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1 Doofus  Feb 28, 2015 12:06:48pm

I was having trouble with your link. I hope this is correct.

salon.com

2 Romantic Heretic  Feb 28, 2015 12:22:43pm

re: #1 Doofus

Odd. It worked for me when I wrote the page. I always check my links.

Didn’t work when I just tried it again. Fixed it and it works fine now.

Going to reload page and see what happens.

3 subterraneanhomesickalien  Feb 28, 2015 2:57:00pm

I wouldn’t read too much it.

Just seems like older white people having a cultural and social anxiety attack about how the world around them is changing, and how they might have to share power with “those people” in the future after they have dominated the body politic in this country since its inception.

4 team_fukit  Mar 1, 2015 12:27:11pm

Definitely an article worth reading!

I think it nails the South’s sense of exceptionalism and the ultimate nihilism of Southern Protestant/Evangelical styles of individualism that has pervaded Tea Party style conservatives.

The South still struggles with its post-Bellum identity, it was a culture that valued honor (for whites) over law to the point of endorsing nullification, violence, and rebellion. In very many ways it still is


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