Here she is at last, our Jelena Volkov! And this first show in red lingerie is unbelievably hot! Everything about her exudes sex and desire! Her hunger for pleasure will captivate you!

Rush on "A Kind Of Spice" now !

Why is it ok for a model to display an offensive tattoo? in nearly 20 years this is the first time I have seen something like this being a factor on this site. I have given my last money to this company.

hmm, I have only seen the free preview, unless i am missing something, I see an infinity symbol, a bow on one forearm, and something on her lower back I cant quite make out what it is.

I also do not see anything that I would classify as offensive.

I see only a bow on her wrist and an infinity symbol (or possibly a Moebius Strip) on her side.

She also has the letters ACAB tattooed above her pussy.

On a Google search on ACAB and the main consensus is that it could mean "All Coppers Are Bastards" which I don't find particularly offensive. The only other one I got was

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoCiNRJS5VQ

There is nothing that I find offensive in that song - in fact quite the opposite.

I even tried a translation from Belarusian to English and that didn't give anything.

Forgot to add that I cannot make out the tattoo on her back. It is difficult to see in the show and it appears to be a bird to me. That tattoo is not visible in any of the photos.

Perhaps the OP could explain what he finds offensive and why.

Based on the Placement of the Tattoo
it is probably about something personal in her own life, rather than it being just a public display of some acronym.

The one on her back is a bird in Flight.

The ACAB tattoo is associated with certain right wing and criminal groups. And whilst the individual may not be offended by it, it makes it no less insulting to people from cultures where this is a factor. It would be similar to having HH or 88 tattoos. I very much doubt that such things would be allowed, so I am disappointed that this is.

The ACAB tattoo is associated with certain right wing and criminal groups. And whilst the individual may not be offended by it, it makes it no less insulting to people from cultures where this is a factor. It would be similar to having HH or 88 tattoos. I very much doubt that such things would be allowed, so I am disappointed that this is.

@Blackcloud

In the dutch language
Je maakt van een mug een olifant

And this means : You make something a lot worse than it really is. (free translation)

English expression : You make a mountain out of a molehill (had to look it up)

By the way, I suppose you won't buy any more cards from her, because of this 😜😜😄😄

The ACAB tattoo is associated with certain right wing and criminal groups. And whilst the individual may not be offended by it, it makes it no less insulting to people from cultures where this is a factor. It would be similar to having HH or 88 tattoos. I very much doubt that such things would be allowed, so I am disappointed that this is.

At least in my area, it's used in the opposite context you're mentioning, specifically by certain left-wing subcultures, where it serves as an acronym for All Cops Are Bastards. With a few exceptions, these individuals aren't criminals at all; they're mostly just punk and revolutionary youth who, at most, spray walls or abandoned trains with this, among other slogans.

Unless this acronym holds a far more dangerous meaning elsewhere that I'm unaware of, and if the model actually intended it in that specific context, I don't see any reason to make a fuss over it.

The ACAB tattoo is associated with certain right wing and criminal groups. And whilst the individual may not be offended by it, it makes it no less insulting to people from cultures where this is a factor. It would be similar to having HH or 88 tattoos. I very much doubt that such things would be allowed, so I am disappointed that this is.@BlackcloudIn the dutch languageJe maakt van een mug een olifantAnd this means : You make something a lot worse than it really is. (free translation)English expression : You make a mountain out of a molehill (had to look it up)By the way, I suppose you won't buy any more cards from her, because of this 😜😜😄😄

No actually I don't. What you mean to say is that you don't see it that way so you don't think my opinion means anything. Thats fine. What I am saying is that as this is a global program, the staff should be aware that tattoos may have different meanings in other countries. Regardless I wont be buying anymore cards of this model or any other.

HH or 88 tattoos

HH = Hansestadt Hamburg, it's on the sign of the cars from Hamburg and I am German, the place where HH comes from. Here only S_S (without the underscore) is bad. And ACAB stands here for nothing, so her tattoo isn't offensive at all.

The ACAB tattoo is associated with certain right wing and criminal groups. And whilst the individual may not be offended by it, it makes it no less insulting to people from cultures where this is a factor. It would be similar to having HH or 88 tattoos. I very much doubt that such things would be allowed, so I am disappointed that this is.At least in my area, it's used in the opposite context you're mentioning, specifically by certain left-wing subcultures, where it serves as an acronym for All Cops Are Bastards. With a few exceptions, these individuals aren't criminals at all; they're mostly just punk and revolutionary youth who, at most, spray walls or abandoned trains with this, among other slogans.Unless this acronym holds a far more dangerous meaning elsewhere that I'm unaware of, and if the model actually intended it in that specific context, I don't see any reason to make a fuss over it.

Great. In your area that may be the case. In certain religions the swastika is acceptable but you wont see it on a model here. Where I am from the ACAB tattoo is used to show gang affilition. Whether this model intended it as such is irrelevant.

HH or 88 tattoosHH = Hansestadt Hamburg, it's on the sign of the cars from Hamburg and I am German, the place where HH comes from. Here only S_S (without the underscore) is bad. And ACAB stands here for nothing, so her tattoo isn't offensive at all.

Again, whether it means something in one place is irrelevant. Where I am from S_S (without the underscore) is written on car models - incidentally usually stylised similar to lightning bolts. SO that isn't offensive either. BUT I understand that others may be offended by it and would never claim that no one should be offended by it.

Also worth noting that HH as a tattoo to show gang affiliation didnt originate in Germany. But i still understand your point.

What I am saying is that as this is a global program, the staff should be aware that tattoos may have different meanings in other countries. Regardless I wont be buying anymore cards of this model or any other.

And how are the staff or the model supposed to interpret this?

The model may have meant something entirely harmless by it.

7 pages of a Google search only Gives "All Cops Are Bastards" or the band A.C.A.B. with one or two banks and a university.

There is nothing in a Google search that mentions right wing gangs so how is anyone supposed to know the connotations that you are expounding.

Can you point to something that shows ACAB as meaning exactly what you say it means?

HH and SS are well known acronyms but ACAB seems to be something only you know the meaning of.

I don't deny you are entitled to your opinion but it is hard to understand it when the only evidence on Google appears to point to relatively harmless and left wing ideology rather than right wing gangs.

Acording to Google IA:

In Belarus, the acronym ACAB (All Cops Are Bastards) is an extremely sensitive and dangerous issue due to the strict control the Alexander Lukashenko regime exerts over dissent and the security *****.

Here are the key points regarding its presence and the consequences in the country:

Context and Censorship
Legal Prosecution: The use of this acronym, whether in graffiti, tattoos, or on social media, is treated by the authorities as "insulting a public official" or "inciting social *****."

Political Significance
Symbol of Protest: Although it is a global slogan, in Belarus it gained particular relevance after the 2020 protests against election fraud, where police ***** was denounced by international organizations.

Consequences of its Use
Arrests and Fines: Displaying this slogan can lead to arbitrary arrests, hefty fines, or prison sentences on charges of *****.

(As someone who lived in an autoritarian regime now she looks more interesting to me. 😛)

Because I see that Jelena VOLKOV comes from Belarus, I searched "Belarus ACAB," which led me to a Wikipedia article by a certain Mikola Dziadok (a Belarusian journalist, anarchist activist, blogger, and former political prisoner).
Somewhere on this page it says: "On September 16, 2019, the Frunzensky District Court again convicted Mikola Dziadok for using the abbreviation "ACAB" in the social network "Vkontakte", and imposed a fine on him in the amount of 40 basic units. The trial was conducted by judge E. V. Pisarevich. "You can endlessly look at three things: how the fire *****, how the water flows, how the GUBOPiK fights my social networks..." – the blogger commented on this judgment on his page"

It is striking: Mikola Dziadok has received several awards:
In May 2017, he received the Ales Korol Award in the category "Best Social and Political Material" for the article "Тунеядские протесты и перспектива Майдана" in the Novy Chas newspaper.
In December 2017, he received the Francisk Alekhnovicha Award for the best work written in captivity (the book "Цвета параллельного мира").
In May 2018, he received the Ales Korol Award in the category "Best Social and Political Article" for the article "Тюрьма и воля: культурный обмен".

I don't know anything about political ideas and/or political protests in Belarus, but by the way, this abbreviation has a political stance there.

But I doubt whether this holds the same viewpoint as in Australia (where Blackcloud lives), judging by what I'm reading about Belarus.

But I doubt whether this holds the same viewpoint as in Australia (where Blackcloud lives), judging by what I'm reading about Belarus.

ABAC + Australia search
The ***** Beverages Advertising Code

ACAB
It is right above her Pussy.
For all we know it could Mean
ALL COCK AND BALLS
or
All COCKS AND BONERS

I'm more focused on the Beautiful Woman.
I couldn't care less about her Tattoo

The ACAB tattoo is associated with certain right wing and criminal groups. And whilst the individual may not be offended by it, it makes it no less insulting to people from cultures where this is a factor. It would be similar to having HH or 88 tattoos. I very much doubt that such things would be allowed, so I am disappointed that this is.

Literally everything means something somewhere and it’s often not the same. Not a single product would exist if the rules were “We only allow things that are acceptable to literally everyone, everywhere.” It is more than apparent the Totem team is not taking a position promoting the thing you are describing. I am sorry that this is offensive to you. But you are not being fair or reasonable in disregarding the actual positions held by everyone else here. You are imposing your interpretation, shared by seemingly no one. In particular, the model or the company.

Une autre raison pourquoi je déteste les tatouages.

Another reason why I ***** tattoos.

ACABIt is right above her Pussy.For all we know it could MeanALL COCK AND BALLSorAll COCKS AND BONERSI'm more focused on the Beautiful Woman.I couldn't care less about her Tattoo

I have not bought this show. But on the model page:

https://www.istripper.com/models/Jelena-Volkov/A-Kind-Of-Spice-e2156

Her pussy is clearly visible, but I see no evidence of a tattoo there. Did Totem somehow remove it for this preview?? Or am I missing something?

Ah...a look at the still shot in the store shows her tattoo...maybe she let her bush grow to hide it?

Did Totem somehow remove it for this preview??

the preview shows the tattoo too, she has hair grown over it.