Podcast
Pivot
It was described as a love letter to a country that does not love back, and an elegy for those who are not running for congress. The author used humor to respond to racist hate mail instead of anger.
So the book is what I call a love letter to a country that doesn't love us back. And perhaps an elegy for the rest of us who aren't running for Congress through a sham narrative of the Hillbilly Elegy...
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It was described as a love letter to a country that does not love back, and an elegy for those who are not running for congress. The author used humor to respond to racist hate mail instead of anger.
So the book is what I call a love letter to a country that doesn't love us back. And perhaps an elegy for the rest of us who aren't running for Congress through a sham narrative of the Hillbilly Elegy where we exploit the trauma of the Appalachians.
Go back to where you came from. Go fuck a goat or a camel.
why only goats and camels? Why limit my options?
Two legs good, four legs good.
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It was described as a love letter to a country that does not love back, using humor to respond to hate mail and racism instead of anger. The author uses wit to dismantle his opponents and highlight their impotence.
the book is what I call a love letter to a country that doesn't love us back.
Go back to where you came from. Go fuck a goat or a camel.
why only goats and camels? Why limit my options?
ignoring is a response
mocking the bully, disrupts them and shows them how impotent they really are to a public
