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You could start by not representing people who eat meat as stereotypical fat redneck americans, which, in addition to just being baseline offensive, is hardly a
by klmadfejno 6y ago
You could start by not representing people who eat meat as stereotypical fat redneck americans, which, in addition to just being baseline offensive, is hardly a dominant trait among people who eat meat.
- 52-6F-62 6y agoI question whether people who make such remarks have ever met a farmer. I really dislike this method of trying to attain one's vision; wantonly throwing around absolutes and creating enemies out of neighbours. It's hubris personified.
- airhead969 6y agoSome of my extended family raise longhorns in Texas for tax dodge ("working farm") and social validation reasons. They are definitely obese, redneck Americans who chew tobacco and are months away from their latest stroke, heart attack, and/or cancer.
- klmadfejno 6y agoThat's great for you. However, your extended longhorn family is not the only group of people that eats meat, and you come across poorly for making a straw man portrayal otherwise.