Skinheads Against Racial Prejudices

[Olie Warr]

I actually already knew all of this stuff, but still, good for you.

I also did, I genuinly dislike SHARP because their hypocrites, a older version of AFA and UAF but if you see it as correct then go ahead.

 

[GoaThief]

I also did, I genuinly dislike SHARP because their hypocrites, a older version of AFA and UAF but if you see it as correct then go ahead.

Way to necro a thread.

Anyway, you genuinely dislike them because they're not on the far-right of the political spectrum. I guess the only way you found this thread was by searching "skinheads", you've commented on a separate Nazi thread on the Escapist, consider yourself a "Wotanist" (typical of neo-Nazis) and support far right political groups in the UK.

Nice start.

 

[Olie Warr]

Im really nota nazi, the religion just intrests me but yeah what is called far right I guess I sympathise with a lot of groups and yeah I did type skinhead sorry for bringing it up as I was actually kind of like SHARP they just remind me of AFA, whats your opinion of them?

 

[BathorysGraveland]

Well I, for one, have no problems with skinheads at all. So I certainly have no problems with you guys. But then I've never met a skinhead, so who knows. I'm not against them though.

That said - I do love the skinhead image, though I have long hair myself.

EDIT: Shit, I didn't realise this was an old thread. My bad.

 

[Aerodyamic]

But the subculture itself was already assosiated with beating up immigrants? So its trading off between beating up brown people or beating up jews to my eyes.

Actually, the original British subculture was heavily made up of Jamaican immigrants.

To the OP: In my particular neck of the woods (deep in redneck western Canada), we've always had a problem with the various Neo-Nazi Skin's (which I usually refer to as NNS and/or Ninnies) trying to co-opt the general acceptance that most people around here show to the Trad Skins.

It was actually bad enough that we had running fights between some fairly large groups, with the rednecks and ninnies on one side, and the queers, trads and a couple other subculture groups on the other. In fact, for quite a while, the local vinyl shops actually sold jacket patches that said "Shaved Head, Not Skin Head", and a lot of folks were proud to wear them, even if it meant that some ninnies got their dander up.