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pray 2 jesusAgent 47 wrote:being straight edge sounds awful
what would u do on the weekend or at a rave
rayman612 wrote:pray 2 jesusAgent 47 wrote:being straight edge sounds awful
what would u do on the weekend or at a rave
Slap the beer out of people's hands.Agent 47 wrote:being straight edge sounds awful
what would u do on the weekend or at a rave or on xmas or on bank holidays or on easter or on halloween or on birthdays or on £1 tuesdays or on thirsty thursdays or sunday funday
seen thatrayman612 wrote:pray 2 jesusAgent 47 wrote:being straight edge sounds awful
what would u do on the weekend or at a rave
at that church skaking videoGenevieve wrote:Jesus fuck me people here have high posts counts.
pretty much. making a big deal out of doing or not doing something is lamewolf89 wrote:The only straight edge bands that were good were in the 80s and their justification for it sort of made a little sense
now it's just basically some lame pretentious fashionable thing. I mean a national day is a perfect example of that
Genevieve wrote:Slap the beer out of people's hands.Agent 47 wrote:being straight edge sounds awful
what would u do on the weekend or at a rave or on xmas or on bank holidays or on easter or on halloween or on birthdays or on £1 tuesdays or on thirsty thursdays or sunday funday
middle class suburban kids not wanting to act like scummy bum types (which were the norm til then in hardcore). guess it made sense in the late 80s with the whole youth crew thing, wanting to be #posi and all that. a lot of the original guys either dropped it eventually or became hare krishnasAgent 47 wrote:what made it cool in the first place
goes against all the shit that normally makes stuff cool lol
Agent 47 wrote:what made it cool in the first place
goes against all the shit that normally makes stuff cool lol
supposed to be about staying true to yourself, having high morals/principles etc but usually just means being a sanctimonious, preachy dick tbhurban dictionary wrote:Originated from the punkrock/hardcore scene. The philosophy/life-choice that humans should have strength, pride, dignity, honor, and self respect; that they shouldn't engage in activities that are a disgrace to their minds and bodies. (such as ingesting and/or becoming addicted to harmful substances for fun, lying and/or being two-faced, and sharing your body sexually with another person when there isn't even a true emotional bond there)
I never really got the whole youth crew/posi/sXe thing tbh but then again pretty much all the hc shows I went to were London style beatdown shit which is not exactly the most upbeat stuff to say the leastultraspatial wrote:middle class suburban kids not wanting to act like scummy bum types (which were the norm til then in hardcore). guess it made sense in the late 80s with the whole youth crew thing, wanting to be #posi and all that. a lot of the original guys either dropped it eventually or became hare krishnasAgent 47 wrote:what made it cool in the first place
goes against all the shit that normally makes stuff cool lol
Absolutely, fucking disgusting, so glad there was never that kind of shit in the London scene when I was regularly going to shows... The only violence I ever saw at shows was on the dancefloorwolf89 wrote:The shit in that video is especially the worst though. Gang style violence with the guys giving some supposed righteous or political statement in between. Fuck off It's no better than football hooliganism.
FSUAgent 47 wrote:what are they fighting over lol
seriously?
I understand why they'd not want neo-izan's etc in the scene but really they aren't any better in their approach to dealing with it, fuck themhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friends_Stand_United wrote:Friends Stand United (FSU) is a national organization in the United States which is classified by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) as a street gang, a distinction that FSU members deny. It is an anti-racist group which includes members of various ethnicities, but is predominantly white. Some members share the same Straight Edge lifestyle. The numbers "378" is the numerical symbol, which correspond to the letters FSU on the telephone keypad.
Elgin James founded FSU, which originally stood for "Fuck Shit Up", in the late 1980s in Boston, Massachusetts. He formed FSU to attack, beat and purge drug dealers and violent White supremacist, Neo-izan and other various racist gangs from punk rock concerts.
FSU has established chapters in many major cities in the United States, Canada and North East England. The group has splintered several times since its initial incarnation, with different chapters holding different values. Universally, the group espouses violence as a valid means to accomplish their goals.