Member-only story The Financial Benefits of Adopting the Straight Edge Better living = big savings In the year 1981, a legendary punk rock band from Washington, DC named Minor Threat released a song called Out of Step a 76-second, loud and fast blast that included the following lyrics: I dont smoke Dont drink Dont f**k At least I can f**king think While the songs 19-year-old writer, Ian MacKaye, insisted repeatedly in interviews that his words were highly personal and not to be considered a set of rules or some sort of manifesto, Out of Step became a controversial lightning rod in the punk/hardcore music world, with kids (nearly all the songs original listeners were kids) lining up on both sides of what came to be known as the Straight Edge debate
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