• MehBlah@lemmy.world
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      My daughter went punk then goth and then several other things I never bothered to look up. She is now a school teacher who only occasionally has bright florescent hair.

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      If my kid spiked their hair and started living in a collective and spending their days doing direct action and mutual aid I’d be so fucking proud.

    • ILikeBoobies@lemmy.ca
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      Rap has it’s roots in punk because they were the only clubs that allowed them to perform at the time

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    People don’t turn punk overnight. It has been a long time coming. You just didn’t notice it.

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    As a kid, I didnt really understand “punk”. Based of how media portrayed them, they were always a gang, always looking to start trouble and destroy things, get into fights, commit crimes, all the bad shit people didnt like. Then as an adult, I come to find it was just a music movement, like hiphop and rock. So what the fuck? And then it turns out punk music was pretty cool, too.

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      Given how political punk was right from the start, I wouldn’t call it “just a music movement”.

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      It also has a big Anarchy vibe.

      Going against the norm, which the norm doesn’t like.

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    Our parents and their parents all tried to conform to a type of idyllic family stereotype that was never attainable. Family members were ignored and ostracized for behaving outside that stereotype. Excuses like “it’s a fad” started specifically because of the need to explain away the behavior without allowing any follow up questions.

    It took a long time but we are finally able to embrace our differences and recognize what’s actually normal. Conservatives are still fighting to live that unattainable lifestyle and mad at everyone else cause they can’t.