In his original nature, the punk culture has been mainly that of individual freedom, which tends to create beliefs in concepts such as individualism and free thought.
Punk ideology has very often a critical view of the world, featuring modern societies as limitations of humanity.
This ideology is usually expressed through punk music. In the early 70's, the "punks" had a culture very different from now, based on the idea of "There is no future" (no future, no future). This concept was pessimistic, desperate, destructive and aggressive towards society.
But now is not the same as thirty years ago, while still preserving the nature of punk.
* It boils down to "do it yourself", "do it your way" (in English "Do it yourself").
* To reject the dogmas, and not seek a single point of view.
* Do not act according to the fashion and media manipulation, in addition to being anti-consumerism.
ANGIE ACOSTA
ResponderEliminarI think it's very interesting the way we think of them, I do not think any are committing crime to society and I think we are very original
ANGIE GARZON
ResponderEliminarI find this article interesting auqnue I'm not agree with punk culture, as they try to get away from society and also harass people that they do not belong to your world.
ALEJANDRA PEREZ
ResponderEliminarThis topic is very interesting, in this society is many subcultures and many young people belong to these, with these items may learn more about this subject