I absolutely love when I come across kids wearing Crass shirts, especially when they don't have a mohawk.
Main Street to the pier, Huntington Beach. 2012
3 comments:
Jgonzalez
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Crass t-shirts are cool but I feel like if I were to wear one It would make shopping at a store like Target or buying groceries that aren't organic or GMO free an awkward experience. Even whipping out my iPhone to check self gratifying things like Instagram or Facebook would make me feel guilty. Mostly what I wonder is it ever possible for anybody to live up to the social standards that their music sets. Like baking your own bread and not feeding into mega corporations or is the only way to wear a shirt and not be a hypocrite is to be a wandering crust punk that lives off of berries they find int he forest.
3 comments:
Crass t-shirts are cool but I feel like if I were to wear one It would make shopping at a store like Target or buying groceries that aren't organic or GMO free an awkward experience. Even whipping out my iPhone to check self gratifying things like Instagram or Facebook would make me feel guilty. Mostly what I wonder is it ever possible for anybody to live up to the social standards that their music sets. Like baking your own bread and not feeding into mega corporations or is the only way to wear a shirt and not be a hypocrite is to be a wandering crust punk that lives off of berries they find int he forest.
God, these rule Deanna!
Well im a kid and i wear mine all the time, when im an adult I shall live of berries and pond water in my crass shirt
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