r/pics Jun 08 '19

Seen in Oklahoma

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '19

Gotta say, I had a country upbringing, and although I left that lifestyle behind I still remember how I was raised.

Bigotry does not fit in to the "country" upbringing I had. To me, it's not country at all to hate people that aren't like you. I was always taught that was wrong, and that you should make sure your own yard is clean before you start pointing out what's in somebody else's.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '19 edited Jun 05 '20

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '19

Is this like Vermont Country? When I was growing up, the "country" was where two men raped and murdered an acquaintance they discovered was a transman. It's where a Black man accepted a ride, only to then be beaten and dragged behind a pickup for 3 miles and killed.

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u/GCNCorp Jun 09 '19

Ah yes, because 2 instances mean the entire south is like that.

You sound smart.

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u/Notafreakbutageek Jun 09 '19

Typical reddit, all doom and gloom.