What a yuk. Once again Mahkno puts his own particular elitist cultural perspective on display, and passes it off as meaningful social commentary. And underscsores his own propensity for succumbing to the stereotyping and demonization of the Other so prevalent in the corporate media -- knowing all too well that ARA, Rock against Racism and others in the past have worked for years both in the US and Europe to confront the neofascist, racist and misogynist trends within various music scenes -- not only with skins, but rap and hip hop as well.

If he has yet to meet folks who have been active in doing just this, it may be that he just doesn't get out much, or is prepared to leave his own cultural comfort zone to find out.

And so it goes.