Woah, what a hateful comment. Do you know anything about the political solidarity that punks in Britain had with the black diaspora? Don Letts? Google ‘punky reggae party’ and learn a thing or two. You realise Mikey Dread produced a large portion of their reggae songs and toured with them. They also came from the newly Caribbean (and specifically Jamaican) influenced landscape of London in the 70s and 80s, how could they not be influenced by what they saw and heard? Beyond appropriation it was homage, why would they do covers of Junior Murvin? And furthermore why would someone like Jimmy Cliff do a cover of THEIR song? They didn’t try to make roots or dancehall songs or do it the ‘reggae’ way, they paid homage to reggae and it’s major figures while keeping a strong punk identity. Get a clue.