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==Punk Culture==

==Punk Culture==

The punk scene is supposedly characterized by rebellious styles and fashions; many punks wear their hair in styles such as  [[mohawks]], spiked or shaved into different patterns, in a pathetic attempt to get attention. <!-- Scarcely better than bloody emo's. --> The purpose, for punks, is to break from [[conformity]] (as they see it) so defining the cultural attributes can present difficulties. However, by adopting the styles common to a particular group, they actually embrace conformity rather than avoiding it. The original punks of the mid-1970s either dressed quite normally or modified their own clothes, rather than becoming [[slavery|slaves]] of [[consumerism]].

The punk scene is supposedly characterized by rebellious styles and fashions; many punks wear their hair in styles such as  [[mohawks]], spiked or shaved into different patterns, in a pathetic attempt to get attention. <!-- Scarcely better than bloody emo's. --> The purpose, for punks, is to break from [[conformity]] (as they see it) so defining the cultural attributes can present difficulties. However, they "conform" within their subculture by adopting the styles common to their particular group. The original punks of the mid-1970s either dressed quite normally or modified their own clothes, rather than becoming [[slavery|slaves]] of [[consumerism]].

==Sub-Genres==

==Sub-Genres==