Top Document: alt.punk.straight-edge sXe FAQ Previous Document: 3-14. I used to drink and do drugs, can I still be sXe? Next Document: 4-1. Aren't you all just mummy's boys? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge On 19 Aug 1997 Terence David <SandraGail@webtv!net> wrote: "Just wanted to talk about the good old glory days when the HARDCORE scene was REAL and there was no kickboxing, baggy clothes or attitudes. Yeah Yeah, all you "new school" kids are probably sick of hearing about the past, but it is brought up so often because of how great it was (at least compared to now). Everybody had something to say and used their energy positively and did something productive with it. Whether they started a band, did a zine or promoted a show, they were benefiting Hardcore and making "our" subculture a better one. Nowadays it seems that H.C. is grasping onto the things that we tryed so hard to get away from. All of the negative aspects of mainstream life seem to be filtering into our scene. Shit talking, fashion, competition, money, greed and status (just to name a few of the more blatant ones). Our scene is becoming a small scale version of this shitty world around us. As Ray of Today once said, it's time to "MAKE A CHANGE"!! H.C.S.E. is somehting I hold very close to my heart. It's more than music, fashion or the latest karate dance. It's a way of life. The past is the past and now is now. But please, let's try to make our scene's future a better more positive one. That means become more productive, more positive and leave the brass knuckles and atttitudes at home. Better yet, throw em' away. We're all in this together and unity is what it's all about." User Contributions:Top Document: alt.punk.straight-edge sXe FAQ Previous Document: 3-14. I used to drink and do drugs, can I still be sXe? Next Document: 4-1. Aren't you all just mummy's boys? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: xjusticex@geocities.com (Lars Norved)
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