What are a redneck's, hillbilly's and good ol' boy's preferred weapons of choice?

I alwys make an attack using FRESH FRUIT!!.

My rural characters aren't backwards. Yes they are from the country and yes they do some country stuff but they are going to be modern-day characters. They do things like use modern-day tech. They know how to relate to, get along with and fit in with urban characters and such.

They are rural caricatures but they act like modern-day people.

People stereotype African Americans and Latino Americans by making them hail from American urban slums. They make them " 'hood" or "ghetto" or "project-y". For some reason some reason people equate "urban" with African American and Latino American.

That's a bit offensive to some people. Not all African Americans and Latino Americans act like they are from the streets. Not all African Americans and Latino Americans hail from American urban slums.

That's a big reason why I don't like a lot of programming on BET and some other African American-owned TV networks like Centric and TVOne. A lot of films and shows about African Americans propagate negative African American stereotypes.

I am not a thug or some kind of miscreant.

I am from the American suburbs. I don't know how to relate to people from American urban slums. I recall living in ghetto-y neighborhoods temporarily with my family a few times, both in Long Island and in NYC. I didn't like it.

I am not putting people down.

I lived in a housing complex with my family a number of years ago around the time we first moved to upstate NY. The housing complex was predominantly Latino. There was an African American family who lived across the hall from us. Most of the Latinos who lived in that complex acted like a bunch of lowlifes. It was disgusting. They persecuted me and my family because we were Christians. Some of them sat outside our window on the stoop drinking and smoking and cussing and carrying on and such. People threw trash everywhere if I remember right. I remember the black lady who lived across the hall from me and my family had delinquent kids. Her kids vandalized my mother's car by scratching it up with a key. I remember people scratched up the door to my family's apartment and threw trash out in the hallway outside our door. I remember kids who lived upstairs from us disturbed us by dribbling basketballs over our heads. Most of the people in that housing complex didn't like me and my family. I remember people were cussing outside of our apartment in the hallway and/or outside our windows and blaring loud disgusting Latin music to offend and disturb us.

We were friends with one Latina lady and her kids who lived in an apartment in our complex. We tried keeping in touch with her after my family and I left the complex.

I remember there was a White family that lived upstairs from us. Their son acted like a "wigga". He pretended to be our friend. He kissed up to my mother when my mother tried witnessing to him about Christ. He came into our apartment with the intention of stealing money from my mother, which he did. We learned that that young man ended up in jail. I don't remember what he did.

There were two young Latina women who lived upstairs from us whom we tried witnessing to about Christ. They persecuted us too. I remember my mother wrote Scriptures on a piece of paper and taped it on the outside of the door to our apartment. One of them ripped the paper off our door and vandalized our door. I remember they were coworkers of mine. They acted like maniacs.

My family and I learned that after we left that complex living conditions over there got MUCH WORSE.

Do you think I should make cartoons and comics based off of past life experiences? What I just listed was all negative.

You and Farm are talking about writing about what I know.

In The Jeffersons George and Louise Jefferson had neighbors who were a mixed race couple, the Willises. Tom Willis was Caucasian and his wife Ellen was African American. The Willises had a daughter and son. The Jeffersons' daughter didn't marry a White guy.

I didn't watch the show for the racial issues and such. I watched it because I thought it was funny.

No one wants to see a cartoon and/or comic about a nerdy/geeky recluse