Posted on 03/29/2014 5:17:56 AM PDT by ilovesarah2012
Edited on 03/29/2014 5:22:30 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Who considers rap a culture?
The Northern States were into mfg., but they were producing goods already made in Europe so didn’t have a market for exporting.
The Southern States were into tobacco, hemp, cotton, etc., and had lucrative contracts with foreign countries so the South was becoming much more wealthy than the North.
Remember that abolition ONLY denied slavery in the South, While slave owners in the North (many of whom were black) could keep their slaves.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm sure the kid was flying the flag to protest against regional tariffs in the northern New Jersey area.
Judging from some of the replies here I'd say that there is no respect from either region towards the other.
Rappers, thugs, scumsucking losers who fight dogs and Whoopie Goldberg.
Several people admired her bandana.
Where I live, it’s not considered criminal.
:)
There’s load of them left here.
However, I am not one of them.
I’m hillbilly.
There is a marked difference.
:)
Lord knows that I’ve invited them to, often enough.
:)
I don’t know of anywhere where it’s considered “criminal”.
She loves me and whomever I introduce to her.
Others, not so much.
:D
Sorry about Fats!
:’(
Euphemistically speaking.
If a kid wants to fly the flag of a vanquished defeated traitorous military force, it’s a free country.
Seven does look sharp in her bandana, beautiful dog. I imagine few would give her any lip about her outfit!
I hate to say it—no, I don’t, to be honest about it—but I suspect that few people on the street would even be aware of what the stars and bars represent.
I’d pay good money to watch that show.
PETA at Sturgis would be a hoot!
Flag etiquette comment; the Rebel/redneck flag appears larger than Old Glory.
Participants in the rap culture?
Teen?
Nice doggy.
The shortest show on earth....:D
Google PETA and bikers.
There’s a funny spoof
Right now, considering, you’d think people would appreciate the historical relevancy.
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