I came across an article the other day talking about proud independent Appalachian people and why they disliked the government, felt little respect for the law, and how this was a sign of their independent spirit.
Allow me to clarify. When you grow pot in your backyard, when you use your old cattle barn to make moonshine for your family and friends, when you marry your cousin, when you handle snakes in church, when you teach your kids the earth is 6000 years old, that's none of my business. Feel free to be independent all you want.
When you set up a meth lab next door, when you chop the pipes on your four wheeler and race up and down the street all night, when you have speakers that shake the walls of my house every time you drive by, when your idea of target practice is to throw a milk jug out in the yard and stand on the porch and blast away at it, even though there are houses within 100 feet, then you're not exercising independence, you're an animal who needs to be locked in a cage. End discussion.
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