Have you found your dad yet ? Maybe he identified as one of those crazy ass types of different genders 🍺
My dad who I never met was killed in Vietnam in a mission flying grunts into a hot zone on a Huey. Since I’ve lived in Kentucky I know one thing, the people here love their country just like in Louisiana and can’t stand this bullshit of me him her she whatever you all want to call it but there’s more than us than you. We love to hunt gators, deer, squirrels, go crabbin, fish, and all the rest of what men and women do and are blessed to do in this United States especially the southeast.
I hope the kill every Russian they can and if that shit happened here you would to unless you wanted to wave the rainbow flag. You people make me ****ing sick 🇺🇸
Sorry for your loss and I feel the same way if the Russians were to invade here, but
Idk how bringing up pronouns or stereotypes has anything to do with the convo at hand.
Nobody said you can't like or dislike the things you mentioned.
I mean Jesus Christ man, you're putting your preconceived notions on me just because I lean left. You can have whatever ideals you want, I reallt don't care but the whole origin of this back and forth was me simply saying remote work is a reason for people leaving CA. I was called a liar for stating this so of course I'm going to defend myself.
You're taking your hate and anger and aiming it at me just because of what you see in the news and you feel that you have place it on any one who is liberal.
This country is made up of a wide array of people and just because they're different doesn't mean they should be ridiculed and that goes both ways.
I was raised in small-town KY, TX and LA and didn't live in another state until after I graduated college.
Until age 6 I was raised mostly in Cajun country where my step-dad would take my brother and I fishing or deer hunting. We lived in the middle of the woods in a trailer with a pond in the back and enough land to grow crops for the 4 of us. We had pigs, fish and 2 dogs, 4 if you count the 2 strays that roamed the area. We walked 1 mi to the bus stop where my step-dad built a teepee for us to take shelter from the elements.
We moved to KY and life was essentially the same, splitting time between trailer living and living with my grandparents, the latter are the reason why I'm even on this board cheering for UK. I stayed in KY until late middle school and decided to move in with my late father back in TX. I knew it was going to be hell for 4.5 years but the opportunity was greater in TX and that alone was worth the sacrifice.
I was fortunate enough to not be raised in just one locale like most are and because of that I saw how other people lived. I attended 7 different schools across 3 states before I decided to attend UK to be close to my grandparents.
Just because someone is liberal or conservative doesn't mean they have nothing in common. Most likely they have more things in common than not, especially if they lived in the same area.
Aim your emotions at something productive, like rooting for UK, hobbies, etc. Don't aim them at fellow Americans who just happen to think differently.
With that I hope you take care and treat others the same as you want to be treated.
This goes for everyone on this board.
I'll be heading back to RR for basketball chatter.
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