One reacted, for example, to a 1986 New York Times editorial by notorious arch-conservative William Buckley, who proposed that all persons with AIDS "...should be tattooed in the upper forearm, to protect common-needle users, and on the buttocks, to protect the victimization of other homosexuals."
In response to a 1986 New York Times editorial written by William Buckley, a well-known conservative figure, some people suggested that individuals with AIDS should be tattooed on their upper forearms to protect those who use needles and on their buttocks to protect the victimization of other homosexuals.