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High Class White Trash 

A social sub-class of people, within the lower class of society, that stretches up into the low end of the middle class of society.
This sub-class differs from the Trailer Trash sub-class, in the sense that those considered High Class White Trash do not reside in mobile homes or trailers. Not that they have anything against living in trailers. They just happen to not live in mobile homes, and so they cannot be recognized as Trailer Trash.
Those who identify as High Class White Trash typically embrace gun ownership, dislike governmental overreach, and just want to be left alone.
Activities enjoyed by High Class White Trash people often include the use of firearms, some sort of vehicle with either a gas or diesel burning engine, drinking, drugs, and country music.

Apparel commonly worn by this group of people is camouflage in color - all types of camouflage, sometimes multiple types of camouflage at the same time - as well as plaid, Toughduck/Carhardt brand work wear, and in certain areas, such as within Canada, they can also be found sporting blaze orange colored clothing during hunting the hunting seasons.
High Class White Trash folk might not have it all together, but together, they have it all - family and loyalty are very important in this community.
Emma: "Have you met the new guy that just moved into town?"
Kayla: "No, but I saw him wearing a camouflage jacket.. I bet hes Trailer Trash."
Emma: "He cant be Trailer Trash, because he moved into that HOUSE on the edge of town, and since its not a trailer, that makes him High Class White Trash."
Kayla: "Hm. Maybe I should go introduce myself then.."
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