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All_Nite_Dinah · 06-01-2005, 09:19 AM

Well theres always going to be instances of so called "eco terrorists" setting flame to suv's and evil corporate shops, but who can blame them. And at the same time members of those groups are the ones who have acctually made personal sacrifice for change. Theres always loopholes. By the late 60's the hippy movement was a joke and Im sure there were plnty of easily provoked hippies back then. The 80s' hardcore scene is shrouded with violence, thats life. Im sure htere is still many violent "punks" out there that dont think twice before doing whatever they can to show how toough they are, but at the same time I think most punks have become much much more socially aware on there stance with violence and stereotypical punk actions.

06-01-2005, 09:19 AM	#29 (permalink)
All_Nite_Dinah Not Impressed Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 734	Well theres always going to be instances of so called "eco terrorists" setting flame to suv's and evil corporate shops, but who can blame them. And at the same time members of those groups are the ones who have acctually made personal sacrifice for change. Theres always loopholes. By the late 60's the hippy movement was a joke and Im sure there were plnty of easily provoked hippies back then. The 80s' hardcore scene is shrouded with violence, thats life. Im sure htere is still many violent "punks" out there that dont think twice before doing whatever they can to show how toough they are, but at the same time I think most punks have become much much more socially aware on there stance with violence and stereotypical punk actions. __________________ If I cant dance I dont want to be part of your revolution. DEATH TO FALSE DUDES!