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[Jack]

I used to love goobers at the saturday matinee when I was a kid

 

[Adam Hitler]

Lily likes using the slur because its a dig at White people. Men in particular...

 

[Lily]

It is a dig at men, but goobers come in any race...

 

[Adam Hitler]

I assume its a reference to "rednecks" too

 

[Adam Hitler]

Sure sure

 

[Lily]

No, not to rednecks. Rednecks were union workers that use red handkerchiefs when protesting against coal mine owners.

 

[Lily]

Those were good hard-working and courageous Americans in mostly W. Virginia

 

[Lily]

Look up the Battle of Blair Mountain

 

[Adam Hitler]

Redneck is a slur against rural White folks.

 

[Adam Hitler]

Have jews changed the definition again?

 

[Adam Hitler]

I hate it when they do that

 

[Lily]

It is not, it was co-opted as a slur by some.

 

[Lily]

No, Adam. You simply don't read history is all.

 

[Adam Hitler]

They "modify" history though.

 

[Adam Hitler]

Thats what zionists with the bible in the 1930s

 

[Adam Hitler]

Thats what zionists did with the bible in the 1930s

 

[Lily]

It was white union workers in W. Virginia that fought off coal mine owners and their hired thugs. They wore red handerchiefs.

 

[Adam Hitler]

I had a huge argument with Lokberg about this

 

[Lily]

They were the original "red necks"/

 

[Lily]

It was white union workers in W. Virginia that fought off coal mine owners and their hired thugs. They wore red handkerchiefs.

 

[Lily]

They were the original "red necks".

 

[Adam Hitler]

Ok fair enough. Like you say though, certain folks use the term as a slur these days

 

[Jack]

redneck is a guy who sits out in front of his trailer on the toilet, smokin a cif with a sign that says "Get a life, MORANS"

 

[Jack]

redneck is a guy who sits out in front of his trailer on the toilet, smokin a cig with a sign that says "Get a life, MORANS"

 

[Lily]

And some use it in pride. I don't use that term because those coal miners get my respect.

 

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[Lily]

blair witch mountain strike AI Mode All Images Videos News Shopping Short videos More Tools AI Overview What Made the Battle of Blair Mountain the Largest Labor ... "Blair Witch Mountain Strike" refers to The Battle of Blair Mountain, a large-scale armed conflict in West Virginia in August 1921 between unionized coal miners and company guards/sheriff's deputies during the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) campaign to unionize the region. The miners' goals were to secure better wages, safer conditions, and freedom from company stores, and the battle ended when federal troops were sent in to quell the uprising. This historic event is often misremembered or confused with the fictional ho

 

[Lily]

Back when Americans had some fucking balls.

 

[Jack]

oh right, thats where the term originated because coal mining....MAGATS have co opted it

 

[Lily]

The coal companies called the Feds and they sent federal troops to kill dozens of Americans that wanted nothing more than fair working conditions.