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 | | I believe that a Southron (or a Southerner, if you prefer) is one who shares our Southern culture (and there is a Southern culture, make no mistake about it), our Southern traditions, and our love of the South. |
 | | It seems to me that you have simply taken the current American definition and "Southronized" it, but that is a judgement of your motives and I can't be sure of them until you declare them. |
 | | If not, then let me clarify them now - a Southron is one who adheres to Southern culture, who lives in the South or at least considers it home, who speaks our language, who understands our ways, and who considers himself one of us. |
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