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Punk
While the gothic aesthetic seeks out the beauty in a situation,
the punk attitude looks for the beast behind it. The punk
mentality doesn't believe in being pretty or refined. A sugarcoated
world is too disgusting to imagine because it is a lie.
Always searching for honesty, the punk ideal digs under the
surface until it finds the ugly in what appears to be beautiful.
In the boldest sense, punk is brash, harsh and in-your-face. It
refuses to be ignored and doesn't believe that anyone should
go through life "comfortably numb." Anarchy and lawlessness reign supreme. An uneasy comfort is found in turning the
world upside down. Punk embraces chaos and disorder
because that's where true power can be found.
The anger that seems so prevalent in the punk mentality isn't
about racism or skinhead behavior but is, instead, a defiance
of the status quo and a hatred of the corporate machine. In
the punk mentality, the corporate world is an evil that sucks
away any life or vibrancy a person may have. It is a
controlling force that, left unchecked, will continue its assault
on personal freedom until there's nothing left but worker bees
slaving away for the beast that owns the world. It promotes
conformity while robbing people of the most important
qualities they have: individuality and imagination. Conformity
should be avoided at all costs because that would mean
giving up one's individuality. To conform is to accept the
thoughts and ideas of others (particularly those in authority)
without question, while the punk ideal encourages thinking
for oneself. The two cannot coexist as far as the punk is
concerned. Free will and free thinking are casualties in the
acceptance of the status quo. Those who sell out and adopt
normalcy become sheep for the slaughter. Any semblance of
conventionality is too close to this living death for the punk
and cannot be tolerated.
The fundamental belief of the punk ideal is that life is meant
to be lived - fully, completely, no matter what the situation
may be. The punk ideal is always pushing the limit.
Everything is done with passion; anything less would be the
equivalent of giving up. Being who you are is what makes life
interesting, and individuality should be protected at all costs.
If that means waking up the neighbors, so be it. The punk
refuses to become like everybody else, refuses to fit in and
refuses to tone down, for that would be the same as giving
up, and when you give up, you may as well die. It takes
imagination to be different, a strong constitution to live on the
edge and a strong body to handle all the emotion and energy
coursing through it. If you can't handle it, don't even bother.
Go be a worker bee.