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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BrownFlush" data-source="post: 6092040" data-attributes="member: 65823">I lived in abject poverty from birth until I was 10 years old. Outhouse, coal stove, tar paper shack, hand dug well in the deepest part of Appalachia. My grandparents got food stamps until they died. I learned not to be bitter and hateful under those conditions.The best way to deal with it was to laugh about it. No matter how hard it got. And, laugh with others who were in the same shape.I laugh the loudest at Hillbilly jokes, stories, etc.There aren't very many memes out there for that, though. I'm not offended because some truth is always found in the humor.In the same way, those "racist" memes and jokes, is what makes them funny. The sadder the truth, the funnier it is most of the time.. Your "mock and make fun" isn't what happens for me.</blockquote>