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As a former North American Punk, they were posers, not punks.
by mattw2121 2y ago
As a former North American Punk, they were posers, not punks.
- DowagerDave 2y agoSaying I'm punk, and you are not punk, is about the least punk thing you can do.
- bryanrasmussen 2y agowhat about working for an investment bank? How punk is that on the scale?
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- criddell 2y agoIt could be very high on the scale. Like punks, bankers often don't ask for permission.
- baggachipz 2y agoGiven how often they break laws, ignore social norms, and thumb their noses at authorities... pretty damn punk.
- rootusrootus 2y agoHa! The amount of gatekeeping on the definition of punk that I've lived through makes me feel so old, but it also tickles me a little to see it come up again today. The more things change ...
- ipaddr 2y agoAnyone who releases an album for sale is a poser. Trying to make money from music is unpunk.
- mmastrac 2y agoThe classic No True Punksman fallacy.
- micromacrofoot 2y agoGatekeeping isn't punk
- anthomtb 2y agoAs a self-confessed "former punk", do you really deserve to make that assessment?
- barakm 2y ago“One, two, three, four Who’s punk what’s the score?” Get outta here with the gatekeeping