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Isn’t that the same as saying that counterculture, fringe culture, and subcultures ought not exist?
by brookst 2y ago
Isn’t that the same as saying that counterculture, fringe culture, and subcultures ought not exist?
- SoftTalker 2y agoI wouldn't take it that far, individual rights are important but so is functioning society. Counterculture is often a cyclic/youthful reaction to things that have been established as "better" or "proper" by older generations. Most rules for life such as the 10 Commandments have sort of a "deny youself some pleasure because it's better for the group" vibe that have been learned and re-learned over many centuries.