Now for some post election thoughts, I can totally understand your pain and anxiety, but you still have yourselves, your able bodies and minds, so please remember to look at man-made misery in the eye and give it the middle finger. Be ferociously kind, be ready to pounce upon cruelty upon the poor and otherwise socially marginalized... like how a pro wrestler takes down their opponent hard!

My daily anarchist mantra I repeat to myself every morning and night:

I do not fear poverty anymore, because I have something way bigger and better than money, which is my health and my healthy habits of eating only lentils and vegetables and rice at home. I am fearless, I am not a loser, I am a winner, I am a winner at life, I will rock this God-given physical heaven and make a mark on humanity! I will make myself not successful, but more importantly, mentally and physically strong, so that I can uplift humanity!

part of the local punk scene but haven’t run into a lotta people i get to discuss old punk with. Does anyone still like bad brains or minor threat or should i just stick to talking about local bands. Im pretty young and about a year into my local punk scene and Im not really sure how to make friends or anything and i love music and would love to talk about some of my favorite bands with people. However the scene feels very focused on local bands and aesthetic and partying and i guess i was sorta hoping to get at least some people to talk to about older punk artists as thats what lead me to shows and all. Any advice is super appreciated :)

It’s not too controversial of an opinion to say that while most pop punk is its own entity, some of it has its place as a genuine punk band. I’m just curious as to what point you guys consider that to be?

For example, rise against, while being pretty obviously pop inspired, is still a punk band

Green Day, while even more pop inspired than rise against, is also still considered punk, especially their older stuff

Sum 41 has some songs poppier than Green Day, has others heavier than Green Day, almost like a weird mix of pop punk and crossover thrash, it depends who you ask if they’re punk or not

Blink 182, while still pop punk, is typically considered an outlier if a punk listens to them (I still love them, but I wouldn’t put them in the same playlist as the rest of my punk music, yk?

I’m curious as to where yall would draw the line

Hey y’all! I’ve recently been trying to get into the punk scene, does anyone have any tips for me? Also can yall please recommend me some bands. Thanks! :3

I’m mainly referring to his first term (2017-21)

I’ve heard from some that his second term could spark some great music but I wanted to know if his first term sparked any? I mostly listen to bush-era punk rock and before and I’m not really that tapped in admittedly.

What good bands/songs/albums stemmed from trumps presidency?

Hey ya'll, I was just wondering if anyone might be able to help me find some more punk music to listen to. I listen to a lot of Bad Religion. I'm familiar with the Ramones, the Sex Pistols, X-ray Specs, the Misfits, the Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, as well as a few others. Can someone recommend me any artists that I can deep dive into? I'm really wanting to get to the basics of the genre and work my way up from there. Much appreciated!

It's on Tubi!

Okay, so I tried scrolling to get an answer to this question and I couldn't find one so I hope this isn't breaking any rules- I am autistic and a lot of heavier, louder music is sensory hell to me but I love anti-authoritarian/anarchist songs. Does anyone have any quiet/gentler songs that still embody the ideology of punk in the lyrics?/genq

I work at a school as a custodian in a pretty blue area. Lemme have your best sfw ideas I can sew into patches on my vest! Ones that really embody leftist ideals and call out the the real enemies of the people. Trying not to be too aggressive/confrontational. But if you have aggressive and confrontational ones, Ill take for those too, might make 2 🤘.