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As a foreigner, what does this metaphor mean? It sounds to me like "And at the end of the day... is night" kind of things, but what does it replace?
It means there is no future in centrism. The living armadillos choose a side. Those that dither will be hit by cars. On United States roads, yellow lines signify lane divisions between cars traveling in opposite directions.
Apparently it's a book title of the same name. "A book of political subversion"
There's nothing in the middle of the road but yellow stripes and dead armadillos Book by Jim Hightower