MOTH will flitter around in space, flying towards a distant star, with some unreachable dream of God or some BS, unmolested by thoughts of musical publication. Meantime I will sit at my sequencer and churn out just about the opposite of MOTH - heavier, simpler, with dark textures and subtle organic tones and timbres. It is a sound that existed in MOTH's repertoire, but will now be employed with more raging energy. Punks should try to not be too cynical about the scene. We are not all rich kids, and there are areas where techno's unity groove and punk's anarchy rage and the like can work together.
People breaking free has political implications, but transcends the political.
That's revolution, setting yourself free from rules, from empty superstition, from fear of punishment and fear of death. If you find freedom in punk rock, or at a rave on acid, or at home with a razor blade, trembling on the edge as Jesus Christ descends and fills you with light - Believe. Be not cynical. Waste not time. I may not be the best example, but that IS the best advice.