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In reply to the discussion: How to Spot a Communist Using Literary Criticism: A 1955 Manual from the U.S. Military [View all]hack89
(39,181 posts)40. It is associated with folk music.
and folk music was associated with leftists.
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MerryBlooms
Nov 2015
OP
lol, I dunno. Hootenanny happens to be one of my favorite words, along with...
MerryBlooms
Nov 2015
#11
So people should not worry about the witch-hunting of the reactionary book-burning
LiberalArkie
Nov 2015
#5
I don't know about your colon, but I don't want my colon anywhere near the ruling class.
MerryBlooms
Nov 2015
#14
LMAO. Who was it a few years ago warning about Obama because he is "articulate" ?
lpbk2713
Nov 2015
#6
I try not to nag on bad spelling, I've done a few duzies, and will now doubt pull more.
MerryBlooms
Nov 2015
#19
I used to attend hootenannys back in the early 1960s when I was a teenager.
Elwood P Dowd
Nov 2015
#25
jingoistic hootenanny! also it's interesting to see Corliss Lamont bumping around
MisterP
Nov 2015
#30
I subscribed to "Soviet Life" while I was in just to piss off the officers off.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Nov 2015
#41