Peace, Love, Unity, Respect

We are focusing on introducing fashion trends in our suburbs with white decoration and the same boxed houses. But if your neighbor's white fence is no longer white, but psychedelic orange, hard electronic dance will explode from their windows, rather than happening to an eccentric jazz concert. Of course, ordinary Joe has several options for this situation. Interestingly, although the United States is known as a country of freedom, ironically, we still face the limits of social enclosure.

Dance music was about the central concept / value originally called "PLUR", or peace, love, unity, and respect, at least in the early 1990s (and perhaps before that). Labor exchanges colored plastic "Kandy" jewelry to gather the underground (illegal) electronic music rallies and complete a special handshake and overall community awareness. As Guetta wisely observed at the beginning of this article, like many underground sports, it has been replaced by mainstream culture and is something else.

Folk beliefs have evolved to heartbeat of collective music on behalf of hippies; happy LSD became socially attractive MDMA; peace became PLUR (peace, love, unity and respect) became. By technology, theorists who claim to be fanatical have evolved into a new era of formulation, a world without borders, mutual, pulsatile consciousness. Technological religious beliefs may have caused nomadic phenomena such as "burning people", but within a few years police crackdowns, increasing media attention to drug use, and the turning point network of the millennium The collapse almost killed the carnival. Participants could use 30 dollars to pay $ 30 for premiums and large clubs emerging in the late 1990s were emptied. Utopian idealism of the community once fused to the edge

Fanatic community fanatics ideologies are PLUR, peace, unity and respect. Peace is inner peace that is fascinated by music. When in a paralyzed state, the predator becomes selfless; this selfless desire contributes to inner peace, peace which can be conveyed to others. Love is given a broader definition and given more explanation, but Peter Douglas (Predator) summarizes it very well; "This they hear you eat dinner in the cubicle of the toilet When people are calling you, "But they care about that answer." Unity is a thing wild community that embodies the ideal, not reality, can think of. With the attitude that "We are better than you", there are tensions among the various subtype fans. The ideal of unity is that the whole enthusiastic community can teach society their ideal and cultural validity.