No, I haven't considered that shutting down expression was punk. But I was never in the punk scene, all I know is that it was fun music that caused a lot of un

No, I haven't considered that shutting down expression was punk. But I was never in the punk scene, all I know is that it was fun music that caused a lot of unwarranted fuss from those against punk music being heard. Maybe I'm wrong. >punk rock was pretty much in line with what we consider cancel culture. It's an attack on the establishment Calling cancel culture "anti-establishment" is like a congressperson running for reelection by campaigning against "washington insiders." Like, yeah, you can make the case that it's not a 1-to-1 match with the establishment status quo, but only because the status quo is the vector sum of a hodgepodge of mutually exclusive but still individually powerful components.