[ SECRET POST #4136 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4136 ⌋

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Comments

[cbrachyrhynchos]

It's become a genre for people slightly above the median income who think that owning a truck and a hat makes one salt-of-the-earth. There's a lot of feel-good wish fulfillment for conservatives going on.

[feotakahari]

In other words, Ryan Zinke?

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Yeah.

A large part of the problem was deregulation of radio in the 80s, and the largest networks were as sycophantic to Reagan/Bush as they could get away with. The Dixie Chicks were just one of the more explicit examples of artists getting blacklisted for having the wrong opinion.

[(Anonymous)]

DA. I still miss the Dixie Chicks. They were awesome.

[(Anonymous)]

another DA

I don't even listen to country and I remneber them.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm a day late, but I've found that most people around here (northern suburbs of Pittsburgh to be slightly exact) that listen to country are middle to upper middle class white kids who don't like rap or alternative, have racists/prejudicial thoughts that they may or may not admit to, and think that owning a truck, fishing, and listening to country makes them "hicks". Meanwhile, not one of them could actually tough it out in the "stix"...