[ SECRET POST #6898 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6898 ⌋

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Comments

[hey_hey_hey]

It's 9-1-1 Nashville not 9-1-1 Portland or some shit.

[hey_hey_hey]

But it's really more likely a reaction to last year's presidential election and the mistaken belief that "woke" is dead.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, and? 911 Lone Star was fairly diverse.

[(Anonymous)]

In the 2020 census, Nashville was 53.3% white. That's not an "it makes sense for every character that matters to be white" demographic

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but I've been to Nashville a dozen times, for business. the ol' boy country scene has mated with the evangelical chrisosphere and morphed into an unholy white atmosphere which, yes, is at odds with the actual demographic of the area. it's not about who lives there, it's about who they want the rest of the US to believe lives there.

I used to be part of the CCM bubble. all of contemporary jesus pop is literally centered in Nashville. for 40-50 years it was the hub, the only reason it has shrunk since 2002 has been the overall shrinkage of the music industry. It's still basically where all the evangelicals flock to, the churches are essentially celebrity hubs. so what OP is seeing in this crappy tv show is born out of that culture - the white evangelicals treating Nashville as their holy city to which all must aspire, whether they be deep south country folk or high-class church grifters. I get it, I really do, and it's ugly and not worth supporting with your watching.