Your lead is disrespectful, misleading and uneducated, especially for a place you say you actually like. Most Nebraskans didn’t grow up on farms.
You don’t eat corn everyday? Most of the corn grown in Nebraska goes to cattle feed and making things like corn syrup, corn starch, etc. — things found in many of the foods and drinks consumed in this country. So while you don’t eat an ear of corn everyday — which Nebraska’s corn isn’t grown for — you most certainly do eat it everyday. As does the rest of the country, which farms support. The midwest literally supports the entire food infrastructure of the country. And most of it starts with corn.
And your comment about second cousins? Really? I mean really.
If you want to write an article about how a place really is great, don’t start off by marginalizing and insulting it.
Additionally, if you think Nebraska is great because of Taco Bell breakfast, alcohol and chicks from the ’90s, you are missing some really great experiences.
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Your lead is disrespectful, misleading and uneducated, especially for a place you say you actually like. Most Nebraskans didn’t grow up on farms.
You don’t eat corn everyday? Most of the corn grown in Nebraska goes to cattle feed and making things like corn syrup, corn starch, etc. — things found in many of the foods and drinks consumed in this country. So while you don’t eat an ear of corn everyday — which Nebraska’s corn isn’t grown for — you most certainly do eat it everyday. As does the rest of the country, which farms support. The midwest literally supports the entire food infrastructure of the country. And most of it starts with corn.
And your comment about second cousins? Really? I mean really.
If you want to write an article about how a place really is great, don’t start off by marginalizing and insulting it.
Additionally, if you think Nebraska is great because of Taco Bell breakfast, alcohol and chicks from the ’90s, you are missing some really great experiences.