Obama press conference

[T-TownVol]

Unsure, are you going to continue to plagiarize his thoughts or do you have some of your own? I just enjoy political conversations where people don't get branded a certain way, a.k.a. "Ivy Leaguer", "liberal" etc.

you got me

 

[VolsDeep]

you got me

I am an Ivy Leaguer...

 

[T-TownVol]

I am an Ivy Leaguer...

i am a redneck...

 

[VolsDeep]

i am a redneck...

The two aren't mutually exclusive....

 

[BigPapaVol]

The two aren't mutually exclusive....

100% verifiably true.
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[DC Vol]

The two aren't mutually exclusive....

Depends on what constitutes a "redneck"

 

[MG1968]

Depends on what constitutes a "redneck"

a glorious lack of sophistication.

--Jeff Foxworthy

 

[OrangeEmpire]

I am an Ivy Leaguer...

 

[OrangeEmpire]

Depends on what constitutes a "redneck"

Perhaps it is just me, I understand Redneck came from the poor coal miners in West Virginia when they revolted and that was their identifying mark against the Coal Armies, but isn't a redneck a dude from the city who pretends to be a hillbilly?

 

[wbailey7]

Totus

 

[T-TownVol]

Perhaps it is just me, I understand Redneck came from the poor coal miners in West Virginia when they revolted and that was their identifying mark against the Coal Armies, but isn't a redneck a dude from the city who pretends to be a hillbilly?

Farmers Dude, farmers.

 

[volinbham]

Perhaps it is just me, I understand Redneck came from the poor coal miners in West Virginia when they revolted and that was their identifying mark against the Coal Armies

I've heard this as well.

 

[DC Vol]

Farmers Dude, farmers.

One way or another, a coal miner or a farmer are not what has become the "redneck" stereotype.

 

[T-TownVol]

One way or another, a coal miner or a farmer are not what has become the "redneck" stereotype.

I resemble that remark!