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@7666 i wonder if queers have always been wearing milsurp. it seems like it
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@shibao yeah i mean it's cheap and reliable and kind of aesthetic (unless you're german and get triggered by things that look vaguely military and then complain about it being fascist or whatever)
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Sally (evil)
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@sally @7666 @shibao
only bomber jackets and combat boots and only for a certain time of skinhead neo-nazi gangs between like 1990-2000s. After that period almost all of the fit got assimilated into non-rightist aligned subcultures, including the bomber jackets and combat boots.
Having people in army gear is common for certain punk and industrial subcultures, mostly because of their durability, symbolic subversion and prole rizz (which is mostly LARP because especially leftist subculture is very middle class in germany)
only bomber jackets and combat boots and only for a certain time of skinhead neo-nazi gangs between like 1990-2000s. After that period almost all of the fit got assimilated into non-rightist aligned subcultures, including the bomber jackets and combat boots.
Having people in army gear is common for certain punk and industrial subcultures, mostly because of their durability, symbolic subversion and prole rizz (which is mostly LARP because especially leftist subculture is very middle class in germany)
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