He looks like a game character turned out of Mudbox or Zbrush to me....but hey everyone to their own.
Those modifications would definitely be targeted in a brawl mind you.
Those modifications would definitely be targeted in a brawl mind you.
Several companies I've worked at, if this guy knew his stuff and was able to do the job well, they'd give him a position no problem.
Considering the amount of anti-racist education out there, that we've all learnt to grow up and not judge people in the corporate world by their skin colour, race, creed, sexuality, or disability, it saddens me to see how many people just reject someone on the basis of how they look.
What would you do if faced with someone highly skilled, maybe more skilled than you, who just happens to look different? How is slagging this guy off different to being racist?
It depends very much on what job I was interviewing for. For instance, wearing a Nazi uniform to an interview would be perfectly acceptable....for a Hermann Goering kiss-a-gram.Would you hire someone who turned up to an interview naked? Or a guy wearing a dress? Or perhaps wearing a Nazi uniform? Do you think those people should be able to work in such attire, in any job?
that is incredibly mild compared to people like the cat man.
better to hire a religious person who does the same thing behind your back?Right, but this guy is choosing to look like a demon, which in most cultures (at least Western ones and the one that he lives in) is supposed to be evil. Evil is the opposite of Good. So no, I wouldn't hire someone who is outwardly telling me that they believe in Evil: lying, deceit, hurting others, ...
And he used to be such a NICE boy!!! LOL
better to hire a religious person who does the same thing behind your back?
Then he/she isn't a religious person.
They left out the best part in that article (aside from the picture)...
He was driving a 1996 Ford Windstar
Why doesn't anyone ever want to be something like squirrel man? Or badger man? Or even platypus man?
Haha just because some one is religious does not make them a good person. Just look at the post I made about the fundies that would let their children die because they won't go to the doctor.
Would you hire someone who turned up to an interview naked? Or a guy wearing a dress? Or perhaps wearing a Nazi uniform? Do you think those people should be able to work in such attire, in any job?
There's no such thing as 100% tolerant - everyone has their own personal idea of what's acceptable and unacceptable.
The posts above are correct - he's not being judged so much because of how he looks, but because he's made the choice to reject the "norms" of society in making himself look that way. I'm not saying that's "right" or "wrong", just that's the way it is.