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Re:Barbecue: America's Most Political Food by dagenleg on Tuesday April 18, 2017 @12:14PM (#14140044)
The article has a certain vibe which reminds be of USSR's political persecutions.It's pretty disturbing how the author heavily implies that the children have to undergo some kind of renunciation ceremony in order to atone for the ideological beliefs of their father.

Perhaps a more fitting title for the article would be "Ancestral sin: an excessively long article about confederate flags and white privilege, with bits of historical moralization"

Re:Barbecue: America's Most Political Food by anentropic on Tuesday April 18, 2017 @12:51PM (#14140434)
That's interesting. Do you generally have trouble with reading comprehension skills?
Re:Barbecue: America's Most Political Food by actuallyalys on Tuesday April 18, 2017 @12:35PM (#14140257)
To me, this article seemed more about how political barbecue can be. It's equivocal about what the children should do, and never really answers the question of whether it's okay to eat at the restaurant again.

You might think that it's obvious that the children have no obligation whatsoever, but that doesn't make contrary opinions political persecution, even in vibe.