I wouldn't say so, it's a sub culture based around music that grew out of Punk. People in that scene aren't any better on the subject of fascism to be honest, Siouxsie Sioux wore swastika armbands and Rozz Williams owned a suspect amount of Nazi memorabilia. Not claiming that represents the music and the target audience in it's entirety but I don't think we should ignore the fact that it's no more immune to bigotry than any other predominantly white and western space.
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Yeah, kinda weird reddit takes exception to this given how much of a lib place it is. Like even as a lib who believes in "decorum", shouldn't you be understanding of the fact that someone who just got their country attacked by a US proxy wouldn't take too kindly to the heads of states complicit in the assault?
Yep. They like to claim to be "in the middle" and have no allegiance to any political wing, while also just spouting off the most generic right wing stuff imaginable. One time I defended student protests against education fees, prompting one of them to ask me if I was a terrorist for giving one of the tamest defenses imaginable. Years later, that same one compared me to ISIS. First time, I just laughed it off because I couldn't take the question seriously and the second time I just ignored it.
Only thing I can remember about that film is the scene where Adam Sandler beats someone up with his feet and threatens someone's kid. Weird how the guy always tries to pass off a deeply unsympathetic character as good or someone we're supposed to root for.