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average citizens don't go camping, you clown car of vat-grown sub-pravda wine auntshttps://twitter.com/nytopinion/status/1036446181621202944 …
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I guess it's more accurate to say the average American doesn't camp but the average camper can come from any sub group of white Americans.
Can come from any subgroup of white Americans, but has to be so inclined, be able to afford the gear and take the time, and so on.
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Income plays only a slight role.
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Still some role - if you get cheap, shitty gear, you'll have a bad time and be less likely to do it again. But it's only one factor among many, and probably less important than the filter against people who don't have a car.
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You honestly don't need to spend that much money on gear. It's camping. People have been doing it since prehistory. Just get a tarp and a mosquito net and a yoga mat and a blanket and some ropes and stakes for a grand total of 40 bucks tops. All can be had at home depot probably
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I want to watch this reality show kind of
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I was a boy scout so I know *all* about packing way too much shit for a camping trip
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