Deep southern commies

[Reds]

who hear is a communist or anarchist from the deep south

[Lord Testicles]

deep south of America?? is that even possable? lol :blink:

[Nothing Human Is Alien]

Do you count Memphis and Atlanta as the "deep" south?

[Reds]

Georgia{where I live}, Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tenneesse, northern Florida.

[Clarksist]

I'm in Harrison, Arkansas. Homeland of the KKK.

I guess you'd consider this the "deep south".

Its pretty disheartening. But I&#39;ll live. I suppose. <_<

[novemba]

North Cakilaki wut wut&#33;

[More Fire for the People]

I&#39;m from Arkansas as well, I have a teacher this year from Harrison.

[OleMarxco]

Is there any? ;)
I thought there were only "Redneck&#39;s" from thum there, &#39;thurr&#33; Huhuh&#33; :P
Like Bushie-Bushie Bush, or them Texan&#39;s. I don&#39;t know much &#39;bout this shit,
but you learn alot for not even bein&#39; &#39;ere. Atleast, accordin&#39; to MY sources....
There&#39;s more in the North than in the South, I&#39;ve heard. Rather look &#39;thirr&#33;

[Severian]

I live in &#39;bama.

" deep south of America?? is that even possable? lol"

Don&#39;t believe the hype.

[Klipper]

i&#39;m the furthest south so far... central FL&#33; lots of anarchists here in the tampa area, in orlando, and in miami&#33;

[TheReadMenace]

Texas bounce&#33;

[novemba]

I&#39;m interested in the possiblities of Southern Farmers backing the communist cause...they would benefit a lot from it if they would be a little more open minded...any one got any articles on this?

[Reds]

Alot of rural people in the south would beifit from a communist revolutin but have to much honer/ignorince to exept what they call charity.

[Clarksist]

I&#39;m from Arkansas as well, I have a teacher this year from Harrison.


Where, pray tell, are you in Arkansas?

And as for your teacher, I&#39;m sorry you got on from Harrison. It sucks here. :(

[More Fire for the People]

Originally posted by [email protected] 21 2005, 02:44 PM

I&#39;m from Arkansas as well, I have a teacher this year from Harrison.


Where, pray tell, are you in Arkansas?

And as for your teacher, I&#39;m sorry you got on from Harrison. It sucks here. :(
I live near Fayetteville, my town is alreayd under the effects of "suburbanization" because of the growth in Fayetteville.

Also this guy seems to the most leftist adult in the entire city, and he plays guitar too.

[lenin_fresh]

Originally posted by [email protected] 21 2005, 08:31 PM
I&#39;m interested in the possiblities of Southern Farmers backing the communist cause...they would benefit a lot from it if they would be a little more open minded...any one got any articles on this?
I know where I live isn&#39;t particularly Southern (though the Confederate flag displays leaves you wondering every now and again) but the farmers and factory workers in Indiana could really use it as well. Too bad we&#39;re a staunch GOP state.

[southernmissfan]

I&#39;m in Alabama.

The biggest obstacle to the left here in the South is backwards attitudes--fundamentalist religion, racism, sexism, homophobia, etc.

[TheReadMenace]

Originally posted by [email protected] 21 2005, 10:31 PM
I&#39;m in Alabama.

The biggest obstacle to the left here in the South is backwards attitudes--fundamentalist religion, racism, sexism, homophobia, etc.
Yeah, that&#39;s the way it is in Texas.

The cool thing, though, is that further down south, a little further from where I live, there&#39;s a revival of the Zapatista movement. I know it&#39;s carrying up here a bit, because I&#39;ve spoken to several and am friends with a few.

But other than that, Texas is just a regurgitation of Bush-shit propoganda.


Andrew

[TheReadMenace]

Oh yeah, Austin actually has a pretty decent anarchist/communist movement. So that&#39;s pretty cool.


Andrew

[Severian]

Originally posted by [email protected] 21 2005, 02:31 PM
I&#39;m interested in the possiblities of Southern Farmers backing the communist cause...they would benefit a lot from it if they would be a little more open minded...any one got any articles on this?
Here&#39;s a start:
Refuting ultright demagogy aimed at farmers...and laying out a socialist program to benefit working farmers. (http://www.themilitant.com/1996/6010/6010_18.html)

U.S., Cuban farmers meet. (http://www.themilitant.com/2000/6408/640858.html) Mostly farmers from Georgia and Florida, at that.

There&#39;s a booklet called "Farmers Face the Crisis of the 1990s" by Doug Jenness which has a lot of good facts and explains a socialist farm program.

[Le People]

It ain&#39;t deep, but it&#39;s great&#33; West Virginia&#33; Martinsburg.

[RandomRival]

Jville Florida, Right here Baby&#33;

[I and I]

D-Town here

[Ownthink]

Me = Detroit now and for the past 5 years, but I am from the deep south. Georgia. Ugh, I hated it.

[novemba]

Thanks for those links Severian, very informative.