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As much disdain as he might bring upon himself from the metal elite, and for all the hype which has always overshadowed his finished musical endeavors, Matt Heafy is not a stupid young man. If nothing else, his is a case of a person who got the rub from all the right industry folks way before he actually did anything to deserve such praise and publicity, and then began to believe in his own unearned greatness. As Dave Fonseca so brilliantly stated in his Shogun review, Heafy brazenly and foolishly put the cart before the horse: his obsession with attaining icon status interfered with his desire to actually create music cementing such stature, and it caught up with him. Can you name a song off The Crusade? What's the best tune from Shogun? Mysteries to me as well, but to my surprise, it looks as though the band actually wised up a bit. In Waves is easily the most genuine article Trivium has produced since 2005's Ascendancy by signifying an understanding of past faults, and showing a much-needed lack of affectation.
You'd have to be truly ignorant not to recognize the technical superiority Trivium exudes amongst its peers. These fuckers can run circles around their compatriots in God Forbid, Shadows Fall, and even Killswitch Engage, yet they've also never reached the songwriting competency of any of those bands either. In Waves removes almost all comparisons by abandoning much of the derivative nature of their last two albums. It's clear that Heafy has an unavoidably natural vocal resemblance to James Hetfield, but this time around he's chosen to noticeably dial it down quite a few notches, and likewise, much of the Metallica/Testament aping has vanished as well. Deeply melodic beyond anything else they've done thus far, and undoubtedly focused on crafting memorable, catchy songs, In Waves sounds true, and so acutely honest in avoiding the trend, that it makes me wonder what they would have become had they gone this route years ago. I'm suspecting they might wonder that, too.
They haven't entirely let go of their past, as tunes such as "Forsake Not The Dream", "Chaos Reigns" and "Inception Of The End" are very much grounded in the melodic thrash vein a-la Darkest Hour, and are very well-written for what they are. The change comes by the manner in which "Capsizing The Sea" flows seamlessly into the crunchy opening title track; it broadens with the curb-stomp thrust of "Dusk Dismantled" and the infectious grooves of "Watch The World Burn" and "Built To Fall" both push an almost rock vibe to the forefront; it stays with the riffy crunch of "Black" that is powered by one of Heafy's best vocal arrangements. Speaking of which: Power ballad "Of All These Yesterdays" really exposes Matt as a legitimately capable clean singer, unassisted by Paolo Gregoletto and Nick Augusto's impressive rhythm tandem, and shines as one of the most captivating tunes the band has ever penned. Corey Beaulieu also proves himself to be invaluable as Heafy's tag-partner, showing off some tasteful leads and harmonies that so are refreshingly lacking in show-off arrogance and "look at me!" fretboard acrobatics, highlighted in many places on songs like "Watch The World Burn", among others. The improvements are many, and these tracks stick tenaciously to your ribs in ways unheard-of since the excellent Ascendancy burst onto the scene.
The one thing that has frustrated me so much about Trivium is their seeming ignorance to their detractors, and to this day they're still very confident. While they've taken great steps towards finally regaining some semblance of a personal identity that has been absent for many years, the growth shown on In Waves leaves them open to explore further avenues concerning some of the rock elements they've adopted here, and it seems like they finally learned a small lesson or three in humility. Hey, it's a start, and they've always been a very good band that unfortunately fell in love with themselves too early in their career, but to be fair, if you were opening for the likes of Iron Maiden, Ozzy Osbourne and Metallica and co-headlined huge European festivals after only three albums, you might get a big fucking head over it, too.
This a really unexpected album, one which might rekindle some of the faith that was lost over the course of their last two releases, and while I might be the exception instead of the rule, In Waves makes me optimistic as to what's in store for the future of this highly talented band. There's some really fantastic stuff going on here, and even though this release may not change many minds, at least it finally sounds like they're doing their own fucking thing. It's about damn time, and by the way, the monstrous unidentified leviathan portrayed on the cover puts them strongly in the running for Best Artwork Of The Year in my book. Just sayin'.


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Car Bomb
The good news is that this band's self titled release is one of the more promising demos I've heard in some time. The bad news is that the damn thing is only seven minutes long. But they manage to do a lot of damage in that brief span of time. Take note of the name Car Bomb, as you'll be hearing more from this unsigned band.
Car Bomb is a four piece from New York that was formed in 2002 by members of Neck and Spooge. They play chaotic rhythmic metal that borrows heavily from math metal behemoths Meshuggah and Dillinger Escape Plan. The expected ensues: thick and jagged stop/go riffing and bizarre time signatures topped with ear shredding shouts and shrieks. When you've only got seven minutes to make your point, you can't be fucking around, and Car Bomb are all about business. No time for solos, and intros are nonexistent or brief. Melody? Almost nowhere to be found. Look for melody, and you're likely to find it gagged and bound in the corner of Car Bomb's rehearsal space, bloodied and beaten, with a drumstick plunged through its Rhapsody t-shirt. And maybe that's for the best, as the most melodic segment of the demo, the clean staccato vocals on "Solid Grey", is also one of the few missteps the band makes. What is left is a pulverizing lurching heaviness and hardcore urgency. The opening track, "Rid" is a mere 37 seconds of amphetamine driven chaos. "His Eyes" is the most developed song, at four and half minutes in length. There are plenty of tempo shifts and chunky riffing, and some Fantomas-like choppiness and psychotic vocal theatrics. The aforementioned "Solid Grey" closes the EP, and is the most accessible track of the three, as it has a more familiar song structure and includes those clean vocals. It is also the least effective track, as I find the band to be at its best when they are all out shredding. Of course, you get some of that with this song as well, as Car Bomb never stay in the same place for long.
The band is selling this release on their website, and for a measly three bucks you can download the tracks or order the disc. It's hard to gauge a band on such a short amount of material. It's not a matter of piecing together what the band is all about, that much is clear. But it will be interesting to see what kind of full release Car Bomb can put together, and whether they can pull off a solid 30 minutes of this stuff. I'd like to hear them try though. These guys show promise, keep an eye on them.


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Denis Thatcher said best; Poffs and Trots! That is all that is left of the once great British Empire, thanks to the BBC, the Labour Party, and the COMMUNIST SCUMB in the Fabian Society!
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Denis Thatcher said best; Poffs and Trots! That is all that is left of the once great British Empire, thanks to the BBC, the Labour Party, and the COMMUNIST SCUMB in the Fabian Society!
I would say, having lived in both urban and rural parts of the U.S. and traveled a bit of the world, that there are far more variables than the Economist's writer noted here.
It's not so much that the writer intends to be biased, but rather that the writer is speaking from an urban perspective that excludes broader economic issues of rural versus city interests.
For example, yes, there are fewer "family farmers," but those who remain are confronted with a significant concentration of processors who control the marketplace. Some of this has been part of agriculture from the beginning of cities, but today it is a multi-national situation ignored by urban journalism. Who feeds whom, at what cost? Is there a desire to have food supply and price structures in the hands a dozen companies or so? Urban people should question the consequences of that latter.
Does the author realize crop insurance is not unlike flood insurance: The government has a monopoly, but as other insurance, it is not a free service.
As for rural constituencies being "absurdly over-represented," consider that the writers of the constitution recognized that the different states had different perspectives due to geography. Those were important to health of the body politic as a whole, yet without a device such as the house-senate split in roles, were likely to be steamrolled by interests of more populous states.
The urban left, certainly would prefer the Senate become a House of Lords sort of powerless institution with an unfettered "house" enforcing majority - spelled urban - perceived needs.
Shall we reverse the argument? Why should large populations on small land masses that are not self supporting in basic production of food, water and fuel, functionally own the labor and property of smaller populations of larger land masses that are?
Isn't that colonialism in the sense of the mercantile system that brought separation of 13 American colonies from the UK and its political system into a new nation? Should those American rustics have bowed to majority populations who so little understood their perspectives?
After moving back to my hometown in a rural area much like the one described in this article, I do still find it weird that so many of the family and friends I have here are so anti-government. They receive benefits from the government (farm payments, medicare, medicade, social security, EIC, unemployment,etc) in much greater proportion than friends and acquaintances I knew in the city/suburbs where I lived for the previous 10 years. Also the prison and other government institutions like the school system are some of the largest employers.
Some things like gun control I can understand the distrust because there is a huge cultural difference between city and rural areas since guns are more useful for killing pests that go after crops and livestock. We also are in an area where deer hunting is one of the main events of the year. However, on things like taxes the reality is not many around here pay hardly any federal taxes anyway. So why oppose any tax increases since they will most likely affect richer folks in the suburbs anyway?
The GOP made a serious error when they adopted their 'Southern Strategy' under the urging of Barry Goldwater and Richard Nixon. Their strategy worked well for a while but their embrace of rural and southern dogma is now finally coming home to roost. This error resulted in the GOP's effective capture by regressive ideologues and they are now so locked in they are powerless to adjust. All moderate Republicans have been thrown under the bus.
Demographics and public disgust with regressive doctrines makes those who remain more irrelevant day by day. For all intents and purposes, the Party of Lincoln has been absorbed by its former enemies and is no more except in name only, and even that seems on life support. Sad to see because we need at least two strong parties to keep corruption down to acceptable levels.
I'd say at least three parties are needed to keep checks on dealmaking against the greater good, although zero is probably the safest number.
Good blog post (and column). I'd point out, though, that America is something like 75% white (or probably 85% if white Latinos are included-- most calculations neglect to clarify the way in which race and culture are differentiated in them). Which means that even if people of all kinds cease entirely to self-segregate into enclaves out of racism (which is what even its milder, identity-centered form is), American political subdivisions will still be mostly white, at least for some decades to come.
Therefore, this-- "overwhelmingly white" or similar phrases-- is a kind of reportorial analysis cliche that doesn't mean much. It's rather like saying X or Y is a new record for number of Americans who do/believe/like Z, without bothering to note that an ever-increasing population makes new numerical records inevitable sooner or later, and therefore not of especial significance.
The American population today is 67% white, some sources give an even lower rate. Latinos count for about 15% of the American people and they are mostly mixed between Spanish and native American, brown. There's no way they can add 10% to the white population, as in your calculation. Also, it would be nice to know where did you get your numbers.
My source? Um, that would be the 2010 U.S. Census. To quote: "The 2010 Census showed that the U.S. population on April 1, 2010, was 308.7 million. Out of the total population, 223.6 million people, or 72 percent, identified as White alone (see Table 1). In addition, 7.5 million people, or 2 percent, reported White in combination with one or more other races."
So it's true, it's not 75%, but it's closer to that than it is to 67%.
Do you know how to read the census? Whites who are not Latino count for 63.7% , "White" Latinos count for 8.7%, together you have 72.4%. Your number.
So I was wrong too, it's LESS than 67%. But I mentioned that's probably less than 67%. Check all the details, my friend.
Check the table on the third page: "White Alone": "Not Latino or Hispanic".
Your number is a complete misreading of census data, lol!
That is, your 72% already include the so called "white" Latinos, and in your first post you've added them again, as 10%, reaching an astounding 85%, lol!
To start with, the 63.7% include Arab people, who are officially considered Caucasian, the 72% includes Latino people with "white complex", that is, people who think they are white, such as Jennifer Lopez, Ricky Martin and footballer Ronaldo. The European whites count for even less than 63.7%.
I'll quote a Fox News anchor: " Is this math you do to make you feel better?"
Are you from rural America? Yeah, I heard you folks are not good with science, or math, or anything besides bibble studies, lol!
I live in Philadelphia, schmuck, I scored over 1300 on my S.A.T.s-- meaning I'm almost certainly smarter than you-- I don't make assumptions or stereotypes about you, meaning I'm more tolerant and openminded than you, and I know better than to misspell "Bible" as "bibble" or use cutesy chat-speak like "LOL" in a serious forum like The Economist. Whether or not I'm wrong about the census, two-thirds of Americans is still "most Americans"-- which was the main part of my original post. Go buy a copy of Newsweek and stop wasting people's time here.
And, no! Your point was ""overwhelmingly white" is a cliche"", No, it's not. America is less than 63% White European, if you exclude Arabs from the 63%. If a place has an "overwhelming" white representation, which I'm sure the writer meant more than 85%, than it's due to racism. The Republican party is a good example: white man have an "overwhelming" large representation on the party.
Soon, Whites will count for less than 50%, as will most big cities, which are heavily mixed. Most suburbs are also at least a lityle mixed race. Rural America will continue to be "overwhelmingly" white due to hostile behavior against any new comer who's not like them.
If it is a "serious post", why didn't you check your facts before posting?
I would like to understand how did you get your numbers: 75% White +10% White Latino = 85%, LOL.
Anyway, you shouldn't even had included white Latinos in the first place, because it's clear from the context that the writer didn't include them as "white". You not even twisted the numbers, but you also twisted the whole context.
Plus, I don't think any free anonymous Internet forum is "serious". If you think so, you probably have a weird logic of things. And you are "smarter", even though can't write an argument that makes logical sense. SAT tests are "f"-up. You memorize things and you get a nice score, even though you can't even organize ideas in a convincingly manner.
Finally, some information for you to chew on, smart boy. Non-Latino/Hispanic/Arab whites are probably 62% of the population. I don't believe 8.7% or about half of our Latinos are white. Our Latino population hail from countries where the white population is less than 10%: Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, El Salvador, Honduras, etc. Plus you should note that they have a different standard of "whiteness", Real White Latinos, by American standards, (Lionel Messi, Gisele Bundchen, etc) are concentrated in Argentina, Southern Brazil, Uruguay, Chile and Costa Rica, those five countries/regions together hold probably more than 80% of the Latin white population, and they never sent many immigrants.
I assume, with logical backing, that white Latinos in America are, at most, 30%, probably much less.
But I'm sure you knew it already, after all you have a high SAT score.
"the 72% includes Latino people with "white complex", that is, people who think they are white, such as Jennifer Lopez, Ricky Martin and footballer Ronaldo"
That's the most idiotic thing I've heard in my life.
Being Hispanic and labeling yourself white has got nothing to do with cultural preferences or thinking you belong to the Anglo culture. It's got to do with skin color. Clearly, Jennifer Lopez isn't white, but Ricky Martin is, so what's wrong with his saying that he's a white Hispanic? His skin is paler and whiter than John Boehner's, so how come you disapprove oh his being labeled white but don't call Boehner a poser for checking "White" and not "Orange" or "Other" as his race?
"Hispanic" is an ethnicity, not a race – and therefore it is not incompatible with racial terms. Don Omar might well call himself black in race (the same way George Foreman, a person of similar complexion, does) while calling himself Hispanic in ethnicity. At the same time, Cameron Diaz has every right in the world to say that she is white (she is blonder and has bluer eyes than 95% of whites west of Copenhagen), even though she is a Hispanic American.
I won't dispute that there are reasons to doubt white Hispanics make up 8.7% of the U.S. population, as a vast majority of Hispanic Americans are of Mexican descent and have a lot of Indian Mexican in their blood, but your ridiculing the widespread use of the term "White Hispanic" as if it were some sort of politically-correct, new-age thing liberals say or something "twinkies" call themselves to feel better about themselves is indicative of deep ignorance and a lack of understanding of what the terms "race" and "ethnicity" mean and how they are different. And I'm being kind enough not to assume that it's actually some sick racial-purity ideal that's leading you to think people like Ricky Martin aren't allowed to say they're white.
Rather than diagnosing not-so-white Hispanics with a "White complex" for checking "White" as their race on the census form, blame it on the lack of options. There is a substantial number of mestizo Hispanics who, despite not being purely white, labeled themselves as white, seeing as there was no "mestizo" option to check. On account of their not being Black, American Indian, Asian Indian, Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Native Hawaiian, Guamanian, Chamorro, Samoan, other Asian, or other Pacific Islander but having some degree of white ancestry (a little or a lot), they deemed it sensible to call themselves white.
It amuses me to imagine you explaining to some extra-terrestrial being why Speaker Oompa Loompa is white but Ricky Martin isn't.
First of all, the way you are going ballistic here implies defensiveness, when people get too defensive, it means there's an element of truth in the matter. There are many mestizo people in Latin America who think they are white, and they ignore their black and indigenous roots and emphasize the European. If there's a racist here it's them, I'm just talking about a real phenomenon in LA, I don't think talking about "white complex" makes me a racist, unless you think it is a shameful thing to "think one is white", then the racist here is you.There has always been a "mixed race" choice in the census which i believe fits Latino people ideally. It's not a lack of choice problem. And I stand to what I've written: I don't believe not even 10% of Latinos in the US are white to AMERICAN STANDARDS. I've lived in LA, and this is consequence of a different standard of whiteness and also European cultural imperialism. Ricky Martin may be white in Puerto Rico, but not in the US or Europe. John Boehner has blue eyes, light hair and nordic facial features and he's not darker than Ricky Martin, but I get your point. But he's undoubtedly white by American standards, which considers origins, skin color, facial features, eye color and hair color and texture. Ricky Martin has brown skin and thick black hair: totally Latino. And anyway, you stopped short of calling me a white supremacist, but the definition of white in American society IS supremacist. Your umbrage is silly, my main point is that the guy above shouldn't count 90% of Latinos as white for both identity and racial reasons.
Clearly rural America is still relevant, as they are big reason we can't get gun control legislation passed. *sigh*
Is rural America still politically relevant? Let me answer that very succinctly.Yes. Though the blue (urban) states voted Obama in for a second term (albeit with record low votes for an incumbent), 30 states voted in Republican governors and the House of Representatives boasts the highest Republican majority since 1928. In other words we have a blue state president in a red state country.
Kind of misses the boat on how agricultural economics have dictated the fate of rural America. Rural America is dying and is going to continue to die off as parts of the US continue to decrease in population density with some areas being completely abandoned.
Largest reason why is just how large and efficient modern farms have become from a human labor perspective over the past 100 years. Increasing levels of mechanization greatly decreased the need for human labor and the economies of scale that have played out in the food production system in the US over the last 30-40 years have greatly increased the need for farmers to become much larger to spread the costs of production over a larger scale.
Big box stores have wiped out most small downtown areas or greatly depressed their vibrancy.
The only trend that has really been counter to this has been the revival of natural gas and shale oil extract in certain rural areas of the country (e.g., Bakken field in North Dakota) and even those aren't really long-term plays which will have high levels of production for more than a generation (15-20 years).
Thank you for the story on Vandalia, a nice place full of nice people who deny their dependence on democratic institutions, deny proven science, and, worst of all, deny their responsibility for the current dismal state of the nation. Make no mistake. They are culpable.
These nice people voted overwhelmingly for Rep John Shimkus(R), Congress's most outrageous climate science denier, a man who believes that God will save us from climate change because it says so in the old testament, Genesis 8:21-22, a passage in which God promises Noah (of ark fame) that "Never again will I curse the ground because of man..."
I am convinced that the good people of Vandalia attend local churches regularly, help other locals in need, cash their government checks at local banks, and buy vegetables at their local farmer's market. Locally, I am sure they do very well.
It is nationally, that this group, and other rural groups like them, are a complete disaster, voraciously supporting George W. Bush's disastrous policies, and just recently sending a misguided misfit like Rep. Shimkus to Washington. These rural voters are the problem. Not the solution.
So, if there is a lesson here it is that the very people who think themselves the most pious, wishing others to view them as simply nice Christian country folk, since 2000 have done the most harm to our nation, and will continue to do harm until some way is found to curb their relevance.
Democracy is only valid when it agrees with you?
Populist democracy can lead to repression of minorities and worse (genocide in Rwanda), democracy works for educated populaces. The things that man represents are detrimental to the world.
gun owning, 30+ person employing, tax paying, no mortgage having
person who thinks royfan has a point.......i lost my republican allies when i saw a photo of a dinosaur with a saddle.
I'm sue Vandalia produces risk-takers. They go where risks pay off: Chicago, New York, Boston, San Francisco...
Places as blue and big as the sky.
"The problem is a sense of powerlessness and accountability. Locals do not like being dependent on government money and public works."
Well, they are, so some humility is in order. A little gratitude would also be welcome.
Its the same all over the world. Rural usually means close minded and religious, urban open minded and secular. Although in overly theocratic cities, nations....Jerusalem, Mecca, Saudia Arabia, The Vatican, Iran you can have closed minded loonies running the entire very urban city/state
Interesting article, but it fails to point out the longstanding cultural animosity between urban and rural dwellers in this country. Cityfolk have been making fun of countryfolk for over a century. It's nothing new to see rural Americans as Bible-thumping, gun-toting anti-intellectuals. And urban Americans as poorly-grounded, falsly superior and Godless slickers.
Consider William Jennings Bryant, who ran and lost two presidential campaigns, in 1896 and 1900. His "Cross of Gold" speech won him both praise and ridicule from predicatable demographics, ditto his denouncement of evolution in the 1925 Scopes trial.
There are far fewer people today with what might be called rural values, generally speaking and ignoring some exceptions, but these attitudes are nothing new.
Goes further back than that. Think Gilgamesh and Enkidu of ancient Mesopotamian mythology. One (Enkidu) the country bumpkin, the other (Gilgamesh) the sophisticated but arrogant city dweller.
You have no idea what you are talking about. Bryan's main platform issue was the policy of bimetallism and he want a paper money supply backed by both silver and gold deposits (not gold-only).
This would have greatly increased the supply of paper money & credit in the economy which is something farmers in the U.S. desperately wanted as they often depended upon credit to purchases seeds/supplies at the beginning of the farm season.
Sure, this is nothing new, and you can read H.L. Mencken for more on the boobocracy in small town America, but one notable change is that white urbanites in the US are no longer as racist as they were in the 1920's, while red state America has clung to those divisive old ways to a much greater extent. Rural values are being left behind, especially with respect to minorities, and rural Americans show no sign of getting on board with new, more inclusive values. They do, however, manage to hold onto political power by various means, partly because of Senate rules, and (interestingly) the legacy of the New Deal, which gave the agricultural sector much greater clout at the federal level than it ever had.
On conservative principles, the people of a community that can't find a market economic basis ought to move someplace where they can. They are entitled to some help through exigent conditions, but not lifetime or even generational support. I'm talking to you, Appalachia!
Republicans did not herd minorities into districts. This was rather a result of Democrats resisting the dilution of minority voting strength. Democrats cut there own throats with this insistence, Republicans simply took advantage of this. Are you really that ignorant of this fact. You article is so bigoted on so many levels. Pitiful.
Could you please explain more. You say that the article is bigoted but I'm not really sure what you mean by that.
What would be very interesting is to find out how many of those who have grown up in Vandalia in the past decade are still in the town. I would venture that it is <10% and that interviews with those who have left would show that the reasons are mainly two, the need to find work and the need to escape the stifling religious and social conventions of the place with who they simply don't agree. The flight of the young from the countryside is a feature throughout America.
Rural America, is all the rest of the "rural" world ever wanted to be: with people so sure of themselves, of their values, of their OWN abilities to prosper, of their CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, of their religion, they will not take crap from so called "urban intellectuals elites" telling them what to do with their lives.
It was exactly the development of that kind of attitude that socialists and other populists fellows "faught for" in other nations. Of course, once that kind of mindset is achieved, then it is no longer of the liking of those who promoted it BECAUSE it becomes a threat to their own power.
I always think that America is always as the vangard of every other standard in the world. It is the standard that the rural, ignorants, poor, etc, allow themselves to be manipulated and indoctrinated by the urbans. Yet in America, is the opposite. Why? Because this country, born with democracy, power of the people, and by people, grew up and developed that way. American peasants are not jelous or envious of their urban counterparts but neither allow themselves to be manipulated by them.
What is happening now, though, is that the urban centers are being filled up with individiuals (like latino peasants) whose idiosincracy is not that of people born free with clear understanding of constitutional rights, but rather born to dictators and so socialists, populists politics sound appealing and benign.
The GOP may dissappear and with it, the kind of people who effectively made this country, because truth is, there is no evidence in this world that either latinos or blacks will do it if we go by pur own Latin America or Africa experiences.
And spare me the racists crap. Historical and current evidence is there for all to see, and America is infected with PC obliviousness. Time Mag called Obama the "Architect of the New America", I thought, more like the Destroyer of the Real One.
This great nation, created by our fathers and fore-fathers, is being dismantled right before our eyes. I'd rather spend time in rural American, than with the pompous Urbanites that brought us down.
Ugh.... dude... Look at where the majority of transfer payments are going... rural America. Also, most new housing in many of these MidWestern rural communities are Habitat for Humanity. Get a grip and quit partaking of the Lotus flower.
Complete rant not substantiated by a single hard fact or series of numbers.
Let's make this perfectly clear: If Latinos and blacks are sucking welfare from the government, then rural whites are far worse in that respect. If there are any "good" welfare takers, it's the minorities. At least they have the decency to admit they're taking money. But other than that, there is zero difference between you.
As the article says, in the back of your mind you know it, though you can't stand to admit it to yourself.
Yes, take the urbanites' money and scorn them. Good, wholesome American values. Shake the tin cup and when someone puts change in it, spit on them.
Sorry, can't spare you the racist crap. Why would future Latino and black generations not believe in constitutional rights, about which they will be educated etc.? The problems of dictatorship in Latin America and much of Africa had more to do with post-colonial strife caused by the creation of artificial states over pre-existing tribal boundaries. Who makes a latino man from Mexico a peasant? Is it birth? Or is it the incredibly low income they are born into due to the oppressive nature of the US capitalist system?
Hahaha rural American peasants don't allow urbanites to manipulate them? Do you really think John Boehner isn't eating $500 steak dinners in upscale restaurants while rubbing elbows with the pretentious urbanite trash you scorn?
Get a grip, ALL politicians in a country of over 300 million are city boys, even if they didn't start out that way. Do you think there's a single GOP veteran who hasn't 'gone native' in NYC or DC?
Very revealing!! This indicates the problems for the GOP. Their strength in rural areas of our nation where populations are sparse indicate that they must learn about their fellow citizens who occupy the major centers of populations. These centers grow by expanding outward as well as upward. If the GOP clearly send messages only to their base they will forever be the minority party again in national elections. This was fundamental before when the famous Roosevelt Coalitions dominated national politics for so long. Today, the GOP is not my father's GOP and will probably last that way for a great time. They need to change their attitudes greatly if they are to succeed of hope for some calamity in the future to reward them with the status of the majority party. This has not happened yet. The real calamity is their reliance on thinly veiled racism of the "Tea Party" and the power of self-defeating powers of monied interests.
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Horrible article. I was expecting you to actually address questions like why rural areas vote in the way they do. Why did Obama loose votes here? Instead it turned out to be just another article about finger pointing and laughing. You never try to address who they are, but instead reinforce big city views of rural folks by focusing on their racism, hypocracy and religion.
Why not do an article on the victim and persecution mentality amongst the rural and small town populations?
ANd I suppose one is to believe 'in them parts' tehy don't bad talk 'big city' types?
" I was expecting you to actually address questions like why rural areas vote in the way they do"
Because, as I say above, they are quite concious of their constitutional rights, yes, that includes freedom of workship in case you forgot, and so they can not be easily manipulated into believing that a benign and benefactor goverment will take care of them. They are very clear in understanding that that is just populist trap. Many of those fellow peasants fought in wars against tyranny - so you can convince an illegal that you will save their lives by giving them amnesty or an African American by promising welfare. You cant do that with American White Peasants.
Why then do they live on so much state and federal aid?
Ah, but a "benign and benefactor government" IS taking care of them. The two largest employers in the town are government sponsored. The rural US South, where I live, receives more relief in federal spending than it pays in taxes. The exception is, of course, Texas, which very nearly breaks even.
It takes a special kind of entitlement to not only receive these government benefits, but actively pursue their renewal, all the while reviling the evil government for distributing handouts- because real Americans don't accept handouts.
Here's what you folks are missing--government spending that benefits me is necessary. Spending that benefits someone else is either waste or Socialism or some combination thereof.
Tell me, what would rural America be without expensive subsidies from the government? You believe in free market capitalism? Right, then let's rural America compete with Latin America cheap and better stuff, let's stop subsiding corn ethanol, which is shit compared to sugarcane ethanol, let's stop subsiding corn syrup and import sugar from central America, which is healthier. The only difference between rural moochers and minority moochers is that at least minorities admit they take money from the government and by helping rural america, we have to accept low quality stuff such as corn ethanol and corn syrup, when sugar ethanol would be much more efficient and sugar much more healthy.
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13 - 15 May, 2013 - Park Hotel Bremen, Bremen, Germany
Die Konferenz thematisiert die neuesten technischen Innovationen im Bereich E/E Systeme für Wind Turbinen. Die Konferenz wird auf Englisch abgehalten.
For the wind energy industry it is extremely important to lower the cost of energy to compete with other forms of energy. The rapid developments in wind turbines should not mislead us to overlook the fact that often in turbines, particularly of high performance categories, technical faults and even damages occur in various elements and technological advances are needed regarding lifetime, reliability and efficiency.
In order to grow market share, wind turbine manufacturers and the supplier industry need to develop next generation turbines that comply with future requirements for on- and offshore applications.
IQPC's leading industry conference on "E/E Systems for Wind Turbines" is back in Bremen from 13th - 15th of May 2013. For the 3rd time in a row, this event gathers major industry leaders from OEMs and suppliers to share new and exciting developments in the industry.
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UVM drops fee, sees more applicationsThe Associated Press | March 10,2013BURLINGTON A decision to waive an early-application fee is being credited with helping to increase the number of students applying to the University of Vermont by 2.7 percent.
The growth is part of a plan by UVM President Thomas Sullivan to make the school more selective by accepting a smaller percentage of the number of students who apply.
In addition to the decision to waive the $55 early application fee, UVM officials believe there has been a positive buzz about the school among students and high school guidance counselors.
That buzz continued through a very good summer visit season and into the fall, said Chris Lucier, the schools vice president for enrollment management.
As of last week, 22,277 students applied for admission to UVM, just below the all-time record of 23,365 set in 2009.
Of the total number of applicants this year, 2,118 came from Vermont students, a decrease of about 5.5 percent from last year.
Lucier said he could not explain why there was a drop in Vermont applications, but he expected a rebound. This year we will likely have the third- or fourth-most applications from Vermont students since 1980, he said.
We have received over 2,000 applications from Vermont students consistently since 2006, the same period that the number of (high school) graduates in Vermont has been declining, Lucier added. This reflects our focused outreach to recruit Vermont students in the face of the declining demographics.MORE IN This Just InRUTLAND- The federal prosecutor's office in Vermont says a 31-year-old man is going to prison for... Full StoryMONTPELIER-Vermont's education secretary has announced the four high school seniors who have been... Full Story -
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