Kasdeja wrote:Living in Indiana has major drawbacks. Like..the phrase..Git R Done...and it's suprising how many people here don't realize that Indiana was part of the Union, not Confederacy...anywho...
It's really not that bad...fun to make fun of, though. It's pretty safe to live around here and for being a stereotypical 'redneck' area, we have a good mix of people. Some of the guys I've talked to say they support stronger state rights, etc.
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"Stronger state rights" used to mean "the right to own slaves," or "the right to segregate our schools," or [pick your own racist meaning]. Not sure what it means these days, though.
my gay friends use gay in the same context as i do. so i guess to them it doesn't matter if i say it? they know that i love them all and wouldn't have my world without pink eyeshadow and wigs. and don't take offense to it. but i can understand how it can be taken as offensive. for that i apologize.
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if i am silent, i am damned.
who am i?
State rights could also mean "the Federal government can't tell me who I can or can't marry", or "the Federal government can't force me to have a child".
horcruxes wrote:i'm too lazy to go back and quote and such.
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my gay friends use gay in the same context as i do. so i guess to them it doesn't matter if i say it? they know that i love them all and wouldn't have my world without pink eyeshadow and wigs. and don't take offense to it. but i can understand how it can be taken as offensive. for that i apologize.
Languorous Lass wrote:"Stronger state rights" used to mean "the right to own slaves," or "the right to segregate our schools," or [pick your own racist meaning]. Not sure what it means these days, though.
I didn't stick around to find out...I get impatient with people who talk too slow.
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