"Workin' for a living"

Has you are anyone asked you what kind of music you like? Has anyone or yourself said "Pretty much anything but country music. I HATE country music." If you can answer yes to the second question then I have a postie for you.

First of all I would like to ask a simple and discreet question:
WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!?!?!?!??!?!???!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!??!?!???
Let's go into a little more detail.

I really don't see a reson that if you like any music you can't like country too. Country is one of the most fun types of music you can come across. Dancing to it is fun. Have you ever tried square dancing? It's really fun and really simple. Something you can definately get into. I encourage you to try it.

The other thing that I think get's on people's nerves is what they sing about. Most people have this stereotypical impression thay country is just about "our dog died" and "living on a ranch." Acutally that is completely wrong. Country music actually just sings about everyday ordinary normal things. I guess people just don't like to be reminded of their lives when listening to music. But country people do, and why is that? My theory is that country people love their lives and the simple pleasures that come with it. In fact, they live only for those simple pleasures. They don't dream for everthing, just for what is realistic, and then they make it come true. They are very satisfied people who find enjoyment just through living, and county fairs.

That is why their music is so great. It reflects simple living. And wouldn't you love to live something like that. Almost carefree and nothing brings you down. Their are so many things to enjoy, so why don't we? Country music is definately valid type of music that most people should attempt to try out.

(P.S. if my argument sounded stupid, I apologize, but you should still consider country anyways, ok?)