The punk aesthetic is intertwined with the punk ethos. Corporations and mainstream media, and certainly the fashion industry, have attempted to appropriate and co-opt punk again and again, with the unacknowledged but entirely apparent goal of watering the punk movement down to an apolitical aesthetic. While punk-influenced fashion in itself is harmless, I do believe it is harmful to normalize the capitalist notion of punk as a fashion choice and nothing else. True punk rock is and has always been driven by a commitment to freeing oneself and society from capitalist, consumerist, conformist, anti-communist modes of doing and being. So yeah, yay, body mod and spiky jewelry and safety pins and ...
The punk aesthetic is intertwined with the punk ethos. Corporations and mainstream media, and certainly the fashion industry, have attempted to appropriate and co-opt punk again and again, with the unacknowledged but entirely apparent goal of watering the punk movement down to an apolitical aesthetic. While punk-influenced fashion in itself is harmless, I do believe it is harmful to normalize the capitalist notion of punk as a fashion choice and nothing else. True punk rock is and has always been driven by a commitment to freeing oneself and society from capitalist, consumerist, conformist, anti-communist modes of doing and being. So yeah, yay, body mod and spiky jewelry and safety pins and ...
@therapy_for_me yeah, you keep saying you're 13. The more you say it, the less I believe it. anyhow, like I said, you're amplifying my posts with your every comment. ๐ Meanwhile, I am at work. Not much to do here. Sitting at a desk. Getting paid to argue with a creepy old man who's he's pretending he's 13. Are you an incel, by the way?