Beijing Skinheads

[zhaoyun]

Pretty fucking ridiculous but fascinating at the same time. Apparently, it's a growing sub-culture in Northern China.

http://www.chinafile.com/photo-galle...ings-skinheads

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Why is it ridiculous? They are SHARP. Do you know anything about skinhead culture?

[zhaoyun]

Why is it ridiculous? They are SHARP. Do you know anything about skinhead culture?

I know it started as a working class culture in Britain, then it was pretty much taken over by racists.

It's ridiculous because they are East Asian and have Nazi swastikas on them. That's pretty fucking ridiculous.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

His shirt has a boot steping on a swastika, with the SHARP logo and "Fight Fascism" slogan written on it.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

If you are looking for east asian nazis then you are looking in the wrong country. In Mongolia there is a sub-culture of Mongolian Nazi Skinheads and that is ridiculous indeed.

[Newman]

They're just punks, with ethnocentrist tendencies. It's more or less a lifestyle rather than a political/ideological movement

Nothing wrong with that

Edit: they aren't even ethnocentrist, just anti-fascist fellas who wanna play rebels

[zhaoyun]

If you are looking for east asian nazis then you are looking in the wrong country. In Mongolia there is a sub-culture of Mongolian Nazi Skinheads and that is ridiculous indeed.

They are pretty ridiculous as well, and I read about them before. They are pretty much ultra-nationalists.

Beijing and parts of Northern China have a lot of Mongol influence, so it's not a coincidence that the sub-culture is being established in that part of China. Although I'm sure the Mongol skinheads would hate China because of ultra-nationalism, whereas in China, I think it's more a working class sub-culture that is asserting itself. Which is a good thing, I just wish they'd not be so ridiculous by using Nazi paraphernalia.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

They are pretty ridiculous as well, and I read about them before. They are pretty much ultra-nationalists.

Beijing and parts of Northern China have a lot of Mongol influence, so it's not a coincidence that the sub-culture is being established in that part of China. Although I'm sure the Mongol skinheads would hate China because of ultra-nationalism, whereas in China, I think it's more a working class sub-culture that is asserting itself. Which is a good thing, I just wish they'd not be so ridiculous by using Nazi paraphernalia.

These Mongolian Nazis are ultra nationalists that hate mostly China and Chinese people. Nevertheless, attacks on other foreigners (specially male tourists) have been reported in the last years. It is adviced to not walk alone at night in Ulanbator because of thugs like this who think that everyone is trying to steal their Mongolian women.

[zhaoyun]

These Mongolian Nazis are ultra nationalists that hate mostly China and Chinese people. Nevertheless, attacks on other foreigners (specially male tourists) have been reported in the last years. It is adviced to not walk alone at night in Ulanbator because of thugs like this who think that everyone is trying to steal their Mongolian women.

Ulaanbator also has a large problem with drug users, which doesn't help the situation.

[StonyArabia]

I know it started as a working class culture in Britain, then it was pretty much taken over by racists.

It's ridiculous because they are East Asian and have Nazi swastikas on them. That's pretty fucking ridiculous.

Swastikas are used in Asian cultures to, I know a Korean guy who wore it because he was one of the remaining Buddhist Koreans.