We Need A New Law

The Underground Scene Is Still A Cool Way To Meet A Lot Of Cool People, See A Lot Of Interesting Bands And Get A Lot Of Food For Thought, But People Have To Remain Curious And Get Their Brain Activity Food From Other Places Besides Punk.

You've Got To Have An Ego As Big As Mars To Want To Think That You, Of All People, Are Better Than Anyone Else To Be President Of The United States. People That Vain, They Want Their Place In History, And They Want To Be Able To Control How Much They'll Be Worshipped By Future Generations.

In San Francisco, Most Of The Older Activists, Especially At Berkeley, Were Very Hostile Towards Punks. The Music, Certainly, Wasn't Nice And Mellow For Them, And Neither Was Our Look Or Our Attitude. While In Vancouver, The Two Most Important Early Punk Bands, D.o.a. And The Subhumans, Were Both Managed By Former Yippie Activists, Who Saw This As A Logical Extension Of What They Were Already Doing.

I'm Appalled At How Many People My Age, Or Even Five Or Ten Years Younger, Have No Tangible Memories Of Important History That Happened When We Were Growing Up.

Even The Most Bush-happy, Flag Suckling Jack-arse Knows Deep-down Inside That Something Is Wrong. America Is Over And Everyone Knows It. The New World Order Has A Dying Empire Odor And Changing The Channel Ain't Going To Make This Go Away.