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| IssueX User ID: 14348632 01/01/2013 08:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Holy smokes............ Quoting: ClydeX Why is there any concern at all abut an overbearing, Constitution-denying government? An attempt to follow this thread (as is with most others) proves a frightening insight as to how this country is already divided, and is so for none other than arbitrary reasons. The OP began this thread to share news of one sheriff and his position, and it has devolved into name calling, personal attacks, and overall Internet bravado. While one is watching for just the "right" statement in order to jump in and express their own superiority, maybe heed should be paid that many others are watching threads similar to this, and I damn-well guarantee you "they" are taking notes. "They" know full well that the more we divide ourselves, the more of "their" work is being done for them. This, more than any time in history, and definitely more than any time during the lifespan of anyone reading this, is absolutely the time that developing continuity is paramount. I agree with much of what you wrote, although I differ that I believe there is reason to be concerned right now ...but at the same time, it concerns me that not only on GLP but across the internet forums there seems to be a united effort to instill a sense of inevitability, of defeat, and worse of all...a perpetuation of half truths and misreadings of history, of the Constitution and of local laws still, arguing over who is and isn't a red neck and who is superior is a pot stirring derailing of the discussion...and that's all it is, a heated discussion |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 31306610 01/01/2013 08:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | One of the few times old Joe Arpiao has made sense. The issue of "States Rights" does come into play here - ESPECIALLY if they try to ban/remove all guns prior to doing a constitutional amendment. Arizona has some of the most "hands off" gun policies in the nation. Including open and concealed carrying of a gun being lawful most places unless otherwise posted! Quoting: MarkinAZ And constitutionally speaking, the federal government has NO authority, other than those powers that are SPECIFICALLY delegated to it by the constitution. ALL other powers are under STATE authority. |
| AdHocBOHICA User ID: 19723065 01/01/2013 08:58 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Holy smokes............ Quoting: ClydeX Why is there any concern at all abut an overbearing, Constitution-denying government? An attempt to follow this thread (as is with most others) proves a frightening insight as to how this country is already divided, and is so for none other than arbitrary reasons. The OP began this thread to share news of one sheriff and his position, and it has devolved into name calling, personal attacks, and overall Internet bravado. While one is watching for just the "right" statement in order to jump in and express their own superiority, maybe heed should be paid that many others are watching threads similar to this, and I damn-well guarantee you "they" are taking notes. "They" know full well that the more we divide ourselves, the more of "their" work is being done for them. This, more than any time in history, and definitely more than any time during the lifespan of anyone reading this, is absolutely the time that developing continuity is paramount. I agree with much of what you wrote, although I differ that I believe there is reason to be concerned right now ...but at the same time, it concerns me that not only on GLP but across the internet forums there seems to be a united effort to instill a sense of inevitability, of defeat, and worse of all...a perpetuation of half truths and misreadings of history, of the Constitution and of local laws still, arguing over who is and isn't a red neck and who is superior is a pot stirring derailing of the discussion...and that's all it is, a heated discussion Sure your correct X......people are afraid to tell the truth as it is and to stand up and out, from the crowd and put their mouth where their beliefs are.....BACKBONE? -- "The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their? president.. Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince". |
| Janus198 User ID: 875736 01/01/2013 09:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I live in a small town in NE Texas of 2400 people and both our municipal and county law enforcement agencies are not only infiltrated by federal agents, the are taking payoff in the form of grants to target activists supporting the constitution. Quoting: Anonymonus Astrophysicist 1312799 Proof of this has been published in the papers, our town has so many police vehicles and cops it is impossible to cross town without seeing several. AZ is heavily infiltrated also, has roadblocks up to fifty miles inside of the state on the border with Mexico, and is the most highly taxed western state in the union second only to California. There are frequent checkpoints to snag drunk drivers, begun in the early 80's by Bob Lessard, City of Phx. Police harrassment of citizens to collect fines is a major part of the state. Flagstaff has a city government/law enforcement coalition that serves completely corrupt city council individuals who make every decision based on personal finance. Major water resources have been hidden by these people, while land is purchased very cheaply due to lack of water. Native Americans are heavily burdened with this coalition, and the DA Lisa Stankovich regularly threatens ten years in prison and/or $10,000 fine for everyone brought in for any alleged misdemeanor presumed to have been committed, should anyone try go to court with an innocent plea. Attorneys fill the courtroom hallways making deals for innocent clients to plead and pay $3-4000 and evade jail. City cops in Phx load up the drunk tanks (and there is room for thousands) by grabbing people out of their beds for bench warrants for everything from having a dog off a leash, to loitering. Full term pregnancy for women, who are hauled in on tickets collected by husbands is no problem. There are INDIVIDUALS in AZ and more and more intentional communities of citizens who plan to defend liberty with lethal force, but far more people there are corrupt, part of the Napolitano homosexual political 'tammany' agenda, and just trying to suck more money for the cities from the pockets of the people. Bill Cooper was murdered in Eagar/Springerville by the Sheriffs department. They drove to his house and shot him, in broad daylight. All he had done was become a thorn in the side of the NWO. The open carry laws are worth it, but once you get mixed up with crooked officials, they never stop bilking you for money. Last Edited by Janus198 on 01/01/2013 09:03 PM Janus198 |
| Anonymonus Astrophysicist User ID: 1194653 01/01/2013 09:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Holy smokes............ Quoting: ClydeX Why is there any concern at all abut an overbearing, Constitution-denying government? An attempt to follow this thread (as is with most others) proves a frightening insight as to how this country is already divided, and is so for none other than arbitrary reasons. The OP began this thread to share news of one sheriff and his position, and it has devolved into name calling, personal attacks, and overall Internet bravado. While one is watching for just the "right" statement in order to jump in and express their own superiority, maybe heed should be paid that many others are watching threads similar to this, and I damn-well guarantee you "they" are taking notes. "They" know full well that the more we divide ourselves, the more of "their" work is being done for them. This, more than any time in history, and definitely more than any time during the lifespan of anyone reading this, is absolutely the time that developing continuity is paramount. They pay agents to deliberately post bullshit and derail threads. The majority of Americans are pro 2nd Amendment. And it exactly why they threw the "rednecks are going to save us" in there too, to divide us. No redneck will deny he hates people from the north who believe in unity of this nation, as has been well illustrated on this thread. <y aim was to inform the readers that it was just another attempt to divide us who support the Constitution and inform them that rednecks are unlikely to be on board with any unified resistance involving any northern states, to them North Dakita is a "yankee state". For the most part those in the north are far more informed about the issue and likely to unify against a common enemy because they KNOW WHAT THE CONSTITUTION ACTUALLY IS and are not still fighting the civil war. |
| AdHocBOHICA User ID: 19723065 01/01/2013 09:03 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I live in a small town in NE Texas of 2400 people and both our municipal and county law enforcement agencies are not only infiltrated by federal agents, the are taking payoff in the form of grants to target activists supporting the constitution. Quoting: Anonymonus Astrophysicist 1312799 Proof of this has been published in the papers, our town has so many police vehicles and cops it is impossible to cross town without seeing several. AZ is heavily infiltrated also, has roadblocks up to fifty miles inside of the state on the border with Mexico, and is the most, There are frequent checkpoints to snag drunk drivers, begun in the early 80's by Bob Lessard, City of Phx. Police harrassment of citizens to collect fines is a major part of the state. Flagstaff has a city government/law enforcement coalition that serves completely corrupt city council individuals who make every decision based on personal finance. Major water resources have been hidden by these people, while land is purchased very cheaply due to lack of water. Native Americans are heavily burdened with this coalition, and the DA Lisa Stankovich regularly threatens ten years in prison and/or $10,000 fine for everyone brought in for any alleged misdemeanor presumed to have been committed, should anyone try go to court with an innocent plea. Attorneys fill the courtroom hallways making deals for innocent clients to plead and pay $3-4000 and evade jail. City cops in Phx load up the drunk tanks (and there is room for thousands) by grabbing people out of their beds for bench warrants for everything from having a dog off a leash, to loitering. Full term pregnancy for women, who are hauled in on tickets collected by husbands is no problem. There are INDIVIDUALS in AZ and more and more intentional communities of citizens who plan to defend liberty with lethal force, but far more people there are corrupt, part of the Napolitano homosexual political 'tammany' agenda, and just trying to suck more money for the cities from the pockets of the people. Bill Cooper was murdered in Eagar/Springerville by the Sheriffs department. They drove to his house and shot him, in broad daylight. All he had done was become a thorn in the side of the NWO. The open carry laws are worth it, but once you get mixed up with crooked officials, they never stop bilking you for money. Do YOU live in Arizona? -- "The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their? president.. Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince". |
| GB Packer Babe User ID: 15071850 01/01/2013 09:05 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | True Dat! I am originally from Kalispell, Montana. Back in the 90's' militias were being formed and meetings to organize them held. Huge turnouts and definitely infiltrated. This was all going down around the beginning of the first Assault Weapon ban and Ruby Ridge. Big propaganda push that the National Guard is our militia. Law enforcement kinda kept quiet when they saw how many people openly attended these initial organizing meetings. They were definitely afraid of things escalating. Time for local sheriffs to start have drills for their posses or as a piece of paper might refer to them as a militia Quoting: docsquat Watch for infiltrators. The Utopian Dream Is Really A Regime |
| doomsucker User ID: 24104060 01/01/2013 09:08 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Last Edited by doomsucker on 01/01/2013 09:08 PM 'Politicians are like diapers; they need to be changed often and for the same reason.' - Mark Twain ![]() |
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| AdHocBOHICA User ID: 19723065 01/01/2013 09:15 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The citizens already superseded the Feds, there is no need for any Government official to deputize a citizen in order for said citizen to defend his/her Creator endowed rights. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31297288 -- "The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their? president.. Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince". |
| SaveUSa User ID: 20038946 01/01/2013 09:16 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My agenda is unity among the american people and rednecks are an impediment to that goal. It is that simple. Quoting: Anonymonus Astrophysicist 1312799 No, your agenda is NWO. It's that simple. fuq you and the @$$ you rode in on. And just FYI, the Confederacy was the very last soldiers to fight for the US Constitution. It was a damn Yankee General Grant who signed away our rights with the Act of 1871. And Lincoln was a Tyrannt. He was the first dictator in US History to declare Martial Law and violate Posse Comitatus. He was also the first President to impose the draft. If you didn't sign with the Union Army, you went to prison. Every soldier in the Confederacy were volunteers. Lincoln also hired German and Irish soldiers to come in and fight for the Union. 16,600 to be exact. He gave them bonuses of $500, $600 if an officer and $700 if a spy. Actually, moron, I have never spoken a single word against the Confederacy or the reasons behind it, nor do I disagree with anything else you have said excepting of course your personal analysis of "my agenda" and the definition of "redneck". When you claim all confederates and working class in the south, it's a kick in the nuts to us all. Rednecks are the descendant of share croppers who sprung up after the war and are simply a desperate class of people from ordinary southerners, they are neither educated nor guided by moral principals. They gossip in church, as an example of their morality, and the instant they step out of that church they abandon everything they learned within it. You're arguing over perceptual connotations that really have no bearing in reality. The modern day definition of a red neck is different to many, so it truly is nothing more than a pair of words that can be used to relay one's own bias or their respect. Sort of like the word N*gger, wherein certain folks consider it a term of endearment while others use it to belittle another in some way. What we need to discuss is the difference between good and evil, right and wrong. If we can move away from divisive labels (the ones those currently in power wish us to embrace), we might find that many of us are of very similar mind - and actually begin to work TOGETHER to resolve the very real issues that threaten to destroy all of us. Within the surreal depths of "reality" lies the truth. |
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| s. d. butler User ID: 974819 01/01/2013 09:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Holy smokes............ Quoting: ClydeX Why is there any concern at all abut an overbearing, Constitution-denying government? An attempt to follow this thread (as is with most others) proves a frightening insight as to how this country is already divided, and is so for none other than arbitrary reasons. The OP began this thread to share news of one sheriff and his position, and it has devolved into name calling, personal attacks, and overall Internet bravado. While one is watching for just the "right" statement in order to jump in and express their own superiority, maybe heed should be paid that many others are watching threads similar to this, and I damn-well guarantee you "they" are taking notes. "They" know full well that the more we divide ourselves, the more of "their" work is being done for them. This, more than any time in history, and definitely more than any time during the lifespan of anyone reading this, is absolutely the time that developing continuity is paramount. You have a point. Most threads get derailed, that is the nature of the internet and people for that matter. Free speech is messy, just like freedom. I think if you read the posts and throw out the Brits, Aussies, at least half the Canadians, assorted Euros and the ever present communist/socialist boot licking americans and we pretty much are united, in principle if not in detail. Account for the trolls and the disinfo types and you have the internet. The trolls and gubmint worship posters,paid or unpaid, are here to disrupt, spread lies and cause confusion among other things. We are in the propaganda stage of the conflict. I would rather it not go past that so in my view it is important to counter obvious lies and attempts at rewriting history. Last Edited by s. d. butler on 01/01/2013 09:24 PM |
| Anonymonus Astrophysicist User ID: 1194653 01/01/2013 09:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I live in a small town in NE Texas of 2400 people and both our municipal and county law enforcement agencies are not only infiltrated by federal agents, the are taking payoff in the form of grants to target activists supporting the constitution. Quoting: Anonymonus Astrophysicist 1312799 Proof of this has been published in the papers, our town has so many police vehicles and cops it is impossible to cross town without seeing several. AZ is heavily infiltrated also, has roadblocks up to fifty miles inside of the state on the border with Mexico, and is the most highly taxed western state in the union second only to California. There are frequent checkpoints to snag drunk drivers, begun in the early 80's by Bob Lessard, City of Phx. Police harrassment of citizens to collect fines is a major part of the state. Flagstaff has a city government/law enforcement coalition that serves completely corrupt city council individuals who make every decision based on personal finance. Major water resources have been hidden by these people, while land is purchased very cheaply due to lack of water. Native Americans are heavily burdened with this coalition, and the DA Lisa Stankovich regularly threatens ten years in prison and/or $10,000 fine for everyone brought in for any alleged misdemeanor presumed to have been committed, should anyone try go to court with an innocent plea. Attorneys fill the courtroom hallways making deals for innocent clients to plead and pay $3-4000 and evade jail. City cops in Phx load up the drunk tanks (and there is room for thousands) by grabbing people out of their beds for bench warrants for everything from having a dog off a leash, to loitering. Full term pregnancy for women, who are hauled in on tickets collected by husbands is no problem. There are INDIVIDUALS in AZ and more and more intentional communities of citizens who plan to defend liberty with lethal force, but far more people there are corrupt, part of the Napolitano homosexual political 'tammany' agenda, and just trying to suck more money for the cities from the pockets of the people. Bill Cooper was murdered in Eagar/Springerville by the Sheriffs department. They drove to his house and shot him, in broad daylight. All he had done was become a thorn in the side of the NWO. The open carry laws are worth it, but once you get mixed up with crooked officials, they never stop bilking you for money. As a native American I can definitely testify to the fact that the criminal justice system to this day has a double standard, specially where burden of proof and probable cause are concerned. Because of my race I am considered less than human, not afforded the rights guaranteed by the Constitution. This attitude is pervasive in the Southern states where redneck predominate and control local law enforcement .I have had LEO tell me I should have stayed on the reservation where I belonged, and every person who has given me grief is a redneck. To claim rednecks are less likely to sell out to the feds and are going to save us all from gun confiscation is among the stupidest things I have ever heard, and is just plain stupid and ass backwards, and I am speaking though personal knowledge and experience. If anything rednecks tend to JUSTIFY gun confiscation in the average Joe's mind through their crazy actions, threats and anti-unity banter. |
| AdHocBOHICA User ID: 19723065 01/01/2013 09:21 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Holy smokes............ Quoting: ClydeX Why is there any concern at all abut an overbearing, Constitution-denying government? An attempt to follow this thread (as is with most others) proves a frightening insight as to how this country is already divided, and is so for none other than arbitrary reasons. The OP began this thread to share news of one sheriff and his position, and it has devolved into name calling, personal attacks, and overall Internet bravado. While one is watching for just the "right" statement in order to jump in and express their own superiority, maybe heed should be paid that many others are watching threads similar to this, and I damn-well guarantee you "they" are taking notes. "They" know full well that the more we divide ourselves, the more of "their" work is being done for them. This, more than any time in history, and definitely more than any time during the lifespan of anyone reading this, is absolutely the time that developing continuity is paramount. You have a point. Most threads get derailed, that is the nature of the internet and people for that matter. Free speech is messy, just like freedom. I think if you read the posts and throw out the Brits, Aussies, at least half the Canadians, assorted Euros and the ever present communist/socialist boot licking americans and we pretty much are united, in principle if not in detail. Account for the trolls and the disinfo types and you have the internet. The trolls and gubmint worship posters,paid or unpaid, are here to disrupt, spread lies and cause confusion among other things. We are in the propaganda stage of the conflict. I would rather it not go past that so in my view it is important to counter obvious lies and attempts at rewriting history. -- "The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their? president.. Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince". |
| Anonymonus Astrophysicist User ID: 1194653 01/01/2013 09:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My agenda is unity among the american people and rednecks are an impediment to that goal. It is that simple. Quoting: Anonymonus Astrophysicist 1312799 No, your agenda is NWO. It's that simple. fuq you and the @$$ you rode in on. And just FYI, the Confederacy was the very last soldiers to fight for the US Constitution. It was a damn Yankee General Grant who signed away our rights with the Act of 1871. And Lincoln was a Tyrannt. He was the first dictator in US History to declare Martial Law and violate Posse Comitatus. He was also the first President to impose the draft. If you didn't sign with the Union Army, you went to prison. Every soldier in the Confederacy were volunteers. Lincoln also hired German and Irish soldiers to come in and fight for the Union. 16,600 to be exact. He gave them bonuses of $500, $600 if an officer and $700 if a spy. Actually, moron, I have never spoken a single word against the Confederacy or the reasons behind it, nor do I disagree with anything else you have said excepting of course your personal analysis of "my agenda" and the definition of "redneck". When you claim all confederates and working class in the south, it's a kick in the nuts to us all. Rednecks are the descendant of share croppers who sprung up after the war and are simply a desperate class of people from ordinary southerners, they are neither educated nor guided by moral principals. They gossip in church, as an example of their morality, and the instant they step out of that church they abandon everything they learned within it. You're arguing over perceptual connotations that really have no bearing in reality. The modern day definition of a red neck is different to many, so it truly is nothing more than a pair of words that can be used to relay one's own bias or their respect. Sort of like the word N*gger, wherein certain folks consider it a term of endearment while others use it to belittle another in some way. What we need to discuss is the difference between good and evil, right and wrong. If we can move away from divisive labels (the ones those currently in power wish us to embrace), we might find that many of us are of very similar mind - and actually begin to work TOGETHER to resolve the very real issues that threaten to destroy all of us. I agree wholeheartedly, though in my neck of the woods the word redneck is firmly defined and it is not a good thing. The white people who live in nice homes and a have educations fear them worst than they do blacks because of their irrational behavior and proclivity towards illegal activity, violence, ans substance abuse. |
Fire Watch![]() Forum Moderator User ID: 27900864 01/01/2013 09:25 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31300679 No, your agenda is NWO. It's that simple. fuq you and the @$$ you rode in on. And just FYI, the Confederacy was the very last soldiers to fight for the US Constitution. It was a damn Yankee General Grant who signed away our rights with the Act of 1871. And Lincoln was a Tyrannt. He was the first dictator in US History to declare Martial Law and violate Posse Comitatus. He was also the first President to impose the draft. If you didn't sign with the Union Army, you went to prison. Every soldier in the Confederacy were volunteers. Lincoln also hired German and Irish soldiers to come in and fight for the Union. 16,600 to be exact. He gave them bonuses of $500, $600 if an officer and $700 if a spy. Actually, moron, I have never spoken a single word against the Confederacy or the reasons behind it, nor do I disagree with anything else you have said excepting of course your personal analysis of "my agenda" and the definition of "redneck". When you claim all confederates and working class in the south, it's a kick in the nuts to us all. Rednecks are the descendant of share croppers who sprung up after the war and are simply a desperate class of people from ordinary southerners, they are neither educated nor guided by moral principals. They gossip in church, as an example of their morality, and the instant they step out of that church they abandon everything they learned within it. You're arguing over perceptual connotations that really have no bearing in reality. The modern day definition of a red neck is different to many, so it truly is nothing more than a pair of words that can be used to relay one's own bias or their respect. Sort of like the word N*gger, wherein certain folks consider it a term of endearment while others use it to belittle another in some way. What we need to discuss is the difference between good and evil, right and wrong. If we can move away from divisive labels (the ones those currently in power wish us to embrace), we might find that many of us are of very similar mind - and actually begin to work TOGETHER to resolve the very real issues that threaten to destroy all of us. I agree wholeheartedly, though in my neck of the woods the word redneck is firmly defined and it is not a good thing. The white people who live in nice homes and a have educations fear them worst than they do blacks because of their irrational behavior and proclivity towards illegal activity, violence, ans substance abuse. Is there a difference between redneck and hillbilly? Just curious where you are coming from... |
Fire Watch![]() Forum Moderator User ID: 27900864 01/01/2013 09:26 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymonus Astrophysicist 1312799 Actually, moron, I have never spoken a single word against the Confederacy or the reasons behind it, nor do I disagree with anything else you have said excepting of course your personal analysis of "my agenda" and the definition of "redneck". When you claim all confederates and working class in the south, it's a kick in the nuts to us all. Rednecks are the descendant of share croppers who sprung up after the war and are simply a desperate class of people from ordinary southerners, they are neither educated nor guided by moral principals. They gossip in church, as an example of their morality, and the instant they step out of that church they abandon everything they learned within it. You're arguing over perceptual connotations that really have no bearing in reality. The modern day definition of a red neck is different to many, so it truly is nothing more than a pair of words that can be used to relay one's own bias or their respect. Sort of like the word N*gger, wherein certain folks consider it a term of endearment while others use it to belittle another in some way. What we need to discuss is the difference between good and evil, right and wrong. If we can move away from divisive labels (the ones those currently in power wish us to embrace), we might find that many of us are of very similar mind - and actually begin to work TOGETHER to resolve the very real issues that threaten to destroy all of us. I agree wholeheartedly, though in my neck of the woods the word redneck is firmly defined and it is not a good thing. The white people who live in nice homes and a have educations fear them worst than they do blacks because of their irrational behavior and proclivity towards illegal activity, violence, ans substance abuse. Is there a difference between redneck and hillbilly? Just curious where you are coming from... For the record I was born and raised in N Illinois. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 31306610 01/01/2013 09:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You rednecks don't get it do you? The time for free gun ownership is over. I'm glad. America is the worst country on earth for gun crime. Things will be do much better when you hand over all your guns. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31292251 Free gun ownership? What kind of drugs are you smoking, Eurotard? And things will be "so much better" after we hand over the guns?? LOL! |
| Anonymonus Astrophysicist User ID: 1194653 01/01/2013 09:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymonus Astrophysicist 1312799 Actually, moron, I have never spoken a single word against the Confederacy or the reasons behind it, nor do I disagree with anything else you have said excepting of course your personal analysis of "my agenda" and the definition of "redneck". When you claim all confederates and working class in the south, it's a kick in the nuts to us all. Rednecks are the descendant of share croppers who sprung up after the war and are simply a desperate class of people from ordinary southerners, they are neither educated nor guided by moral principals. They gossip in church, as an example of their morality, and the instant they step out of that church they abandon everything they learned within it. You're arguing over perceptual connotations that really have no bearing in reality. The modern day definition of a red neck is different to many, so it truly is nothing more than a pair of words that can be used to relay one's own bias or their respect. Sort of like the word N*gger, wherein certain folks consider it a term of endearment while others use it to belittle another in some way. What we need to discuss is the difference between good and evil, right and wrong. If we can move away from divisive labels (the ones those currently in power wish us to embrace), we might find that many of us are of very similar mind - and actually begin to work TOGETHER to resolve the very real issues that threaten to destroy all of us. I agree wholeheartedly, though in my neck of the woods the word redneck is firmly defined and it is not a good thing. The white people who live in nice homes and a have educations fear them worst than they do blacks because of their irrational behavior and proclivity towards illegal activity, violence, ans substance abuse. Is there a difference between redneck and hillbilly? Just curious where you are coming from... People who live isolated in the backwoods have a tendency to deviate from societal norms, but no, to me the definition of redneck is different than hillbilly. A redneck is someone who leaves a slime trail of filth and immorality everywhere he goes, always leaving things worst than he found them. whether it is camping in the woods or moving into my neighborhood. Country folk are definitely not all rednecks, the majority in fact are not. They obey the law, take care of their children and their property and put emphasis on morality. |
| AdHocBOHICA User ID: 19723065 01/01/2013 09:35 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Some of you __________are beyond help, rednecks, hillbilly's, white trash, rich, poor.......most of you Morans are just that........Morans. Dumb ignorant college grads etc. We are doomed.....I cease to wonder why they wouldn't want 6 BILLION OF US DEAD sometimes after playing around with you folk, my goodness......... -- "The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their? president.. Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince". |
Fire Watch![]() Forum Moderator User ID: 27900864 01/01/2013 09:37 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: SaveUSa You're arguing over perceptual connotations that really have no bearing in reality. The modern day definition of a red neck is different to many, so it truly is nothing more than a pair of words that can be used to relay one's own bias or their respect. Sort of like the word N*gger, wherein certain folks consider it a term of endearment while others use it to belittle another in some way. What we need to discuss is the difference between good and evil, right and wrong. If we can move away from divisive labels (the ones those currently in power wish us to embrace), we might find that many of us are of very similar mind - and actually begin to work TOGETHER to resolve the very real issues that threaten to destroy all of us. I agree wholeheartedly, though in my neck of the woods the word redneck is firmly defined and it is not a good thing. The white people who live in nice homes and a have educations fear them worst than they do blacks because of their irrational behavior and proclivity towards illegal activity, violence, ans substance abuse. Is there a difference between redneck and hillbilly? Just curious where you are coming from... People who live isolated in the backwoods have a tendency to deviate from societal norms, but no, to me the definition of redneck is different than hillbilly. A redneck is someone who leaves a slime trail of filth and immorality everywhere he goes, always leaving things worst than he found them. whether it is camping in the woods or moving into my neighborhood. Country folk are definitely not all rednecks, the majority in fact are not. They obey the law, take care of their children and their property and put emphasis on morality. [/quote I assumed that people thought redneck's are people from the south...hill people. |
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| GB Packer Babe User ID: 15071850 01/01/2013 09:38 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Funny you should ask... Here is the origin of Hillbilly. I was going to post it with the Redneck def, but thought I'd spare you the long post. From Scottish History Online: HILLBILLY (Hillbillies) The origin of this American nickname for mountain folk in the Ozarks and in Appalachia comes from Ulster. Ulster-Scottish (The often incorrectly labeled “Scots-Irish”) settlers in the hill-country of Appalachia brought their traditional music with them to the new world, and many of their songs and ballads dealt with William, Prince of Orange, who defeated the Catholic King James II of the Stuart family at the Battle of the Boyne, Ireland in 1690. Supporters of King William were known as “Orangemen” and "Billy Boys" and their North American counterparts were soon referred to as "hillbillies". It is interesting to note that a traditional song of the Glasgow Rangers football club today begins with the line, "Hurrah! Hurrah! We are the Billy Boys!" and shares its tune with the famous American Civil War song, "Marching Through Georgia". Stories abound of American National Guard units from Southern states being met upon disembarking in Britain during the First and Second World Wars with the tune, much to their displeasure! One of these stories comes from Colonel Ward Schrantz, a noted historian, Carthage Missouri native, and veteran of the Mexican Border Campaign, as well as the First and Second World Wars, documented a story where the US Army's 30th Division, made up of National Guard units from Georgia, North and South Carolina and Tennessee arrived in the United Kingdom…”a waiting British band broke into welcoming American music, and the soldiery, even the 118th Field Artillery and the 105 Medical Battalion from Georgia, broke into laughter. The excellence of intent and the ignorance of the origins of the American music being equally obvious. The welcoming tune was “Marching Through Georgia.” ... Quoting: SaveUSa You're arguing over perceptual connotations that really have no bearing in reality. The modern day definition of a red neck is different to many, so it truly is nothing more than a pair of words that can be used to relay one's own bias or their respect. Sort of like the word N*gger, wherein certain folks consider it a term of endearment while others use it to belittle another in some way. What we need to discuss is the difference between good and evil, right and wrong. If we can move away from divisive labels (the ones those currently in power wish us to embrace), we might find that many of us are of very similar mind - and actually begin to work TOGETHER to resolve the very real issues that threaten to destroy all of us. I agree wholeheartedly, though in my neck of the woods the word redneck is firmly defined and it is not a good thing. The white people who live in nice homes and a have educations fear them worst than they do blacks because of their irrational behavior and proclivity towards illegal activity, violence, ans substance abuse. Is there a difference between redneck and hillbilly? Just curious where you are coming from... People who live isolated in the backwoods have a tendency to deviate from societal norms, but no, to me the definition of redneck is different than hillbilly. A redneck is someone who leaves a slime trail of filth and immorality everywhere he goes, always leaving things worst than he found them. whether it is camping in the woods or moving into my neighborhood. Country folk are definitely not all rednecks, the majority in fact are not. They obey the law, take care of their children and their property and put emphasis on morality. The Utopian Dream Is Really A Regime |
| AdHocBOHICA User ID: 19723065 01/01/2013 09:39 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You Bastard Sons Of BITCHES without a KNOWN Father from any location outside of CONUS need to shut your Pie Hole and mind your own Damned affairs in your own Damned to hell shit-hole cUntry and but out of OUR fucking business. Nuff Said. -- "The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their? president.. Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince". |
Fire Watch![]() Forum Moderator User ID: 27900864 01/01/2013 09:39 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymonus Astrophysicist 1194653 I agree wholeheartedly, though in my neck of the woods the word redneck is firmly defined and it is not a good thing. The white people who live in nice homes and a have educations fear them worst than they do blacks because of their irrational behavior and proclivity towards illegal activity, violence, ans substance abuse. Is there a difference between redneck and hillbilly? Just curious where you are coming from... People who live isolated in the backwoods have a tendency to deviate from societal norms, but no, to me the definition of redneck is different than hillbilly. A redneck is someone who leaves a slime trail of filth and immorality everywhere he goes, always leaving things worst than he found them. whether it is camping in the woods or moving into my neighborhood. Country folk are definitely not all rednecks, the majority in fact are not. They obey the law, take care of their children and their property and put emphasis on morality. [/quote I assumed that people thought redneck's are people from the south...hill people. All of my family are from or in the foothills of the Smokie Mountains...I guess you would call them redneck's. Good church going people who would give you the shirts off of their back. |
| AdHocBOHICA User ID: 19723065 01/01/2013 09:40 PM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And don't forget your position right at the top of the list.... May I buy you Lunch in person? -- "The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their? president.. Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince". |
| imetthecreator User ID: 15778046 01/01/2013 09:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You Bastard Sons Of BITCHES without a KNOWN Father from any location outside of CONUS need to shut your Pie Hole and mind your own Damned affairs in your own Damned to hell shit-hole cUntry and but out of OUR fucking business. Nuff Said. Quoting: AdHocBOHICA all of a sudden i wanna get a sex chamge and marry you wtf? To the %99 Be glad you still are asleep and dream awakening and knowing is the real nightmare |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 31306610 01/01/2013 09:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The only reference i have for my comment is the film Raising Arizona......but if this catches fire across the states, does this mean rednecks are gonna save America? Quoting: Enia Are you an American living in America? No Im Irish living in Dublin :-) Fucking Awesome ;-) Awesome? Sounds like the ultimate downer. |
| Anonymonus Astrophysicist User ID: 1194653 01/01/2013 09:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymonus Astrophysicist 1194653 I agree wholeheartedly, though in my neck of the woods the word redneck is firmly defined and it is not a good thing. The white people who live in nice homes and a have educations fear them worst than they do blacks because of their irrational behavior and proclivity towards illegal activity, violence, ans substance abuse. Is there a difference between redneck and hillbilly? Just curious where you are coming from... People who live isolated in the backwoods have a tendency to deviate from societal norms, but no, to me the definition of redneck is different than hillbilly. A redneck is someone who leaves a slime trail of filth and immorality everywhere he goes, always leaving things worst than he found them. whether it is camping in the woods or moving into my neighborhood. Country folk are definitely not all rednecks, the majority in fact are not. They obey the law, take care of their children and their property and put emphasis on morality. [/quote I assumed that people thought redneck's are people from the south...hill people. Not all , there are rednecks in the north, just not as many. Here are some defining characteristics that ALL rednecks share: Ingrained racism, especially against blacks.(I am assuming this comes from their ancestry as sharecroppers and their having to compete with blacks for the lower paying jobs.) Lack of education and general knowledge. Most are drop outs early in their high school years, and the exceptions find themselves transformed from rednecks and at odds with their parents and families. A certainty that they are right about everything, no matter how poorly informed they are or how convincing your argument against them is. THEY DO NOT ADMIT OR CONCEDE THEY ARE WRONG, EVER, AND "EVER" IS BIG WORD. A total failure on their part to take care of their homes , their property, and their families in what most of us would call an acceptable manner. The exception is their pickup truck, whcih all rednecks see as a status symbol that supersedes the condition of their homes and families. A generalized pattern of rationalization where no matter how wrong an action on their part obviously is, they find a way to justify it. A disdain for educated people. Informing a redneck of a fact and referencing it when it goes against what he believes in the presence of others results in a physical altercation in almost every case. A redneck will not attend a mixed race church, and for the most part churches in the south are subject to institutionalized racism An irrational hatred and mistrust of people from urban areas. Incest is rampant, and considered normal. It is also covered up by law enforcement in rural areas like my own.. Child abuse and neglect occurs in nearly every redneck family ranging from filth and failure to maintain basic hygiene to malnutrition, physical abuse and sexual abuse. Rednecks always nearly always have a large collection of junk firearms and 'stockpiled' ammunition, but few are skilled marksmen and hunt using some tactic that requires only minimal skill and accuracy to acquire game. |