The jealous Yankee hates the Southern man for his liberties and culture.

The insidious Yankee has no culture to call his own. To him, "culture" is a crude affectation of old-time Europe. He visits the Opera, sung in a language he can't understand. He views art by the masters of old Europe, not comprehending in the slightest its meaning or import. The Yankee has NO genuine culture of his own. He DESPISES the South for having a genuine culture of its own (music, cuisine, literature) that it has exported to the delight of the entire world.

The Yankee LOATHES the Southern man for his liberties! The Southern man holds his liberties dear. The jealous Yankee is hemmed in always by his own self-loathing, which manifests itself in constant government regulation (his government being one of laws created by the people, as is ours). He has few liberties, even spurning the most natural liberty of all: the freedom to protect oneself from imminent danger! (i.e. the preposterous abomination known as the "duty to retreat") As such, the Yankee REVILES liberty itself, and is HORRIFIED by the freedoms that the Southern man has maintained for himself!

True or false: The despicable YANKEE fears culture and liberty, those two things that the Southern man CHERISHES!!