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Lol you are funny. Even the people you may think are "punk" are still, well, people and we all have different goals, thoughts, opinions, lifestyles and so forth. You can find likeminded people though who do not like the same type of music or scene that you do. I find that a lot of people are incredibly close-minded, people who label themselves "punks" included. What's the point in not being open-minded to new things? That's how these crazy cool things get started - someone takes a risk and tries something new. That's kind of a problem I have with punk and why I can't exclusively listen to some of those bands that feel they need to only use a three-chord progression and cannot color outside of the lines so to speak. I like the Social Distortion tune by the way. Social D is actually a great demonstration of what you are talking about - or looking for - here. You see so many different musical styles over the course of their career. You have the straight-up punk (like on whatever first album has "Another State of Mind" and "Mommy's Little Monster" - blanking on the name), more bluesy in the self-titled album, more rock-ish in White Light, and I found their most recent album to be more slow and bluesy as well. They also have a big country influence. You gotta love that. Anyway, I hope you are able to meet some more people you connect with. Instead of looking to meet up with punk rockers, maybe just look to meet up with people who are like-minded and open minded like you are?

Yes. Most of society are set in their ways, unwilling to try or do new things outside of their comfort zone. Always a treat to hear some Social D. Love Mike Ness.