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The American Redneck Society.

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#1 ·
Count me in!

You might be a redneck if…

  • You're a Survivalist.
  • You’re a fan of Nascar.
  • You’re a gun owner.
  • You like country music.
  • You can fix just about anything with duct tape.

http://www.americanrednecksociety.com :thumb:
 
#15 ·
I don't know. Where I am from the term redneck means something along the same lines as white trash or trailer trash, with a more backwoods bent to it. It is generally a pretty derogatory term and is used with the intent of insulting someone.
The less nasty thing to refer to someone who is country would be..country, or good old boy, or hillbilly, something like that.
 
#19 ·
(Intox)At 15 years old, after a night at the bar(yes I was drinkin') with my 25 year old cousins. I saw my uncle throw a kitchen knife at his sons head, who was clear across the room...in their trailor. Yes, at 24 years old, I now consider my self a part of the American Redneck society.

In memory of my uncle Tommy I say "Jiggle-ing, jiggle-ing."

~TLR

And I welcome anyone from northwest Louisiana to join me, should they have ever met Tommy Cochran at Vickies Place.
 
#21 ·
I'd like Nascar if it envolved guns, traps, and conditions to victory that doesn't involve driving around in a circle. Perhaps Nudity would help.

I like Country Music but not that new crap. I like Blue Grass, and Older music. The day that Kid rock entered the arena, Hank Williams rolled over in his grave.

The rest suits me just fine.
 
#29 ·
The term Redneck came from the red bandannas that the union members wore to identify themselves during the Battle of Blair Mountain. During the five day battle about 3000 well armed coal mine hired guns fought 10,000 to 15,000 poorly armed union coal miners. It was the largest battle on American soil post Civil War. This took place in the 1920s and made national and international news because the US Military had to be brought in to stop the fighting. Once upon a time being a redneck actually was a title of pride.
 
#26 ·
From their site.
1. Do you like to hunt or fish? Both
2. Are you a fan of NASCAR? Nope
3. Do you own a pickup truck? Not yet
4. Are you a gun-owner? I did until the last fishin trip, lost the boat too.
5. Do you like country music? Yepper
6. Do you laugh at and identify with “you might be a redneck” jokes? Some
7. Do you agree with the creed of the American Redneck Society? For the most aprt
8. Are you a proud supporter of the U.S. military? **** yeah
9. Can you fix just about anything with duct tape? 100mph tape, yessir
10. Did you think “duct” tape in question 9 should have been “duck” tape? yep

I am proud to be an American and affirm that the United States of America is one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. I embrace the historical heritage of the Redneck. This heritage includes men wearing red scarves around their necks while escaping religious persecution in Scotland centuries ago. It includes farmers whose hard work in the sun-drenched fields of this nation’s breadbasket burned their necks crimson red while keeping Americans fed. As a Redneck, I work hard and I play hard. As a Redneck, I am able to laugh at myself. In short, as an American Redneck, I have a sense of country and a sense of humor.
 
#27 ·
The term red-neck has been hijacked and perverted by the media. A red-neck was originally spun by city folk directed at Farmers and hard working Country Folk. Especially Tobbacco Farmers because they had to wear alot of clothing to protect their skin from the Tobacco plants, usually that would only leave their necks exposed to the Sun while they bent over to pick.

I think its an insult and reverse racism to call Country Folk red-necks and give the impression they are stupid. They won't look so stupid wtshtf and people need food.

People always have to have a class of people to pick on, you never hardly heard the term red-neck until people couldn't use the "N" word for fear of class ridicule. I guess when they can't pick on red-necks anymore they'll start on the Mentally disabled.

But on a lighter note: I'm the biggest red-neck in Maryland.