"I never understood why the metal heads in my school hated the punks"
- Trevor Dunn
About this Quote
In this quote, Trevor Dunn reveals confusion and an absence of comprehending towards the bitterness in between metal heads and punks in his school. He is astonished by the reality that these two groups, who might share similar interests and worths, seem to harbor hatred towards each other. Dunn's statement suggests that he sees no rational reason for this division and perhaps even concerns the validity of it. It could also indicate that he wishes for a more unified and accepting environment in his school. Overall, this quote highlights the senselessness of prejudice and the significance of breaking down barriers in between various groups.
This quote is written / told by Trevor Dunn somewhere between January 30, 1968 and today. He/she was a famous Musician from USA.
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