>> Cuntry is traditional Country & Western filtered through the jew.

> Shorn of traditional attitudes and remade in politically correct,
> multicultural mode. In Cuntry, niggers and mexicans are always welcome,
> and the big woman is never wrong.

>>
>> Cuntry is performed by the same good ol' boys, only now they're

> dressed by jews and perfumed by poofters.

>>
>> "Some People Change" by duo Montgomery Gentry is typical of the
>> Cuntry

> genre. It's country-against-racism in theme. The proud old ways and
> attitudes are abandoned as "hate," perfectly in line with the going
> line, as set by the ADL, whose goal is to have the same message coming
> from a thousand different mouths.

>>
>> "Some People Change" was recorded first by Kenny Chesney, so this

> isn't even its first go-round.

>>
>> Following gives some lyrics and information about the writers. ...

> Rick O'Shea wrote:

>>> Cuntry is traditional Country & Western filtered through the jew.

>> Shorn of traditional attitudes and remade in politically correct,
>> multicultural mode. In Cuntry, niggers and mexicans are always welcome,
>> and the big woman is never wrong.

>>>
>>> Cuntry is performed by the same good ol' boys, only now they're

>> dressed by jews and perfumed by poofters.

>>>
>>> "Some People Change" by duo Montgomery Gentry is typical of the
>>> Cuntry

>> genre. It's country-against-racism in theme. The proud old ways and
>> attitudes are abandoned as "hate," perfectly in line with the going
>> line, as set by the ADL, whose goal is to have the same message coming
>> from a thousand different mouths.

>>>
>>> "Some People Change" was recorded first by Kenny Chesney, so this

>> isn't even its first go-round.

>>> ...