THEY ARE DOING ALL THAT IN A DEMOCRAT TOWN

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Jason Aldean is taking a lot of heat right now for his new song (Try That In A Small Town). Patriots of all ethnicities understand what the the song is trying to say. The message is similar to Merle Haggard's (Okie From Muskogee). The Democrat Fascists threw a fit over that song when it came out in the 1960's. We know that the song is not racist. Just telling the truth will get you into a heap of trouble these days. Antifa and BLM are the modern day Klan. They are the modern day terrorists of the Democrat party in the same way that the Klan was until the 1960's. Antifa is primarily white and about 20% identify as transsexual. They call themselves antifascists but they support the Democrat fascist party. Most of them are cowards like Klansmen because they routinely cover their faces. BLM on the other hand is a Marxist organization and it has been shown that they could care less about black people. The leaders enrich themselves and black people receive little or no benefit. Crime is out of control in the Democrat controlled big cities and has been for years. They are the modern urban Democrat plantations that have replaced the old Southern Democrat plantations. 

The mayor of Columbia, Chaz Molder, is upset because Aldean used the Columbia Courthouse as a backdrop for his video. He calls the song divisive. I don't know his party affiliation but he sounds like a Democrat or a RINO Republican. The article that I read about the mayor talked about Columbia lynching a black man in 1927 on the town square. In other words slamming the wholesome nature of a small town and it's values. There was such a thing as the "Solid South" in 1927, meaning that Columbia and most white Southerners were Democrat back then. I guarantee you that the Republican party or Republican citizens were not responsible for this man being lynched. Unless it was East Tennessee you would be hard pressed to find a Republican in the South back then. Only Democrats did those kind of things back then. My only problem with Aldean's song is that I am not so sure a small town is that much  different from a large city. A lot depends on what state that it is located in and what kind of government it has. If the government is Democrat they would probably stand by and allow the radicals and criminals to have their way. Nashville is a large Democrat run city. It allowed Antifa and BLM to run amok during the George Floyd riots in 2020. Crime is out of control there. My home town of Murfreesboro Tennessee on the other hand can probably still be listed as a small town although it it is growing at leaps and bounds. A couple of years ago a white supremacist group received permission to gather peacefully at the courthouse in Murfreesboro. Antifa and BLM showed up in large numbers but there was no violence to speak of. This was because local law enforcement was allowed to do it's job. The two groups were kept apart and many weapons were confiscated from Antifa and BLM. Jason Aldean and his wife Brittany are patriots that care about this country. We need more people like them in entertainment that unapologetically continue the fight against Communism and Fascism. These are the lyrics. I believe most American's would agree with them.

Sucker punch somebody on a sidewalk 
Car jack an old lady at a red light
Pull a gun on the owner of a liquor store
You think it's cool, well, act a fool if you like
Cuss out a cop, spit in his face
Stomp on the flag and light it up
Yeah, you think you're tough

Well, try that in a small town
See how far you make it down the road
'Round here we take care of our own
You cross that line, it won't take long
For you to find out, I recommend you don't
Try that in a small town

Got a gun that my granddad gave me
They say one day they're gonna round up
Well, that shit might fly in the city, good luck

Try that in a small town
See how far you make it down the road
'Round here we take care of our own
You cross that line, it won't take long
For you to find out, I recommend you don't

Try that in a small town
Full of good ol' boys, raised up right
If you're looking for a fight
Try that in a small town
(Try that in a small town)

Try that in a small town
(See how far you make it down the road)
'Round here we take care of our own
You cross that line, it won't take long
For you to find out, I recommend you don't
Try that in a small town
(Try that in a small town)

Ooh, try that in a small town


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