Whose ‘bright’ Idea Was It To Install Fiber Optic Cables Below The Mason Dixon Line?

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Seriously, folks… The Northern states (mainly New England) used to run this country with a democratic iron fist because the south had no means of obtaining information. Now they had to go ahead and install cable internet in states like Tennessee and Texas. What gives? I mean, seriously, southerners should be happy with a trailer, a six-pack of Red Dog, and a BB Gun for ‘shootin’ squirrels’ (direct quote from a Kentuckian).

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Edmund Ruffin, Southerner: A Study in Secession (Louisiana Paperbacks ; L 4)Edmund Ruffin, Southerner: A Study in Secession (Louisiana Paperbacks ; L 4)REAR COVER NOTES: Edmund Ruffin (1794-1865) was a Virginia gentleman and one of the most radical of the Southern leaders, and an important Southern ag... Read More >
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February 19, 2010

Karrien Sim Peters @ 6:58 pm #

It is for people like us living in those areas that are trying to move out! We have to find a job and move because our elected officials aren’t doin it for every one. LOL

Karen R @ 11:00 pm #

If it’s so bad down here, why do all of you northerners move to the south?

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