Green Day use the word red-neck because it represents the way many Americans live. To them America is the best country in the world and home to the free and the brave. The language in this stanza is the language of violence which reinforces the redneck way of life. Because of this “Cockiness” America has come to the attention of many terrorist organisations which has caused an ‘Age of Paranoia’...
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Because of this “Cockiness” America has come to the attention of many terrorist organisations which has caused an ‘Age of Paranoia’. Paranoia is another issue, which grasps the audience’s attention because it connects with several tragic events. Green Day tries to link the fear of living in American after the terrorist attacks of 2001...
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