It was of course ironic that such violent types should be here of all places, in a camp where the peace and pacifist flag flew aloft, but it was also typical because in some way or other they were the “alternatives,” they lived half inside, half outside the bounds of society, and it was there the most important part of the seventies’ alternative movement could be found. If you took away their ideology, all that was left was an outsider status and drugs.
