In its original nature, punk culture has been primarily that of individual freedom, which tends to create belief in concepts such as individualism and free thought. The punk ideology often contains a critical view of the world, featuring modern societies as limiting humanity. This ideology is usually expressed through punk music. In the early 70's, the punks had a culture very different from now, based on the idea of ​​"There is no future" (no future, no future). That concept was pessimistic, desperate, destructive and aggressive towards society.The original form of punk was an expressionist form of transgression, seeking freedom from corsets aesthetic and oppression, authority and agree no conventional society and of social stigmas. The original punk did not bother looking for explanations and bumping provisions, offending and annoying, always being "politically incorrect" and the opposite of good taste, morality and tradition. At first it was basically a series of attitudes and musical aesthetic transgression (in clothing, hairstyle, etc..), Accompanying a series of daily discomfort behaviors, which were accentuated.A punk in front of a group of policeLater, especially with the emergence of hardcore punk, neglect or self-destructive demonstrations were losing ground, and was present a range of approaches to conscious intentions, with emphasis on social and cultural criticism, and political positions, and affinity associanisms protest campaigns.Often associated with punk some political ideologies like anarchism, anti-capitalism, anti-militarism, anti-racism and anti-fascism. From politicized punk movement, there is a constant debate criticism makes those who are fans of punk for aesthetic or musical, leaving aside the social or political approach