Scheiss Punks

The song 'Scheiss Punks' by Kraftschlag is a stark and aggressive expression of animosity towards the punk subculture. The lyrics are filled with violent imagery and derogatory language, reflecting a deep-seated hatred and intolerance. The narrative follows the perspective of a skinhead who encounters a punk on the street and proceeds to brutally assault him. This act of violence is described in graphic detail, emphasizing the physical harm inflicted on the punk.

The chorus of the song repeatedly labels punks as 'dreckige Schweine' (dirty pigs) and 'Abschaum der Stadt' (scum of the city), reinforcing the dehumanizing view held by the narrator. This language serves to strip the punk subculture of any dignity or worth, painting them as undesirables who deserve to be eradicated. The song's rhetoric is not just about individual acts of violence but also about a broader ideological battle, as indicated by the lines about 'Rock gegen Rechts' (Rock against the Right) and the call to arms for a collective fight.

Kraftschlag, known for their far-right affiliations, uses this song to propagate a message of hate and division. The lyrics glorify violence and present the skinhead subculture as a 'geballte Macht' (united force) ready for battle. The song culminates in a scene of mob violence, where the skinheads attack a gathering of leftists, further emphasizing the theme of conflict and domination. This song is a disturbing example of how music can be used to incite hatred and violence, reflecting the darker aspects of subcultural and political conflicts.