Witch Hunt Season is Open (Skullflower recent controversy)

[Bloated Slutbag]

Well that was tedious and tiny bit off topic. Thought this threat was about current round of millennials being offended by the apparent rise of neo-nazis in the underground music scene

That is certainly one potential reading of this thread.

In the meantime a few subjects came up, which perhaps might be of interest to some. For example, whether more integrity is to be perceived in commenting, in public, on one's former self, or in publicly refraining from commenting on that self. Among other subjects.

[deutscheasphalt]

Depends on what the former self that's being commented on consists of no?

[Bloated Slutbag]

I was going to add- it's none of my business but key to that is the question of whether pressure to comment is felt. Y'know, under pressure, real or perceived, stuff happens. Not all of it predictable.

[Cementimental]

Thought this threat was about current round of millennials being offended by the apparent rise of neo-nazis in the underground music scene

nobody involved in the original Skullflower situation was a millennial or in any way a newbie to the underground/noise scene, for what it's worth

[FreakAnimalFinland]

nobody involved in the original Skullflower situation was a millennial or in any way a newbie to the underground/noise scene, for what it's worth

This, is what seems to be situation with many of the cases. Plus, add, that like with Skullflower, you can't really see any "nazis" around. Guys who certainly know what's up with industrial music, behave as if they did not.

If this would be about "apparent rise of neo-nazis in the underground music scene", I would suspect that they would write about neo-nazis and not about Whitehouse, SJ, Skullflower or such, hah... If one would actually write articles about neo-nazis, that would not be witch hunt.

[Bloated Slutbag]

Thought this threat was about current round of millennials being offended by the apparent rise of neo-nazis in the underground music scene

nobody involved in the original Skullflower situation was a millennial or in any way a newbie to the underground/noise scene, for what it's worth

Just re-quoting Cementimental's quote cause I'd prefer that it were attributed to the person who actually said it. I wouldn't presume to admonish contributors on the trajectory of their discussion...well, unless that trajectory involved lifting quotes from others and attributing them to me of course.

[Dekay71]

Thought this threat was about current round of millennials being offended by the apparent rise of neo-nazis in the underground music scene

nobody involved in the original Skullflower situation was a millennial or in any way a newbie to the underground/noise scene, for what it's worth
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Wasn’t referring to Skullflower in that way as well aware of mr bowers history and age. The millennials are the 20 somethings writing the in depth articles in quietus ec. About the fascism in the scene. If you look over the black sky thinking column there is a series of articles referring to this.

[Cementimental]

Just re-quoting Cementimental's quote cause I'd prefer that it were attributed to the person who actually said it.

oops yeah i broke the quote tag, fixed it now

Wasn’t referring to Skullflower in that way as well aware of mr bowers history and age. The millennials are the 20 somethings writing the in depth articles in quietus ec. About the fascism in the scene. If you look over the black sky thinking column there is a series of articles referring to this.

As i said, neither people who wrote those articles, nor the organisers of the festival who cancelled skullflower, are 'millennials' or newbies to noise/underground music.

[PuddysJacket]

Millennial newcomers... perhaps not. Mewling faggots? Absolutely

[CannibalRitual]

The millennials are the 20 somethings writing the in depth articles in quietus ec.

Well, in the meantime millennials are actually more like the 30 somethings. What you are talking about are "zoomers" (lol)

[slagfrenzy tapes]

Well that was tedious and tiny bit off topic. Thought this threat was about current round of millennials being offended by the apparent rise of neo-nazis in the underground music scene

That is certainly one potential reading of this thread.

In the meantime a few subjects came up, which perhaps might be of interest to some. For example, whether more integrity is to be perceived in commenting, in public, on one's former self, or in publicly refraining from commenting on that self. Among other subjects.

Yes some integrity is good, I'm so guilty of not using it.
Just integrity in general for comments in public... Not for history...
Within history, that's what you felt, looking backwards does not work, no guesswork, live with it, move on. That made you what you are.
Good point by the way.

[slagfrenzy tapes]

Or on a different tack,
Its better to regret something you have done, than regret somethig you haven't  - Butthole Surfers