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Here are the caveats:

The gift certificate (at whatever amount) covers EVERYTHING as they bought it with the expectation you would get it ALL retouched.

The expense is no big deal and your family can easily afford it

You're healthy & no problems other than your skin is older & it's faded

You have plenty of spare time to do this as you're retired

You've NEVER mentioned retouching them. Not even once but you have said that you're happy & satisfied with what you've got

Your kids, grandkids, SO, whatever also have tattoos ranging from small, hlack single digits tattoos all the way to multiple full color large intricate pieces

Your not poor & could've done this yourself no problem

The ONLY parlor & ink master you trust is alive & still n business

Your SO signed off on the idea thinking it's a great idea

"Conservatives have criticized identity-based affirmative action because, they suggest, it imposes an expectation on students of color that they will represent what is presumed to be, say, the Black or Latino view on any given issue, which discourages freethinking. Admitting students for viewpoint diversity would turn the holding of conservative ideas into a quasi-identity, subject to some of the same concerns. Students admitted to help restore ideological balance would likely feel a responsibility to defend certain views, regardless of the force of opposing arguments they might encounter.

For professors hired for their political beliefs, the pressure to maintain those views would be even greater. If you had a tenure-track position, your salary, health insurance and career prospects would all depend on the inflexibility of your ideology. The smart thing to do in that situation would be to interact with other scholars who share your point of view and to read publications that reinforce what you already believe. Or you might simply engage with opposing ideas in bad faith, refusing even to consider their merits. This would create the sort of ideological echo chamber that proponents of viewpoint diversity have suggested, often with some justification, leads to closed-mindedness among left-leaning professors."