• Uriel238 [all pronouns]
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        2 months ago

        Labor skinheads and neonazi skinheads.

        I was so sad when I discovered the Hammerskins were a thing (a White Power band inspired by Pink Floyd’s Waiting For The Worms, but without the irony, with a corresponding militant movement). The Hammerskins took their logo:

        From the Hammers banner from the movie version of Pink Floyd’s The Wall

        Which means when I reference the Hammers in parody of white power movements, I risk being associated with an actual white power movement.

        If they had balls, they’d call themselves The Worms.

        <looking up to make sure The Worms isn’t a social movement yet>

        • @Viking_Hippie
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          62 months ago

          “I thought WE were the People’s Front of Judaea?”

    • @[email protected]
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      172 months ago

      That’s true everywhere. The issue isn’t what they are, the issue is how they were deliberately misrepresented. A whole lot of films and shows made it a point to conflate punks with white supremacists.

      • @[email protected]
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        72 months ago

        I wanted to say that that’s what they are seen here in Germany. I have never heard of these films and the idea is new to me. Btw: the original skinheads were left working class so maybe history repeats itself here.

    • Diplomjodler
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      62 months ago

      But does the average Joe know that?

    • @grue
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      52 months ago

      Normies can’t tell the difference.

      (Can you really blame them when it’s down to things like what color their shoelaces are?)