I'm an old school Southern Democrat. I'm Progressive and extremely to the left of modern Democrats. I believe that everyone is entitled to a standard of living and that includes a home and a mode of transportation and a mode of communication and a way to provide for themselves. I hate how the New Southern vision was sabotaged by Reagan and the Republican Party. We could've had a more inclusive and diverse South. I'm from the Gulf Coast. When I was growing up the Gulf Coast was the last bastion of Southern Democratic dominance. Republicans have taken over our area and corrupted the minds of our people. Southern Democrats are often seen as a monolith but just like the overall Democratic Party it was a big tent. I believe we can revive the Progressive tradition in the South but it's going to take effort.
I'm not agreeing with the bio. The weird assortment of political figures in the bio seems like something that would be picked up at public schools. The Anton Lavey reference is probably just a rejection of religion. I lived in the Southern US my whole life and Christianity was forced onto me through my entire youth. My public high school in the 2000s had an optional Bible class and it was considered to be a substitute for History class. Some rebellious teenagers in the South try to seek out Lavey's Satanism because they want to reject the Christianity that was forced on them.
That is to say, the account doesn't seem like a bit to me. Living in the Southern US sucks ass and it leads people to having weird beliefs because there is no communist party to guide people.
My comment presents an opportunity to learn. If a user is anti-communist, then the user can leave.