[ SECRET POST #2479 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2479 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

The use of 'redneck' you're thinking of is becoming a more common one. I have a branch of the family that unashamedly self-identifies with the term - we're all in a suburban area, but they use it to refer to the beer/motorcycles/conservatives/etc lifestyle. (I've heard them use the term 'blue, white, and red' - blue-collar white-trash rednecks.) Not the most politically correct of crowds, but they're good people. Providing you don't stand too close to my brothers-in-law during the drunken fireworks lighting ceremony.

Similar to the discussion of 'gypsy' a couple of days ago - I'm aware enough of the negative connotations that I wouldn't use the term in conversation with a stranger, but it doesn't strike me as a knee-jerk insult either.