You win the self-own contest on Twitter today, bro.
Actually, rural America has access to the Internet, Netflix, Twitter, and Amazon. But does 'cosmopolitan' America have any understanding of tradition, religion, freedom, or optimism?https://twitter.com/RadioFreeTom/status/1046203452890775554 …
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By the 'majority', you mean big cities, right?
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People like Tom Nichols are so dense that they don’t realize they don’t even need to go out to the sticks to see people who think differently. He just needs to go to an inner city minority, Protestant church to discover people who have totally different values & ways of life.
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@patcondell has the best take on this kind of smugness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9T4dGAxtO0 …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I live in rural Texas only 3 miles outside of our town. We DO NOT have access to high speed unlimited internet. Wireless cellphone data plans (still not entirely unlimited) and Satellite Internet (definitely not unlimited) are our only two options. No cable TV either.
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I know your post was more about religion, but you readers shouldn’t assume high speed internet is a given like I did when we lived in OR, MI, VA, PA, and even Germany. Rural life in the South really is different than anywhere else.
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Right, the problem isn’t that they’re disconnected. It’s that they consciously disagree with the values.
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Agreed, and quite a significant slice of the current cosmopolitan elite grew up rural, but left, in part, for that very reason.
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