Memes

Propaghandi is a big one for me since they're from my city, but also Dead Kennedys, NoFX, Stray From the Path, Jeff Rosenstock

Edit:

I have more 😈:

• John K. Samson/The Weakerthans
• Nick Shoulders
• Jesse Welles
• The Narcissist Cookbook
• Jason Isbell
• John Prine
• Woody Guthrie
• The Coup
• Larry and his Flask
• Jordan Smart
• Phil Ochs
• Watchhouse
• Warren Zevon
• Elvis Costello
• The Orphans
• Mischief Brew
• The Tillers
• Country Joe McDonald
• Barbara Dane
• They Might be Giants
• David Rovics

Sorry, music and finding it is a special interest.

Maybe Im basic but Rise Against still hits. Sudden Urge goes hard. Also turns out they just released a new song within the last 24h that I need to listen to

From old timey union fight songs (ex Workers of the world, Awaken) to protest rock. The Swedish band Nationalteatern have a great banger "Staten och Kapitalet" about that the state and the capital sit in the same boat, but it is not those who row and the whip does not lick their fat necks.

Dead Prez been radical and vocal about social and political issues since long before everyone else got there. Music is probably dated by now but their messages have always been consistent and they are very applicable today.

Basically anything off of Idles' 2020 masterpiece, Ultra Mono. Grounds is probably the most direct fight song. My other favorites are War, Mr. Motivator, and Carcinogenic.

$50 each no doubt

Saw someone wearing that shirt in a shopping mall in the UK!

This is correct, and also, Nazis don't care about good faith argumentation. They're explicitly anti-liberal (as in, liberty, freedom) and will only pretend to have these values to try and point out an apparent contradiction ("You believe in rights to speech and democracy, so why are you censoring us?")

In this video of former white supremacists talking about how they left the ideology, one brings up that on their Nazi website, it was normal and common to argue for points they knew were garbage, like the Great Replacement theory. It's about power and results, not liberalist idealism.

Violent methods usually aren't the preferred way of dealing with Nazis (because it's harder to get a mass movement to join in and support it, and because it's riskier, legally, which makes it harder to sustain), but it works. It broke up the BUF in Britain, it's kept the local turds scared to show their faces or reveal their true thoughts (don't worry, they still usually get revealed by researchers anyway). Violence works. They know it and we know it. But when they're the government, their violence is now legal.

The violence came from outside the country last time. That's not happening this time.

History has proven this.

This guy is based af