8 Hills Alabamians Are Willing To Die On

Whenever referring to the ‘hill’ you want to die on, you’re letting it be known that you’re willing to fight for something that you feel strongly about. Everyone has their own hills, including Alabamians, that they feel strongly about and will defend to the death. Listed below are eight hills that Alabamians are willing to die on. Which ones do you agree with?

Every soft drink is a “Coke.” Not a “soda” or “pop.” Just simply a Coke.

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Our barbecue is truly the best around. Sure, other states claim theirs is, but we know the truth.

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For Alabamians, college football is more than just a sport. It’s a way of life!

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Here in Alabama, everything tastes much better deep-fried, especially catfish.

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We know our way around the great outdoors. After all, Alabama is home to some of the nation’s top hiking trails, fishing spots, and campsites.

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In 1703, America’s original Mardi Gras was celebrated in Mobile, Alabama and not New Orleans, Louisiana. However, over the years, this has been up for constant debate.

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We’re fortunate to be able to celebrate all four seasons. Not every state is lucky to experience the beauty of winter, spring, summer, and fall, but thankfully we are.

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Alabama’s Gulf Coast beaches are some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The sugar-white sand and turquoise-clear water can’t be beat!

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What do you think? Are there any other hills that Alabamians are willing to die on? If so, let us know in the comments below.