British punk’s Nazi imagery voiced unaskable ethical questions, not mere shock

Evidence

Punk’s very 1970s, very British fixation on Nazism posed ethical questions so troubling they could barely be articulated explicitly: what were the limits of liberal tolerance? Could Britain be so sure that it had differentiated itself from Nazism (a particularly pressing issue at a time that the NF was gathering an unprecedented degree of support)? And, most unsettling of all, what is it that separates Nazi Evil from heroic Good? — Mark Fisher (edited by Darren Ambrose), K-Punk, 385