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  1. Zora Burden interviews SHARP founder Marcus Pacheco on reclaiming the skinhead subculture, confronting racism in the 1980s NYC, and pushing back against media myths about skinheads that are still prevalent even today.

    diyconspiracy.net/sharp-skinhe

    #punk #skinheads #sharpskins #newyorkcity #antiracism

  2. Zora Burden interviews SHARP founder Marcus Pacheco on reclaiming the skinhead subculture, confronting racism in the 1980s NYC, and pushing back against media myths about skinheads that are still prevalent even today.

    diyconspiracy.net/sharp-skinhe

    #punk #skinheads #sharpskins #newyorkcity #antiracism

  3. Zora Burden interviews SHARP founder Marcus Pacheco on reclaiming the skinhead subculture, confronting racism in the 1980s NYC, and pushing back against media myths about skinheads that are still prevalent even today.

    diyconspiracy.net/sharp-skinhe

    #punk #skinheads #sharpskins #newyorkcity #antiracism

  4. Zora Burden interviews SHARP founder Marcus Pacheco on reclaiming the skinhead subculture, confronting racism in the 1980s NYC, and pushing back against media myths about skinheads that are still prevalent even today.

    diyconspiracy.net/sharp-skinhe

    #punk #skinheads #sharpskins #newyorkcity #antiracism

  5. Zora Burden interviews SHARP founder Marcus Pacheco on reclaiming the skinhead subculture, confronting racism in the 1980s NYC, and pushing back against media myths about skinheads that are still prevalent even today.

    diyconspiracy.net/sharp-skinhe

    #punk #skinheads #sharpskins #newyorkcity #antiracism

  6. A new interview by Freddy Alva on DIY Conspiracy digging into SPAR (Skins & Punks Against Racism) and the late ’80s NYC scene.

    Ali Smith, Matt Gard and Brendan SFA share their recollections of pushing back against racism from within.

    diyconspiracy.net/spar-skins-a

    #punk #skinheads #NYC #NYHC #antiracist

  7. A new interview by Freddy Alva on DIY Conspiracy digging into SPAR (Skins & Punks Against Racism) and the late ’80s NYC scene.

    Ali Smith, Matt Gard and Brendan SFA share their recollections of pushing back against racism from within.

    diyconspiracy.net/spar-skins-a

    #punk #skinheads #NYC #NYHC #antiracist

  8. A new interview by Freddy Alva on DIY Conspiracy digging into SPAR (Skins & Punks Against Racism) and the late ’80s NYC scene.

    Ali Smith, Matt Gard and Brendan SFA share their recollections of pushing back against racism from within.

    diyconspiracy.net/spar-skins-a

    #punk #skinheads #NYC #NYHC #antiracist

  9. A new interview by Freddy Alva on DIY Conspiracy digging into SPAR (Skins & Punks Against Racism) and the late ’80s NYC scene.

    Ali Smith, Matt Gard and Brendan SFA share their recollections of pushing back against racism from within.

    diyconspiracy.net/spar-skins-a

    #punk #skinheads #NYC #NYHC #antiracist

  10. A new interview by Freddy Alva on DIY Conspiracy digging into SPAR (Skins & Punks Against Racism) and the late ’80s NYC scene.

    Ali Smith, Matt Gard and Brendan SFA share their recollections of pushing back against racism from within.

    diyconspiracy.net/spar-skins-a

    #punk #skinheads #NYC #NYHC #antiracist

  11. Quien mejor que Roddy Moreno (The Oppressed) para llevar nuestros guantes de boxeo, edición limitada, SHARP - Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice

    The Genuine Antifascist Fighting Club.
    www.barrio-obrero.com
    Instagram: @antifascistfightingclub

    #antifafightclub #antifascistfightingclub #thegenuineantifascistfightingclub #skinheads #roddymoreno #theoppressed #antifa #antifascismo #antifeixisme #fcknzs #gnwp

  12. In the 90s and Aughts, #GNUlinux took over the infrastructure of the Internet.

    I have no experience with non-Gnu HTML servers, but I can only assume it worked as well as whatever was on the market, besides being Free. If it didn't have performance equity, or possibly an edge, it probably would not have happened, though it might still have, given the price.

    But in the end, it was a rout; now we choose between Nginx and Apache and S3 and some fringe exotics, there are no commercial players in HTML server software. People still make money by selling expertise of course, or renting out hardware, and they all use Free software.

    We are approaching the same being true for databases, but for whatever reasons, mersh players like Oracle still exist, primarily due to the way corporate brains work. I think C-levels see the continued existence of Gnu, let alone in their server rooms, as a mark of shame, and they will pay any amount to stop that pinko communish from spreading further.

    In the end, it will also be a rout, and it might even be a much quicker and more dramatic endgame than HTML was. Lovely day. Perhaps soon, given how stretched out Larry Ellison is at the moment, what with demolishing the media and so forth.

    What I'm seeing is a pattern that could be graphed with [X=time] and [Y=perceived usefulness of software], and it has two lines on it, one for [Free software] and one for [Commercial software].

    Very near the start, the Mersh line looks like a steep staircase, or just a cliff: It shoots straight up, holds position, maybe spikes upward again a few times as developers add features. Massive off the line advantage, because it has money paying skilled people to make it amazing. The line soars like that for a long while, but eventually, it starts to arc downwards, and eventually it craters. Exhibit A: Windows.

    The Free line, on the other hand, is just a gentle upward slope. And right as the Mersh line starts to taper off, the Free devs have been working on this code for years, and are really hitting their stride. At some point they hit feature parity, or in some cases surpass it. There might be a late spike, I guess, on the Free line, right where the general public starts to notice the rot in the Mersh, how it no longer seems to perform at levels that justify the price, which itself has steadily climbed and climbed.

    I wish I was informed enough to get that graph for HTML Servers, cause I think the pattern we would see there would be quite predictive.

    Anything you get from hard work instead of money, you keep. Nothing can take away something earned through work. This is true for an individual who stays home to play their music scales or study her math instead of going out to galavant. It's also true for a society that creates Free software. They will never enshittify Blender, because they can never disable its features to force anyone to pay to get them back.

    There is a running joke in our various outlets: The Year Of The Linux Desktop. It is a kind of all-in-one bit of Linux humour, functional as a setup, as a punchline, as a pwn, as an analogy for a fool's grand ambitions.

    I say, though, we've already hit a much more important year: The Year Of The Linux Gaming Console That Runs Your Windows Games, And Which Is Also A Full-On Linux Computer. You know what I'm talking about. Or maybe you don't, because you are not a gamer.

    Gamers have had a rough time of it lately, and hey, if you haven't, watch This Is England cause it's directly applicable to their situation.

    Ok did you watch it? You know what I'm gonna say if you did: #Skinheads had nothing to do with Fascism, until right wing political interests noticed that they were a good target for propagandization, because every other group was ignoring or reviling them already. After all, they (checks notes) hung out with West Indians and listened to that "Reggae" music. Filthy.

    Gamers were the same group in a whole other kind of world; ignored or reviled, seen as nothing but adolescent wastoids at best, but in possession of their own subculture that nobody who was not into games cared to really look at. They were all kinds of unattractive things that humans always are, but they were not particularly interested in politics, one way or another. Just like the pre-NF skins.

    But meanwhile, a lot of people still like games, and the Steam hardware products are delivering Linux into their lives via the very thing that had been keeping them anchored into Windows, seemingly permanently, with only locked-up consoles from IP trolls like Nintendo as their alternatives. Much as PCs in general have subsisted on Micoshit or that rotten fruit.

    The Linux Desktop absolutely is coming, and I'm thinking this is as good a year for me to call it as any. Not replacing Windows, but gaining a two-digit share of the "market". That Hare is looking pretty Sloppy and overworked, but those Tortoises keep coming.

    (as an aside, going all the way back to my C64, I have never understood the allure of cartridge consoles. Yes, the Nintendo kids could play Super Mario anytime they wanted, and that was... something. Super Mario Bros was a major, major thing in the arcade days, and putting it in their console was a deathblow to other game platforms. It is fascinating to me that just a few years ago, people managed to code a perfect clone of it for the 64 - I would never have believed that possible, but again, that steady upward line on the graph....)

  13. In the 90s and Aughts, #GNUlinux took over the infrastructure of the Internet.

    I have no experience with non-Gnu HTML servers, but I can only assume it worked as well as whatever was on the market, besides being Free. If it didn't have performance equity, or possibly an edge, it probably would not have happened, though it might still have, given the price.

    But in the end, it was a rout; now we choose between Nginx and Apache and S3 and some fringe exotics, there are no commercial players in HTML server software. People still make money by selling expertise of course, or renting out hardware, and they all use Free software.

    We are approaching the same being true for databases, but for whatever reasons, mersh players like Oracle still exist, primarily due to the way corporate brains work. I think C-levels see the continued existence of Gnu, let alone in their server rooms, as a mark of shame, and they will pay any amount to stop that pinko communish from spreading further.

    In the end, it will also be a rout, and it might even be a much quicker and more dramatic endgame than HTML was. Lovely day. Perhaps soon, given how stretched out Larry Ellison is at the moment, what with demolishing the media and so forth.

    What I'm seeing is a pattern that could be graphed with [X=time] and [Y=perceived usefulness of software], and it has two lines on it, one for [Free software] and one for [Commercial software].

    Very near the start, the Mersh line looks like a steep staircase, or just a cliff: It shoots straight up, holds position, maybe spikes upward again a few times as developers add features. Massive off the line advantage, because it has money paying skilled people to make it amazing. The line soars like that for a long while, but eventually, it starts to arc downwards, and eventually it craters. Exhibit A: Windows.

    The Free line, on the other hand, is just a gentle upward slope. And right as the Mersh line starts to taper off, the Free devs have been working on this code for years, and are really hitting their stride. At some point they hit feature parity, or in some cases surpass it. There might be a late spike, I guess, on the Free line, right where the general public starts to notice the rot in the Mersh, how it no longer seems to perform at levels that justify the price, which itself has steadily climbed and climbed.

    I wish I was informed enough to get that graph for HTML Servers, cause I think the pattern we would see there would be quite predictive.

    Anything you get from hard work instead of money, you keep. Nothing can take away something earned through work. This is true for an individual who stays home to play their music scales or study her math instead of going out to galavant. It's also true for a society that creates Free software. They will never enshittify Blender, because they can never disable its features to force anyone to pay to get them back.

    There is a running joke in our various outlets: The Year Of The Linux Desktop. It is a kind of all-in-one bit of Linux humour, functional as a setup, as a punchline, as a pwn, as an analogy for a fool's grand ambitions.

    I say, though, we've already hit a much more important year: The Year Of The Linux Gaming Console That Runs Your Windows Games, And Which Is Also A Full-On Linux Computer. You know what I'm talking about. Or maybe you don't, because you are not a gamer.

    Gamers have had a rough time of it lately, and hey, if you haven't, watch This Is England cause it's directly applicable to their situation.

    Ok did you watch it? You know what I'm gonna say if you did: #Skinheads had nothing to do with Fascism, until right wing political interests noticed that they were a good target for propagandization, because every other group was ignoring or reviling them already. After all, they (checks notes) hung out with West Indians and listened to that "Reggae" music. Filthy.

    Gamers were the same group in a whole other kind of world; ignored or reviled, seen as nothing but adolescent wastoids at best, but in possession of their own subculture that nobody who was not into games cared to really look at. They were all kinds of unattractive things that humans always are, but they were not particularly interested in politics, one way or another. Just like the pre-NF skins.

    But meanwhile, a lot of people still like games, and the Steam hardware products are delivering Linux into their lives via the very thing that had been keeping them anchored into Windows, seemingly permanently, with only locked-up consoles from IP trolls like Nintendo as their alternatives. Much as PCs in general have subsisted on Micoshit or that rotten fruit.

    The Linux Desktop absolutely is coming, and I'm thinking this is as good a year for me to call it as any. Not replacing Windows, but gaining a two-digit share of the "market". That Hare is looking pretty Sloppy and overworked, but those Tortoises keep coming.

    (as an aside, going all the way back to my C64, I have never understood the allure of cartridge consoles. Yes, the Nintendo kids could play Super Mario anytime they wanted, and that was... something. Super Mario Bros was a major, major thing in the arcade days, and putting it in their console was a deathblow to other game platforms. It is fascinating to me that just a few years ago, people managed to code a perfect clone of it for the 64 - I would never have believed that possible, but again, that steady upward line on the graph....)

  14. In the 90s and Aughts, #GNUlinux took over the infrastructure of the Internet.

    I have no experience with non-Gnu HTML servers, but I can only assume it worked as well as whatever was on the market, besides being Free. If it didn't have performance equity, or possibly an edge, it probably would not have happened, though it might still have, given the price.

    But in the end, it was a rout; now we choose between Nginx and Apache and S3 and some fringe exotics, there are no commercial players in HTML server software. People still make money by selling expertise of course, or renting out hardware, and they all use Free software.

    We are approaching the same being true for databases, but for whatever reasons, mersh players like Oracle still exist, primarily due to the way corporate brains work. I think C-levels see the continued existence of Gnu, let alone in their server rooms, as a mark of shame, and they will pay any amount to stop that pinko communish from spreading further.

    In the end, it will also be a rout, and it might even be a much quicker and more dramatic endgame than HTML was. Lovely day. Perhaps soon, given how stretched out Larry Ellison is at the moment, what with demolishing the media and so forth.

    What I'm seeing is a pattern that could be graphed with [X=time] and [Y=perceived usefulness of software], and it has two lines on it, one for [Free software] and one for [Commercial software].

    Very near the start, the Mersh line looks like a steep staircase, or just a cliff: It shoots straight up, holds position, maybe spikes upward again a few times as developers add features. Massive off the line advantage, because it has money paying skilled people to make it amazing. The line soars like that for a long while, but eventually, it starts to arc downwards, and eventually it craters. Exhibit A: Windows.

    The Free line, on the other hand, is just a gentle upward slope. And right as the Mersh line starts to taper off, the Free devs have been working on this code for years, and are really hitting their stride. At some point they hit feature parity, or in some cases surpass it. There might be a late spike, I guess, on the Free line, right where the general public starts to notice the rot in the Mersh, how it no longer seems to perform at levels that justify the price, which itself has steadily climbed and climbed.

    I wish I was informed enough to get that graph for HTML Servers, cause I think the pattern we would see there would be quite predictive.

    Anything you get from hard work instead of money, you keep. Nothing can take away something earned through work. This is true for an individual who stays home to play their music scales or study her math instead of going out to galavant. It's also true for a society that creates Free software. They will never enshittify Blender, because they can never disable its features to force anyone to pay to get them back.

    There is a running joke in our various outlets: The Year Of The Linux Desktop. It is a kind of all-in-one bit of Linux humour, functional as a setup, as a punchline, as a pwn, as an analogy for a fool's grand ambitions.

    I say, though, we've already hit a much more important year: The Year Of The Linux Gaming Console That Runs Your Windows Games, And Which Is Also A Full-On Linux Computer. You know what I'm talking about. Or maybe you don't, because you are not a gamer.

    Gamers have had a rough time of it lately, and hey, if you haven't, watch This Is England cause it's directly applicable to their situation.

    Ok did you watch it? You know what I'm gonna say if you did: #Skinheads had nothing to do with Fascism, until right wing political interests noticed that they were a good target for propagandization, because every other group was ignoring or reviling them already. After all, they (checks notes) hung out with West Indians and listened to that "Reggae" music. Filthy.

    Gamers were the same group in a whole other kind of world; ignored or reviled, seen as nothing but adolescent wastoids at best, but in possession of their own subculture that nobody who was not into games cared to really look at. They were all kinds of unattractive things that humans always are, but they were not particularly interested in politics, one way or another. Just like the pre-NF skins.

    But meanwhile, a lot of people still like games, and the Steam hardware products are delivering Linux into their lives via the very thing that had been keeping them anchored into Windows, seemingly permanently, with only locked-up consoles from IP trolls like Nintendo as their alternatives. Much as PCs in general have subsisted on Micoshit or that rotten fruit.

    The Linux Desktop absolutely is coming, and I'm thinking this is as good a year for me to call it as any. Not replacing Windows, but gaining a two-digit share of the "market". That Hare is looking pretty Sloppy and overworked, but those Tortoises keep coming.

    (as an aside, going all the way back to my C64, I have never understood the allure of cartridge consoles. Yes, the Nintendo kids could play Super Mario anytime they wanted, and that was... something. Super Mario Bros was a major, major thing in the arcade days, and putting it in their console was a deathblow to other game platforms. It is fascinating to me that just a few years ago, people managed to code a perfect clone of it for the 64 - I would never have believed that possible, but again, that steady upward line on the graph....)

  15. In the 90s and Aughts, #GNUlinux took over the infrastructure of the Internet.

    I have no experience with non-Gnu HTML servers, but I can only assume it worked as well as whatever was on the market, besides being Free. If it didn't have performance equity, or possibly an edge, it probably would not have happened, though it might still have, given the price.

    But in the end, it was a rout; now we choose between Nginx and Apache and S3 and some fringe exotics, there are no commercial players in HTML server software. People still make money by selling expertise of course, or renting out hardware, and they all use Free software.

    We are approaching the same being true for databases, but for whatever reasons, mersh players like Oracle still exist, primarily due to the way corporate brains work. I think C-levels see the continued existence of Gnu, let alone in their server rooms, as a mark of shame, and they will pay any amount to stop that pinko communish from spreading further.

    In the end, it will also be a rout, and it might even be a much quicker and more dramatic endgame than HTML was. Lovely day. Perhaps soon, given how stretched out Larry Ellison is at the moment, what with demolishing the media and so forth.

    What I'm seeing is a pattern that could be graphed with [X=time] and [Y=perceived usefulness of software], and it has two lines on it, one for [Free software] and one for [Commercial software].

    Very near the start, the Mersh line looks like a steep staircase, or just a cliff: It shoots straight up, holds position, maybe spikes upward again a few times as developers add features. Massive off the line advantage, because it has money paying skilled people to make it amazing. The line soars like that for a long while, but eventually, it starts to arc downwards, and eventually it craters. Exhibit A: Windows.

    The Free line, on the other hand, is just a gentle upward slope. And right as the Mersh line starts to taper off, the Free devs have been working on this code for years, and are really hitting their stride. At some point they hit feature parity, or in some cases surpass it. There might be a late spike, I guess, on the Free line, right where the general public starts to notice the rot in the Mersh, how it no longer seems to perform at levels that justify the price, which itself has steadily climbed and climbed.

    I wish I was informed enough to get that graph for HTML Servers, cause I think the pattern we would see there would be quite predictive.

    Anything you get from hard work instead of money, you keep. Nothing can take away something earned through work. This is true for an individual who stays home to play their music scales or study her math instead of going out to galavant. It's also true for a society that creates Free software. They will never enshittify Blender, because they can never disable its features to force anyone to pay to get them back.

    There is a running joke in our various outlets: The Year Of The Linux Desktop. It is a kind of all-in-one bit of Linux humour, functional as a setup, as a punchline, as a pwn, as an analogy for a fool's grand ambitions.

    I say, though, we've already hit a much more important year: The Year Of The Linux Gaming Console That Runs Your Windows Games, And Which Is Also A Full-On Linux Computer. You know what I'm talking about. Or maybe you don't, because you are not a gamer.

    Gamers have had a rough time of it lately, and hey, if you haven't, watch This Is England cause it's directly applicable to their situation.

    Ok did you watch it? You know what I'm gonna say if you did: #Skinheads had nothing to do with Fascism, until right wing political interests noticed that they were a good target for propagandization, because every other group was ignoring or reviling them already. After all, they (checks notes) hung out with West Indians and listened to that "Reggae" music. Filthy.

    Gamers were the same group in a whole other kind of world; ignored or reviled, seen as nothing but adolescent wastoids at best, but in possession of their own subculture that nobody who was not into games cared to really look at. They were all kinds of unattractive things that humans always are, but they were not particularly interested in politics, one way or another. Just like the pre-NF skins.

    But meanwhile, a lot of people still like games, and the Steam hardware products are delivering Linux into their lives via the very thing that had been keeping them anchored into Windows, seemingly permanently, with only locked-up consoles from IP trolls like Nintendo as their alternatives. Much as PCs in general have subsisted on Micoshit or that rotten fruit.

    The Linux Desktop absolutely is coming, and I'm thinking this is as good a year for me to call it as any. Not replacing Windows, but gaining a two-digit share of the "market". That Hare is looking pretty Sloppy and overworked, but those Tortoises keep coming.

    (as an aside, going all the way back to my C64, I have never understood the allure of cartridge consoles. Yes, the Nintendo kids could play Super Mario anytime they wanted, and that was... something. Super Mario Bros was a major, major thing in the arcade days, and putting it in their console was a deathblow to other game platforms. It is fascinating to me that just a few years ago, people managed to code a perfect clone of it for the 64 - I would never have believed that possible, but again, that steady upward line on the graph....)

  16. Hey bastard
    Ich sah der Menschen Angstgehetz;
    ich hört der Sklaven Frongekeuch.
    Da rief ich laut: Brecht das Gesetz!
    Zersprengt den Staat! Habt Mut zu euch!

    youtube.com/watch?v=TA3-el9L5s8

    word.undead-network.de/2026/01
    #4skins #acab #fight #oi #punk #resist #skinheads

  17. Hey bastard
    Ich sah der Menschen Angstgehetz;
    ich hört der Sklaven Frongekeuch.
    Da rief ich laut: Brecht das Gesetz!
    Zersprengt den Staat! Habt Mut zu euch!

    youtube.com/watch?v=TA3-el9L5s8

    word.undead-network.de/2026/01
    #4skins #acab #fight #oi #punk #resist #skinheads

  18. Hey bastard
    Ich sah der Menschen Angstgehetz;
    ich hört der Sklaven Frongekeuch.
    Da rief ich laut: Brecht das Gesetz!
    Zersprengt den Staat! Habt Mut zu euch!

    youtube.com/watch?v=TA3-el9L5s8

    word.undead-network.de/2026/01
    #4skins #acab #fight #oi #punk #resist #skinheads

  19. Hey bastard
    Ich sah der Menschen Angstgehetz;
    ich hört der Sklaven Frongekeuch.
    Da rief ich laut: Brecht das Gesetz!
    Zersprengt den Staat! Habt Mut zu euch!

    youtube.com/watch?v=TA3-el9L5s8

    word.undead-network.de/2026/01
    #4skins #acab #fight #oi #punk #resist #skinheads

  20. Hey bastard
    Ich sah der Menschen Angstgehetz;
    ich hört der Sklaven Frongekeuch.
    Da rief ich laut: Brecht das Gesetz!
    Zersprengt den Staat! Habt Mut zu euch!

    youtube.com/watch?v=TA3-el9L5s8

    word.undead-network.de/2026/01
    #4skins #acab #fight #oi #punk #resist #skinheads

  21. Figura para decoración: Skinhead con botas.
    Base con Oi! laurel y botas
    8,5 eur
    Realizados con impresora 3D

    Envíos internacionales:
    www.barrio-obrero.com

    #skinhead #skinheads #oi #streetpunk #skinheadshop #botasytirantes

  22. Keep it up. Keep fighting, yelling, screaming them down. Keep throwing rocks at #ICE vehicles. Keep doxing them. Harassing them. Keep calling them what they are: #Nazis #Gestapo #KKK #Stasi #SkinHeads #Fascist pieces of shit. Remind them what we did the #Nazi scum the last time they tried this.

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:do54tnooaq6gejxd7v7zkxig/post/3ly6tlztswc23

  23. Was viele nicht wissen, auch in Deutschland gab es mal eine Skinheadkultur. Passt wohl nicht so gut in die Regenbogenkultur Twitter-Generation. Aber es muss auch Leute geben, die ohne Helm Fahrrad fahren. Wenigstens das. Oi! Oi! Oi!
    Das ist Misandao aus China, die sind viele Male durch Europa getourt. Hab sie oft live gesehen. Und für die, die nicht gut hinschauen. Das sind Hardcore Antifaschisten .. ganz im Gegensatz zu euch...

    Hier ein schöner Artikel der mir von @pittuhau geschickt wurde. Die nehmen das noch ernst. agenteprovocador.es ist ein hervorragendes Fanzine und dank deepL.com für alle lesbar.
    Los nietos del presidente Mao: skinheads en China — Agente Provocador

    agenteprovocador.es/publicacio #china #oi #punk #skinhead #skinheads #sharp #rash #69 #worldwide #antifascist

  24. Was viele nicht wissen, auch in Deutschland gab es mal eine Skinheadkultur. Passt wohl nicht so gut in die Regenbogenkultur Twitter-Generation. Aber es muss auch Leute geben, die ohne Helm Fahrrad fahren. Wenigstens das. Oi! Oi! Oi!
    Das ist Misandao aus China, die sind viele Male durch Europa getourt. Hab sie oft live gesehen. Und für die, die nicht gut hinschauen. Das sind Hardcore Antifaschisten .. ganz im Gegensatz zu euch...

    Hier ein schöner Artikel der mir von @pittuhau geschickt wurde. Die nehmen das noch ernst. agenteprovocador.es ist ein hervorragendes Fanzine und dank deepL.com für alle lesbar.
    Los nietos del presidente Mao: skinheads en China — Agente Provocador

    agenteprovocador.es/publicacio #china #oi #punk #skinhead #skinheads #sharp #rash #69 #worldwide #antifascist

  25. Was viele nicht wissen, auch in Deutschland gab es mal eine Skinheadkultur. Passt wohl nicht so gut in die Regenbogenkultur Twitter-Generation. Aber es muss auch Leute geben, die ohne Helm Fahrrad fahren. Wenigstens das. Oi! Oi! Oi!
    Das ist Misandao aus China, die sind viele Male durch Europa getourt. Hab sie oft live gesehen. Und für die, die nicht gut hinschauen. Das sind Hardcore Antifaschisten .. ganz im Gegensatz zu euch...

    Hier ein schöner Artikel der mir von @pittuhau geschickt wurde. Die nehmen das noch ernst. agenteprovocador.es ist ein hervorragendes Fanzine und dank deepL.com für alle lesbar.
    Los nietos del presidente Mao: skinheads en China — Agente Provocador

    agenteprovocador.es/publicacio #china #oi #punk #skinhead #skinheads #sharp #rash #69 #worldwide #antifascist

  26. Was viele nicht wissen, auch in Deutschland gab es mal eine Skinheadkultur. Passt wohl nicht so gut in die Regenbogenkultur Twitter-Generation. Aber es muss auch Leute geben, die ohne Helm Fahrrad fahren. Wenigstens das. Oi! Oi! Oi!
    Das ist Misandao aus China, die sind viele Male durch Europa getourt. Hab sie oft live gesehen. Und für die, die nicht gut hinschauen. Das sind Hardcore Antifaschisten .. ganz im Gegensatz zu euch...

    Hier ein schöner Artikel der mir von @pittuhau geschickt wurde. Die nehmen das noch ernst. agenteprovocador.es ist ein hervorragendes Fanzine und dank deepL.com für alle lesbar.
    Los nietos del presidente Mao: skinheads en China — Agente Provocador

    agenteprovocador.es/publicacio #china #oi #punk #skinhead #skinheads #sharp #rash #69 #worldwide #antifascist

  27. Was viele nicht wissen, auch in Deutschland gab es mal eine Skinheadkultur. Passt wohl nicht so gut in die Regenbogenkultur Twitter-Generation. Aber es muss auch Leute geben, die ohne Helm Fahrrad fahren. Wenigstens das. Oi! Oi! Oi!
    Das ist Misandao aus China, die sind viele Male durch Europa getourt. Hab sie oft live gesehen. Und für die, die nicht gut hinschauen. Das sind Hardcore Antifaschisten .. ganz im Gegensatz zu euch...

    Hier ein schöner Artikel der mir von @pittuhau geschickt wurde. Die nehmen das noch ernst. agenteprovocador.es ist ein hervorragendes Fanzine und dank deepL.com für alle lesbar.
    Los nietos del presidente Mao: skinheads en China — Agente Provocador

    agenteprovocador.es/publicacio #china #oi #punk #skinhead #skinheads #sharp #rash #69 #worldwide #antifascist

  28. #skinheads #SHARP #Canada

    "Given how they are represented in the mainstream – for instance, in old Russell Crowe (or Tim Roth or Ed Norton) movies, someone removed from the punk scene might be forgiven for thinking all skinheads were neo-Nazis. In fact, until a talking-to by a Skinhead Against Racial Prejudice—a SHARP—at Funky’s a couple of decades ago, I probably was of the same mindset. But in point of fact, the skinhead movement from the outset was culturally diverse, had strong connections to Jamaican culture and ska music, and class-based, rather than race-based. That intolerant element came much later, and was regarded by many as a hijacking of the subculture."

    straight.com/music/toy-tiger-n

  29. #skinheads #SHARP #Canada

    "Given how they are represented in the mainstream – for instance, in old Russell Crowe (or Tim Roth or Ed Norton) movies, someone removed from the punk scene might be forgiven for thinking all skinheads were neo-Nazis. In fact, until a talking-to by a Skinhead Against Racial Prejudice—a SHARP—at Funky’s a couple of decades ago, I probably was of the same mindset. But in point of fact, the skinhead movement from the outset was culturally diverse, had strong connections to Jamaican culture and ska music, and class-based, rather than race-based. That intolerant element came much later, and was regarded by many as a hijacking of the subculture."

    straight.com/music/toy-tiger-n

  30. #skinheads #SHARP #Canada

    "Given how they are represented in the mainstream – for instance, in old Russell Crowe (or Tim Roth or Ed Norton) movies, someone removed from the punk scene might be forgiven for thinking all skinheads were neo-Nazis. In fact, until a talking-to by a Skinhead Against Racial Prejudice—a SHARP—at Funky’s a couple of decades ago, I probably was of the same mindset. But in point of fact, the skinhead movement from the outset was culturally diverse, had strong connections to Jamaican culture and ska music, and class-based, rather than race-based. That intolerant element came much later, and was regarded by many as a hijacking of the subculture."

    straight.com/music/toy-tiger-n