East End Badoes have always considered themselves apolitical. Their apolitical stance is what apparently makes it alright to post idol pictures of Frankie Flame on their Facebook page, or like in this scenario, a “local” bonenead at the Pretty Shitty Kjell 2015. Of course, Pretty Shitty Kjell is also apolitical where apparently politics must be left outside and you are not allowed to bring any political symbols. Pitbullfarm and “RAC-A-BILLY” have apparently nothing to do with politics either.
So for how long can a band like East End Badoes keep on with this charade? The following is written on their Facebook page: NO POLITICS, NO BULLSHIT, NO JUDGEMENT JUST 101% PURE BADOES!
By siding and even inviting Nazis to sing with them on stage is a political statement and also shows how much the fact that they aren’t political at all is pure bullshit. It is obviously not judgemental, even though their political friends are.
To invite Ken McLellan, vocalist of Brutal Attack, to sing with you on stage is a bit extreme though, even for an apolitical band like East End Badoes. And also let’s forget about Gary Hodges political views for now.
Dodgy Oi!-Bands 