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BUCK-TICK / 「JUPITER」ミュージックビデオ Posting This Also in anniversary of the song (Notice how the moon and jupiter are near each other in the exact date? is it really a coincidence?)

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Giving away a pair of tickets for Voltaire’s sold out show in Chicago tonight if anyone is interested on short notice. I can’t make it, but no need for tickets to go to waste.

First come, first served. Reply here, I will private message for contact info for DICE ticket transfer.

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anyone else notice this weird narrative going around?

Not sure if it's been something that's been around for a long time but I'm noticing people(mainly on social media) getting annoyed at goth people and saying its their only personality and that music and cloths shouldn't define who you are? It's kinda weird because it implies that all goth people live 24/7 only talking about Gothic stuff as if we are one dimensional which is impossible and completely untrue goth people don't only do goth things why are people getting mad at things they made up in their head it's so silly

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Anyone else notice some rising anti-trans sentiment within the goth community?

While it is still low, there seems to be a number of goths or those that claim to be who are openly anti-trans. I wouldn't say its just limited to opinions on the use of pronouns but on all trans identities directly.

Do you think it has the potential to become problematic? How do you view this? Is it mostly online in your opinion? I personally think it's low and mostly online.

In the 90s/2000s there was very fringe death in june and neo-folk/powerelectronics fans, and even rarer officially traditionally conservative or far right actual goths, who sometimes were open about their views in goth clubs. Outside of these people, you'd occasionally stubble upon open homophobia and racism, a bit more than today (hard to asses that properly to be fair), but in the last 5 years or so it was mostly people who at least for the most part barely knew enough about the music spouting alt-right talking points from the internet and claiming to be "goth"

I've just noticed this anti-trans thing, which is barely a thing, in the last year or so. What are your thoughts?

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