Do you live in a bubble? Take the quiz
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brasco426
Gold Member
Got a 45.
elbowroom
Bronze Member
45.
I could give a rat's behind about Hollywood, pop culture and what these dimwits think is American "culture". I have a job, family, responsibilities and don't have time to keep up with the kardashians.
But I watch my nascar.
Funny there were no gun questions.
I could give a rat's behind about Hollywood, pop culture and what these dimwits think is American "culture". I have a job, family, responsibilities and don't have time to keep up with the kardashians.
But I watch my nascar.
Funny there were no gun questions.
RobA
Platinum Member
Whew! I took the quiz a while ago and got a 27. Didn't want to publicize my results until someone else got a low #.
k0ua
Epic Contributor
I noticed that too...I really expected some..
Kyle_in_Tex
Super Star Member
82, will have to watch the Justified series to lower my score... 
k0ua
Epic Contributor
82, will have to watch the Justified series to lower my score...
I guarantee you will like it.
SirReal63
Platinum Member
82, will have to watch the Justified series to lower my score...
It may lower your score but will truly entertain.
I would agree, the writing and dialogue of the characters is IMO second only to the first two seasons of MadMen. Justified was brilliantly executed.
2LaneCruzer
Super Member
I am a bit curious as to the point the author of the quiz is trying to make. Is he saying that upper class folks are out of touch with life in the U.S. as it exists for most of us? Is this a bad thing? Isn't that the idea...to work hard, do well and give your family a good life and a boost up? You don't have to live the life of a common laborer or to live in a slum or spend a couple years in prison to know that it sucks. I have had a taste of life on the bottom and life at the top and believe me, the top is better.
So I'm not sure this endeavor is supposed to fill me with guilt, pride, shame or release me from my ignorance. The upper class will basically still wield power overall, just as they have since time immemorial and they tend to hold on to it, barring something like the French revolution or the overthrow of the Czar. If the author is advocating change, I wonder what he suggests that will be of benefit. As the Great Teacher once said, "The poor you will have with you always".
So I'm not sure this endeavor is supposed to fill me with guilt, pride, shame or release me from my ignorance. The upper class will basically still wield power overall, just as they have since time immemorial and they tend to hold on to it, barring something like the French revolution or the overthrow of the Czar. If the author is advocating change, I wonder what he suggests that will be of benefit. As the Great Teacher once said, "The poor you will have with you always".
