Anarchy is fashionable?

I am not sure if this is winning but:

Anarchy Converse Shoes

LAWL Anarchy is pop art?

Also commentary from one of my favorite bands

Discuss

In my experience, quite often the same person wears a big A shirt one day, and a Che shirt another.

I know a few anarcho-communists for every anarcho-capitalist.

Even better, Anarchy behind an american flag!:

Dead Kennedys rule…

Yeah, the kind of “anarchist” that wants more statist regulation protecting big international corporations from competition. They are economically illiterate and in effect statists.

@Izz

Very true, I like to pretend Jello is an ancap when I listen to them.

Jesus, it’s even in supplements:

Don’t forget that in some parts of the world, all cars must be tested to make sure they conform to Rothbard’s standards: http://www.ancap.com.au/

They even picked the right colours.

Haha great work. On many car ads here, the companies boast of their ‘ancap rating’. Once we have built up enough support through this subliminal advertising, the revolution can begin.

haha, that is a bit hard for me to pretend… nevertheless, the band as a whole has neat things to say about the State! :slight_smile: … But I am more of an Adicts fan. They are a bit easier to think of them as ancap…

Frankly I prefer my punk rock as “do whatever you want musically” vs “a bunch of a left wing bs”. Then again amongst the left wing themes, there is still some good points.

Marx embraced the Punk commercialism too!!!

Call me a heretic, but I never really got much into any of those American 1st gen straight forward hardcore bands all that much.

Unless stuff like Big Black, Scratch Acid, Husker Du, Butthole Surfers, etc count but I don’t think they do.

True story though The Necros (one of those straight forward hardcore bands) and some other dude from Toledo started Touch and Go Records, which may very well be the coolest labels for American Underground Rock ever. They’re pretty cool people too, fro the little I know of them.

But I think anarchy has been at least somewhat fashionable for a long time now; be it the 70’s punk rockers or intellectual hipster doofus’ from the 1890’s quibbilling and babbling on and on about things to impress one another.