoo artists license in QLD, ridiculous!

[@Ryan_the_dawg]

Yep I hate this place called Australia, it's become such a pathetic disgrace over the years, (also I love the land just not the stupid laws or government)

[@voxac30withstrat]

@@Ryan_the_dawg Off you go then Im sure your prefer a country thats better. Bye.

[@wazzzapnin]

Japan has similar rules when in comes to their saunas and bathhouses

[@puffpuffpassmako]

Foreigners are exempt from the rule unless they have a specifically placed and sized backpiece

[@turdfurguson8359]

It's illegal to be fat in Japan also, law since 1988

[@gagemiller7684]

@@puffpuffpassmako ehhh, not really. Japan just straight up doesn't accept tattoos. Foreigner or not, you can't go to a lot of the onsen. It's very important to do the research about where is accepting in Japan and other countries. They have a different culture, even if it's polar opposite of the US, just gotta accept it.

[@johnanthonycafe2993]

And guess what else we don’t have in Australia? GUNS

[@Spoonhandle629]

we know, you guys love to tell us.

[@corinnewatts6683]

There are plenty of legal and even more illegal guns in Australia. Gun ownership is highly regulated and nowhere near as many as the USA. Guns can't be used for self defence unless you're law enforcement so most people don't think to get a gun for one of the permitted reasons to get a gun licence. Also its expensive because there is a requirement to spend a certain amount of time on a gun range to keep the licence.

[@fomosexual407]

Sorry?

[@johnmcconnell7052]

You really really don't want to use that as an argument for anything your government is corrupt and censors people who shows what they're doing including threatening with cops and a certain youtuber's house burnt down because he was showing the dirty laundry. So let's also point out your government declared war on emus a flightless bird and lost. Don't even want to mention the fact that you were originally a colony of prisoners and outlaws that the british sent over as exile. Don't go there buddy you won't like when facts start beating your arguments. Also it is harder to get guns but not impossible criminals will always break the law.

[@darkmanj666]

Australia has authoritarian laws against speech too.

[@aliasfakename2267]

And everything in general, what a shitty place to live.

[@mrdyvig]

Man they are coming up with some bizarre laws down there....and I'm Canadian! The world leader of ridiculous laws.

[@TraciPeteyforlife]

Don't forget war crimes. But no mad respect to you guys.

[@plaidshirt9955]

It's not a law, private establishments simply have the right to enforce a "dress code".

[@aliasfakename2267]

​@@TraciPeteyforlifethey weren't crimes until our soldiers committed them and NATO had to classify them as such.

[@leokonge4624]

Ah yes it's illegal to pretend to be a witch but not illegal to be a witch OH CANADA

[@milkymilk53]

Business enforcing their own house entry policies isn't bizarre laws my brother.. I'm pretty sure Canadian businesses also have the right to refuse service to people.

[@josephmckee3605]

They are a private business and can refuse service to anyone

[@Osama_Zyn_Laden]

Exactly A lot of these people just want to do what they want when they want and they have no care in the world if it affects other people. If they don't want to do business with you, they don't have to. And the same goes for you if you don't want to do business with them you don't have to

[@sethlee8796]

So can they refuse entry to black people then? Being s private business doesn’t give you the right to discriminate

[@bradykenny5485]

@@sethlee8796being black you can’t change.

[@rickygillett1932]

So this is misunderstood. They have to have given you a reason to refuse service. In the US denying service because of tattoos is the same thing as denying service because of someone’s skin color. So at least in the US if you don’t have a valid reason (tattoos are not one) to refuse service you have to provide service.

[@sethlee8796]

@@bradykenny5485 yeah tattoos are forever too. Just like someone’s black skin

[@MyLordRock]

Not all clubs in Australia are like this, just posh ones!

[@darthpunk3510]

No thats not what would happen, I've worked at multiple clubs that dress code tattoos, especially face tattoos, and the only thing that happens is less violent incidents, which is exactly why club owners do it.

[@BleachedWheat]

Australia lost its balls, when they gave up their guns.

[@adambumgardner5293]

Just use make up or body paint

[@LantanaLiz]

JD, they don't let you into clubs without ID even if you're just there to see a show (where the tickets even say no ID required). No one one here who respects their wallets and time should be giving clubs in Australia patronage. All they serve is gambling addiction and nothing else, because if you're there to eat or watch sport they penalise you for showing up.

[@alanahams5748]

I'm an Aussie and I have never heard this bs?! I would be taking that straight to high court. What a crock of sh*t!

[@Statueshop297]

What? Establishments have also been able to turn away anyone they like. No trainers allowed and you show up with trainers on. Guess what your not getting in. Good luck on your high court process. Please let us know they outcome and how much the legal costs were

[@scotimotti]

Yeah right

[@themillykate]

It's legit and has been going on for a few years now.

[@matthewruthven5389]

Happens in Penrith when I lived in West syd. It's legit.

[@sarayates3561]

Happens in Adelaide & for quite a few yrs now

[@Jdub6580]

Bro your glasses are the wildest thing I've ever seen lol. I like your videos, thanks for posting!

[@melmee2235]

I wouldn't hire a neck tattoo

[@jonathanstiles6072]

I would... But not any idiot with a neck tattoo. The best workers are usually rough around the edges in some way or another, don't discount them completely. If someone's in a field requiring professional skills and has long hair/beard/kilts/tattoos/whatever, keep an eye on them. It might be a sign that they're an idiot, but it might be a sign that that's the guy who'll Carry a Message to Garcia.

[@melmee2235]

@jonathanstiles6072 ahaha 😆 great response... i myself have tattoos . I guess I should have said a neck tattoo is a red flag, but of course I take all other aspects into consideration

[@jonathanstiles6072]

@melmee2235 It's definitely a red flag, but if they've got the skills, the credentials, the references, and mesh well with the team, in my experience, it's worth the risk that they might be worth more than the guy who's too straight-laced. Being a Freak and standing among Professionals takes a rare measure of dedication. Besides, we're all freaks at the end of the day. You don't have to wear it on your neck, but don't trust the guy who tries too hard to hide it.

[@melmee2235]

@jonathanstiles6072 good talk, 👍

[@nicholaslopez4170]

Lol and Australians constantly saying in comments about how Australia has more freedom then usa

[@asjmpickle]

In the USA healthcare is tied to your employer that's not freedom. You have a work or die economy and that makes you literal slaves. You have less freedom than a prisoner in Australia.

[@hunter00143]

Lol the aussie prime minister recently said memes should be illegal Delusional

[@asjmpickle]

@@hunter00143 and your government is actually banning tiktok. You haven't had a sane politician since 2016 and even then he had ties with chomos. You have corporations controlling your lives and the most chomos per capita.

[@jackwilson9829]

Better than living in the land of the fee

[@ST4X-0N-ST4X]

​@@jackwilson9829not at all 😂

[@ginaidoma5925]

That's why they banned guns in Australia...so they can discriminate with impunity. 😂

[@RileyHartrick-ip8jn]

You do understand people on australia can get guns, we just have alot more rules on place to prevent unwell people from massacring dozens of people in a matter of minutes

[@stuartmurdoch4404]

Guns are not banned in Australia

[@ginaidoma5925]

@@stuartmurdoch4404 O really? Can you buy a AR-15?

[@drakkondarkblood6638]

@@ginaidoma5925 yes, yes you can. Would you like to see mine.

[@kieren7763]

You don't have to worry about getting shot in a random disagreements though which is plus probably the only one. its gonna have to change soon though our armed forces has shrunk to about 50k and we have a population that knows nothing about handling a firearmwere ripe for the picking by way to many countries

[@ftevids1715]

Australia doesn't have a Bill Of Rights. Nor does Canada or Britain. They have something else. I don't remember what it's called. Then again no 1st ammendment.

[@ragepaint]

Sucks to be them.

[@chicorodriguez3964]

Australia is a complete police state where everyone is complicit

[@milkymilk53]

All of Australia is one complete police state is it?

[@tanyaclarke1976]

Im an aussie and have quite a few tattoos and have NEVER been asked about my tattoos nor denied entry into any club. That is one single idiot owner of 1 establishment.

[@archangel988sg8]

Its a bold move cotten lets see how it plays out

[@sephritinegamer4life481]

I would use that too my advantage and make a club just for those with tats and it would insure a steady custom base as most places in aus don’t let tats in there bars or restaurants

[@JFEnterprize]

Would suck if asshats in tats destroyed it tho. But making a swanky club allowing such would certainly cater to the niche market. Especially with girls with tats getting free admission to attract guys in/ over

[@juicydoubles1144]

Most places ? What are you smoking bro 99.9% of places do not care about tatts

[@alpinealpine2793]

Incorrect, only a few places. Funny thing some of the places rejecting people with visible tatts are owned by members.

[@TheTitansFather]

Australia craves persecution anymore it's really sad, I used to want to go there to visit so bad

[@kurtsaxton823]

I've been over there several times I do dive trips there. I love it they have some strange rules but... They really don't have as many problems as the US does. I understand that it's a lot smaller country and they can control it easier. But they make a rule and they stick to it that's what I'm saying. We don't do that over here anymore.

[@TheTitansFather]

@kurtsaxton823 oh I'm sure that just like America I would get along with most everyone, it's always the small annoying groups that make the most noise, it's just sad seeing what's happening to their rights

[@kurtsaxton823]

@@TheTitansFather I understand and agree with that.

[@wendysharrad2880]

Don't be silly

[@FunctionalJunkie_]

Yep complacency in Australia is losing us our freedom and most of us don't even know it.

[@diannebrooks8056]

Wow crazy, love your channel 💯

[@WlmFjb]

Makes sense, they have the right.

[@cujo5012]

If they want to stop people for dumb shit that their choice, they have the right to have rules for their business.

[@cujo5012]

@DrippyVonBlippy depending on the rule, you may be right, but they still have the right to make them it's their business after all

[@TicklesTheElf]

Japan is the same.

[@DARKSTAR-mn8ee]

The Aussies don't like people from New Zealand.....

[@nocosofttailtommy]

Greeley colorado had been doing the same thing, claiming the same "safety concern"

[@ljn1234]

But his tattoo is culturally important. So they are discriminating against a minority. Interesting.

[@patrickcoffman4774]

He's of Asian decent, but I'm sure he's was born and raised there, what a snowflake

[@bertellijustin6376]

Huh? So what it’s cultural. It’s a foreign culture, that’s like saying a Muslim comes to America from Syria and we have to let him marry his 11 year old daughter off to a 30 year old. Culture. Nah fam, now if they said, brown people with neck tatts aren’t allowed but whites with neck tatts ARE allowed then you could say some sort of racism or bigotry was occurring.

[@BigDaddyButthead90]

He's not a minority, he's a tourist.

[@thelonewrangler1008]

Theres plenty of clubs in the US who do the same thing with gang tats

[@Zackaria_sMax]

Or face*

[@kcck7588]

Every private business has the right to deny anyone

[@mrbigw100]

Aussie here it’s true it doesn’t matter who you are a roof top bar Evan denied post Malone entry because he had face tattoos 😂 it was on our version of the today show the next morning

[@blue6gun]

I was gonna say! Lol. Man yeah even in small towns if you were to try that here ol' Jimbob is gonna get some friends together and they're gonna get that drink lol

[@HappyWilburySr.-wk9gm]

Really! No shoes. No shirt. No service. Freedom is free.

[@GaryPierron-ym7xm]

There's no accounting for taste. To each his own.

[@derekmcnulty2559]

They can in the states too. Every business has the right to refuse service

[@spuds416]

Private property = THEIR RULES!

[@johnjames5842]

Property rights include the right to discriminate

[@James-r3w7o]

Damn, i guess im not welcome down under!!! Good to know!!!

[@danielhowell1640]

They reserve the right to refuse service to whoever they want to. Just like in America.

[@SlickFellaOCE]

The Dude trying to get into the club is a bouncer, way too funny! Check him out he's a GC!

[@littlethuggie]

Absolutely nothing wrong with this. "Discrimination" is the right of a private enterprise.

[@BilTucker]

This is why private property is stupid.

[@la221rage]

Lots of people think other countries are free. America is the only country that even comes close to a truly free country. God bless.

[@darrenpowell8036]

I love this new world of no discrimination!!

[@daniellaster7062]

Australian and Canadian legal culture is like watching American history, but in reverse.

[@MontanaWelldigger]

If they eliminate tattoos they just take away the ability to judge the person's decision making skills.

[@theunknownreturns]

That's the difference between rights and privileges.

[@blackbarnz]

In NY an establishment that serves alcohol can deny service for any reason other than race, gender, creed, & allegedly political association. I worked @ a bar that denied anyone with an ID stating they lived in a specific town.

[@adaml2932]

The club should have that right. The owners of that club possibly have their life savings on the line, especially post COVID. Closure can be devastating for them, their employees, families and other businesses they buy from and their people.

[@adaml2932]

Another club is welcome to allow tattoos & in a capitalist market the consumers will decide which ones survive & which one will possibly fail.

[@ImaNPCman]

We need to have a global ban on tattoos, and free speech. Also, everyone must be equal. Also, we need to get rid of democracy. Also, Greta for Vice President of the Earth. Also, Klaus Shuab and George Soros as simultaneous Presidents of the Earth. Yeah let's do this!

[@jazzyjs]

🤣🤣😂😂 I respect your honesty 😂😂

[@robertross45]

JD pulling an RWJ with that outro, lol.

[@stephendavis7321]

Conforming is so cool tho🥱

[@Katsuhi50]

people need to stop using physical traits to discriminate like this, if someone ain't acting up and causing a problem there shouldn't be a need to punish them especially when some tattoos are cultural and should be allowed to be shown with pride.

[@brendaburgner-williams8515]

That's called discrimination! Hopefully they get schooled for allowing that to happen in thrir establishment. I actually hope it puts them out of business!!

[@dougeldridge4510]

It’s their business, they can make whatever policy they want.

[@saxdudegcgt7217]

No, they can do that here in the states too and not have repercussions. It's their legal right just like it's yours to not participate and leave. It's nice being in a country with those freedoms.

[@justjunk7474]

I've got tattoos, and I don't hold anything against them. I'd rather people let me know to my face they don't like me.

[@commoncents9732]

I feel like the whole world should adopt these practices.....Im so tired of people with low brow meaningless tattoos all over themselves.

[@B.G.216]

Private businesses can serve or deny service for any reason. Nobody is shooting up anything over tattoos.

[@jmoak311]

I see lots of Australians saying how crazy we are for having guns and that we should give them up etc. I’m not saying the way to fight a neck tattoo ban is with guns, I’m saying that when guns go, so will lots of your rights.

[@coolcooljn]

Love the glasses

[@TheKawasakiBros]

and they say we discriminate here in America.

[@waynetec13]

Well, to put it in American terms, "it's their business and their policy. They can set the policy however they like in an exclusive club."

[@WhySoManyPasswords]

Same thing with… of all things… Black Jeans. I personally been denied entrance because I was wearing Black Levi’s and the reasoning is there are groups that used those as their identifier. (Like 20 years ago… so that may not be a thing anymore)

[@howieduwit2551]

"they'd get their whole club shot up!" Thus lending to the validation of not wanting tattooed persons in the club! 🤣🤣🤣

[@deanerp4016]

Private businesses have that right. Like it or not that’s part of capitalism.

[@hawk66100]

This is discrimination. Lawsuits will ensue.

[@mikebelanger1961]

Foundation covers up Tats great bro.

[@andrewinglis4824]

I'm from Australia and live here It happens in more places than club's and restaurants and it's absolute bull shit

[@hotkey180]

As a Australian I've never heard about this in night clubs. I know the police will pull you up if you have tattoos!! But never a night club must be a Queensland thing!

[@StevebuckBuck]

Informative... As one of my mother in laws said...if its against the law here...dont do it here...go where its not

[@genetikdefekt]

Can confirm. Australian here and have been denied entry to eateries, clubs, pubs etc because I have loyalty on my neck