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That's new to me. Where I live, punks and skinheads are natural enemies
Normies can't tell the difference.
(Can you really blame them when it's down to things like what color their shoelaces are?)
They are everywhere.
That's true everywhere. The issue isn't what they are, the issue is how they were deliberately misrepresented. A whole lot of films and shows made it a point to conflate punks with white supremacists.
I wanted to say that that's what they are seen here in Germany. I have never heard of these films and the idea is new to me. Btw: the original skinheads were left working class so maybe history repeats itself here.
But does the average Joe know that?
Continuing to learn is an important facet to life
The average Hans does
Like skinheads and goths, or skinheads and greasers, or skinheads and other skinheads
"I thought WE were the People's Front of Judaea?"
Labor skinheads and neonazi skinheads.
I was so sad when I discovered the Hammerskins were a thing (a White Power band inspired by Pink Floyd's Waiting For The Worms, but without the irony, with a corresponding militant movement). The Hammerskins took their logo:
From the Hammers banner from the movie version of Pink Floyd's The Wall
Which means when I reference the Hammers in parody of white power movements, I risk being associated with an actual white power movement.
If they had balls, they'd call themselves The Worms.
<looking up to make sure The Worms isn't a social movement yet>
...the hammers were in the original album art and live show before the film...
My first purchased version was the CD after the movie release. Stunning, amazing work, the lot of it.
And the worms ate into his brain!
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