Mechonomist
The Mad Redneck, Hollis B. SureStay-at-home dad life, theories of the American South, automotive technology
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Wizards
By Zac Hyden and Graham Ingram
The first author has been an automotive technician off and on since he was 18 years old. He started out at a small shop in Huntsville, Alabama called Stringfellow Auto Repair. He has always loved automotive t...
How to Win at Politics
The key to winning at politics is to move the Overton Window toward your political goals. The Overton Window is simply the range of acceptable political actions. The way to move the window is to engage in unacceptable political actions.
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The Case for Boycotting the Vote in the American South
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Memoirs of a Mad Redneck
My son, Henry (Hank) Silverman Hyden, was born on February 19th, 2024. He was 2 pounds and 11 ounces, and three months premature. My wife had severe pre-eclampsia and they had to induce labor when she had a pulmonary edema. If anyone’s been...
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ASE certified automotive technician, philosopher of the American South, Toyota enthusiast, owner of a 1985 Toyota 4Runner aka the Redneck Convertible, post-liberal anarchist leaning
Deep South. Graphic writings of experiences and politics from the eyes and ears of the talking walls of our darkest corners. Some autobiographical, some fancied- all muddled to protect guilty parties.
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