Lots of opinions...

I think tattoos (mostly) are beautiful expressions of art that complement people and their identity.

I think getting a tattoo is a very serious issue because, although they are not "forever" as before and the tattooing techniques have advanced enough that it is not an immediate risk to health, tattooing involves serious skin damage. Obviously, removing a tattoo implies even more serious damage. For these reasons, it is good to think about what to tattoo and why, before doing it.

In my particular case, I could not get a tattoo. Sometimes I have thought about it; however, it is very likely that if I do I will end up repentant. There is no concept, figure or other that represents me enough to want to wear it on my skin with pride for the rest of my life.

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Usually, legalization of the called "hard drugs" is the initial step in states which really wants to have control over drug trafficking. To include them in the legislation does not imply their authorization of indiscriminate use: it means recognizing that they exist, they affect society in their different socioeconomic strata, and that all necessary measures must be taken for their effective control.

Currently, legislation existing in Chile usually punishes the consumption of hard drugs, but does not allow to take important actions for its control. Investigations usually stop at the consumer, without going further. Only in a few occasions are large operations carried out, with considerable seizures, but that in the long run have no impact on the communities.

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Recycling is becoming a fundamental process for human survival. It is imperative that we begin to reuse our waste to reduce the impact of our presence on this planet, avoiding destroying nature unnecessarily.

There are countries that have been recycling their garbage for many years, and implementing laws against the manufacture of single-use products.

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In Chile (and probably in other Latin American countries) it is known that the "barras bravas" are a kind of "armed arm" and "cheap labor" in some special circumstances. For example, hooligans are who carry out propaganda work in the streets, installing "palomas", posters, painting murals, etc., before the electoral processes. They are those who are confronted by the occupation of places, by the destruction of rival propaganda, among other acts of violence.

“Barras bravas” are usually micro and drug trafficking lids, acts of crime and violence in general that are far from the sports spirit that, it is supposed, should frame professional football.