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Old 12-13-2006, 10:58 PM   #101
Mick Ignis
 
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Quote:
Originally Posted by om3gag0th666
Please, without using gothic stupidity/logic, explain to me what makes you part of a 'sub-culture' dressing the same, writing bad poetry, believing in empty-headed philosophies and disrespecting sovereignty isn't enough to call anything a sub-culture.

A sub-culture is like the mormons. Are you a moron? I mean mormon?
I don't write bad poetry, I write bad scripts.

I believe that Goth is a sub-culture. Especially in Los Angeles, where it's fairly popular. Unlike most music styles, the term "goth" includes other things besides music. It also includes Art, Film, Fashion, Literature, and several other different forms of creative expression (as you will find in this board). It all, of course, falls under the interests of the spooky and macabre.

Out here, all of my friends are a part of it, all of their friends are a part of it, and so on and so forth. Thus creating a community that has much in common.

If you need a definition of what a culture is, here:

Culture (n.): the behaviors and beliefs characteristic of a particular social, ethnic, or age group

Sounds pretty accurate, don't you think?
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