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Hm. Maybe it's taking the "punk" part to literal that prevents getting better stories. I mean, the point (as far as there is one) of punk is anti-corporatism, a
by groby_b 7y ago
Hm. Maybe it's taking the "punk" part to literal that prevents getting better stories. I mean, the point (as far as there is one) of punk is anti-corporatism, anti-fascism, combined with direct action.
That'll end up in street warfare one way or another. I'm honestly not sure how an actual punk story involving psy-ops would even look like. (Sure, the setup might be different, but sooner or later, heads are going to be knocked)
- Porthos9K 7y agoI think that a "-punk" story with direct action and psy-ops would probably incorporate culture jamming. Are you familiar with the term? https://www.thoughtco.com/culture-jamming-3026194 https://www.thoughtco.com/culture-jamming-3026194