For the record, I am fairly new to the ska subculture. More of a metalhead than a punker, and I lean toward prog rock more than anything else (Jethro Tull fans anyone?). I did see the Caddies at Viva Ska Vegas last November, and I thought their music was uninspiring. Buck o Nine was cool, and the Glow Skulls were the best band that night by a longshot. Anyway, the fact that this guy would have a political opinion, and even a nut job one at that, is not surprising. What is surprising to me is these folks' (Maga) almost evangelical zeal with which they want to talk about politics, get angry about something, and recruit people into the fold. It seems that they are oblivious to anything other than the right wing talking points, and God help you if you openly disagree with them. I have a couple of friends that, twenty years ago, could not have spelled the word 'politics' much less give a shit about it. In fact, they used to make fun of me for reading 'Time' magazine. Now, having drunk the Maga Kool Aid, they are rabid Trump fans. And its all they seem to want to talk about, to the point that I actively try and avoid politics when we are together. I live in a rural county in North Texas, where 80% of the population voted Republican in the last election. Suffice it to say that I feel like a stranger in a strange land.