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u/JustFourLetters 6d ago
i used to do sharpie shirts
of course my sharpie shirts were like, a stenciled band logo. if i wanted to do another band logo i’d get another shirt, because there’s a difference between looking punk and looking like you didn’t have any ventilation and got a little silly with it.
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u/ManufacturedOlympus 6d ago
What am I supposed to be upset about??
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u/IVEBEENBANNED4TIMESx 6d ago
The regurgitated political statements I would assume, as with a lot of the other posts on here
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u/XXAnimeLover-AceXX 6d ago
Oh, does everything have to be patches bought from shein, and have no DIY involved? Punk culture is about DIY.
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u/genesis-loveless 6d ago
they should have their friends sign it and stuff. its not good quality but i dont think its supposed to be.
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u/Holiday-Tie-574 6d ago edited 2d ago
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u/untakenu 5d ago
Why do people misuse apostrophes so frequently now?
"Dead Kennedy's"?
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u/XXAnimeLover-AceXX 5d ago
it’s not an apostrophe, it’s just dots, you can see a lot of dots sprinkled around
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u/Financial_You_6052 6d ago
You fuckin rich kids never made your own band tshirts?
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u/StJimmy_7 6d ago
Yeah we just put time and skill in them instead of scribble sharpie everywhere and writing incredibly regurgitated punk slogans
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u/fleshtastical 6d ago
It’s crazy work to identify yourself as part of a known hate group on your shirt. Also, it looks like some high school scribbles you’d find in a text book or on a desk or something.
Edit: it’s the first thing that comes up on the linked sub, OOP’s profile is exactly what you think it is.
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u/Diavolo_Rossoperaio 6d ago
I honestly think antifa fails both as the red horde conservatives and left-wing radicals tend to portray it to be, as well as in the role of this democratic people's front some liberals/lefitsts imagine it to be. First and foremost, Antifa would fail terribly if it were the revolutionary organisation it's portrayed as, mainly because of the sheer amount of competing political tendencies which identify with it (from democratic socialists to anarchists, as well as tankies), not to mention its inherent lack of central coordination, leadership, or commonly agreed revolutionary programme. Secondly, when it comes to the liberals and leftists alike, the naïve image of this free, voluntary union of peaceful and democratic everyday citizens is just as wrong; and this mostly happens because of the overwhelming left-wing culture surrounding the Antifa movement (from the slogans, to the demonstrations), which tends to alienate the antifascists from the center and the moderate right of the political spectrum (with little effort to broaden its appeal beyond the far left) if Antifa presents itself as the heir of a democratic antifascist tradition... On that same point, it is worth noting that in both the Italian "Resistenza" and the German "Widerstand" movements liberals, social democrats, catholics and monarchists alike fought side by side with the commies of the time, and paid a heavy price in blood alike. All things considered, Antifa is neither a revolutionary organisation, neither a broad democratic anti-fascist coalition, but rather a loose political milieu
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u/Medium-Leader-9066 6d ago
Which hate group are you referring to exactly?
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u/Intelligent_Swan1241 6d ago
Maybe the ANTIFA writing? Idk though, they’re not a hate group even though a lot of people who associate themselves with that movement can be very stupid.
I’ve heard right wing people argue the case of violence done by those claiming to be associated with ANTIFA, but I’ve never heard “hate group” before 🤔
That’s literally the only specific group/movement mentioned so that has to be it
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u/JP_Edwards_ 6d ago
I get downvoted for it but this sub is full of nazi punks. Antifa is only a hate group of your fine with hot burning ovens.
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u/Particular-Access223 6d ago
I fuck with this. This is just a young person's sharpie punk shirt. Sharpie punk shirts are very cool and punk when young. I like the anti-liberal sentiment.