Bountiful Policy

I think that what the City of Bountiful is doing is against our civil liberties. People shouldn’t be judged by whether or not they have tattoos; to me, that’s like saying, "We won’t hire you because of your skin." At that point, when will it stop? This will set us back, not keep us going forward. I do agree that if someone has a tattoo that is offensive, like a big swastika on your face, then obviously they have a valid reason in not hiring them. But what’s the harm in someone having a peace sign on their hand, or anything else? This also makes me wonder about the people that have the wedding rings tattooed on their finger. If a husband wanted show his wife how much he loved her by getting his wedding ring tattooed onto his finger, then it's possible he couldn't get hired for showing how committed he is in his relationship? Sorry if my comments offend anyone; I just feel very strongly about this. I guess I should say that, in their defense, it probably is difficult to keep the professional appearance if you have a worker like Lizard Man, who is covered in tattoos from head to toe. I know that they are just trying to make business more efficient, and that they believe that this is the best way to do this, but I think that there have to be other ways of accomplishing this; if not, then the policy has to be modified. However,in a place like Utah, I don't know whether this will be modified, or if it will just be forgotten about.