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Originally Posted by MsFoxyLoxy77
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The Union? Are we in the 1800s. You're talking about education? As far as I know the South lost and as far as I still know the entire state of Florida is not considered apart of the old South and rarely categorized as the deep south.
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I reckon y'all should go on over yonder to that there library and get y'all selves sumthin to read. One of them new fangled Yankee history books should set ya up jus' right. Go on an' grab them bulls by the horns and go on an open one of those there books. Y'all are sum real good ole boys. It's either that or head on over to Alabama or Mississippi where the South shall rise again! Thank ya kindly and bless your hearts. 
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Now tuning in to our regularly scheduled program. Thanks to everyone else who responded. There are obviously some points that North & South Florida can learn about each other, i.e. Emerald coast & which industries & locations contribute what to state revenue. |
You are extremely ignorant, I am a student at a relatively prestigious state university. I never said anything about the south rising again or being a good ole boy. I don't understand where a history book would come into effect here, especially since nobody in this thread can probably even recognize the flag I posted for North Florida as the flag of the former Republic of West Florida- or even know that such a republic ever existed.
You're feeling of superior intelligence to southerners is simply that... a feeling. The reason that the people quoted in the OP's article are angry is because they feel that the rest of Florida is unfairly using funds... sounds like if anything the South Florida legislators got outsmarted.
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