How did you feel when you found out you were poor southern white trash? Did you cry? Was it shocking?

Answer 1

Felt like kicking a Yankee's teeth down their throat and stompin a hole in em

Answer 2

I know you'll think this is indicative of something weak or pathetic, but let me just say this: I'm right with Donald Trump on thinking it's wrong to label oneself "white trash." It's offensive and conveys a very poor image. I wouldn't work with someone who says that kind of comment and I wouldn't continue associating with someone who does. Even if YOU might think someone is "poor southern white trash," it doesn't mean they think they are. Who are you to make that judgment?

So no, I did not cry, and no, I'm not shocked someone might think that of me. I'm not shocked of ANYTHING someone might think of me lately. It turns out honest people who want the best for everyone and who care about things are not the norm and are not the expected....

Answer 3

Well, yes.

Considering I am a middle class person living in Wisconsin. I was very shocked.

Now why am I poor southern white trash again?

Answer 4

I thought of how pathetic and small you are, how nobody really likes you, except when you get paid from your crappy job and by rounds of cheap swill at the local watering hole.

Than I realize someday, you'll just get tired of being so miserable and shot your self with a small caliber handgun in the head, only to wake up from a long coma and realize your a quadriplegic.

Have a nice day.

Answer 5

It is disappointing, yet unfortunately not shocking, that bigotry and prejudice such as that evidenced by your question still exist.

Answer 6

Since I live in Canada, I'd have to say.....yeah! It would be shocking.
Doubt that I'd cry though.

Answer 7

The Doc's concur on this one.

Answer 8

I am not, but I would say, atleast I'm not an illegal Mexican.

Answer 9

I have always known that.