I think that what makes us punk isn't some kind of anti-money bullshit. I think what makes us punk are our unleashed minds. I think it's our guts and determination and honesty. People in this scene put their everything into their creations, and all I'm saying is that through punk business, this energy is put to constructive use. Anarchism was the ideological breeding ground for punk rock its focus on building a radical community was well understood by early punk bands and organizations.
Anarchism is about building.
It's about creating a team, working together, being part of something larger than our individual selves. These teams may engage in protest, sure, but they may well decide to start an Internet company or punk rock record store instead. To me, therefore, the most passionate protest against the current System is obvious - it's the utter boycott of capitalist goods and services in favor of goods created by our community. Look, we're humans, we need food, shelter and clothing, and it'd be fruitless for all of us to do it all individually. I want our subculture to join up with other subcultures and create a real minieconomy, one that is absolutely different from the doomed economy of the mainstream.