We Live To Skate The IMPOSTERS

Skating rocks!!.. Nothin' compares with practicing this sport...andrenaline,fun,...all you want with only some free time and a little bit of will... ruxi

This patch kicks ass. Just on the level thats it's funny, and it shouldn't be read too deep into. anonymous

Fuck yeah! Skate everyday like it's your last. You'll live much better that way.And smash that STATE!!!! perry hall

Skating is awsome...and shredding is the way to go...besides biking Nick

Someone mentioned how skating=feminism & that's very true, if you become aware of all the new flat track women roller derby leagues that have started around the U.S. This thing is non-corporate & will be huge in a few years! Not Kathie Lee's Son Cody

well, skating is no longer punk. maki

Yeah, i think the too phrases should be separate. a herd of kittens

Unfortunately "smash the state learn to bike" doesn't rhyme. anonymous

Skating and Biking are both great ways to "Smash the Corporate State". The American emperor cannot ride either. Treksta

Skating was punk way before bikes ever were. Dustin

A friend of mine runs a grrrlz (whoever self-identifies as such) skate camp and has that slogan for her camp. I think fer her it also has something to do with battling gender oppression in skating along with capitalism and giving young grrrlz the opportunity to kick ass in something that they generally don't have access to... bruin

skating creates a lot of waste.... i still do it.... eX.

People talk about how bikes can be revolutionary all the time because it is human powered transportation, meaning you are not supporting the oil industry or cars and you are getting there through your own effort with minimal or no impact environmentally. It's the same thing with skating. At least that's how I read it. duckie

Skating is an activity that requires no coaches. It is a lifestyle built on solidarity, and a common hatred for those who try to inhibit, ban, or corporatize it. Skating has everything to do with smashing the state. john

I kinda think it is meant to be funny. There is nothing inherently radical or revolutionary about skating, especially with how commercial and tame it has gotten in the media over the years. anonymous

I skate... what does skating have to do with smashing the state? sasquatch

Right on i totally agree with that (A) Mr THought