Your
problem is that you don't like what I am saying and obviously you're
not intelligent enough to take it however and then run along to your
other activities. Too bad. I'll continue calling out the crooks,
crooked politicians, slumlords and others in Louisville and Kentucky
that screw decent people living their lives
I
perfectly understand the meaning of free speech and I'll continue to
say what I feel like saying whether you like it or not, I'll guess
you'll have to get over it and moan about it from your practice
during work hours or you'll have to go back to Dumpster City and have
a conniption.
You
find me obnoxious...great..good and here's the kicker for you tough
crap. I think I'll stay here a while and keep putting out more of the
truth about Louisville that the good old boy network and butt kissers
don't like.
As
far as unhealthy, strange, that you would comment about unhealthy
because you live in one of the unhealthiest states in the country
that ranks 1st in the country in percentage of depression issues, a
state that ranks 1st or 2nd nearly every year in cancer deaths per
capita, near the top in diabetes cases, near the top in heart
attacks, etc. When I look at half of the people in Kentucky I almost
want to pity them rather than call out the issues because many
Kentuckians look like they are one step from kicking the bucket.
Not
to mention for most people the lower quality of life they have in the
Commonwealth of Kentucky versus most other states especially in the
North, Northeast, East and West even in some southern metro areas.
Even
more laughable is that the Commonwealth of Kentucky ranks 47th in
educational attainment along with being 41st in the quality of their
universities. Imagine, a state with two top 20 basketball programs
being just about the only thing they can crow about while they don't
have any universities ranked in the top 100 anytime in the last 10 to
15 years in US News and World Report or any other objective
publication that ranks universities. U of L did make it to 98th one
year in the quality of the Brandeis School of Law but that's just
about it. Not even the esteemed Speed School at U of L ranked in the
top 100 engineering programs in the United States. That's a quite
damning indictment of the Kentucky university system that between
University of Kentucky, University of Louisville, Murray State, WKU,
EKU, Morehead and others that NONE of the Kentucky universities rank
in the top 100 out of US universities. Obviously, U of L isn't all
that great to start with.
However,
if you do a little bit of research you'll find that Indiana, Illinois
and Ohio all had at least one or more top notch university system
such as Purdue, Indiana, Notre Dame, University of Chicago, probably
Ohio State and countless others. Not one though in the Commonwealth
of Kentucky. But you're got two top 20 basketball programs even
though they've both been under probation including Hooker University
at Belknap who lost their title of 2013 and the University of
Kentucky, the second most penalized program in NCAA history. That's
Kentucky pride for you and the rest of the denizens of Kentucky.
Since
I'm at it and knowing how much it ticks Kentuckians off let's talk
about Kentucky being the 2nd most corrupt state after Illinois when
it comes to public officials being convicted and doing jail time. Or
a state that can't pay for its pension program for teachers and
public employees because its fiscally broke to the point that it has
to spend 1 billion dollars just to get roads and bridges in a state
up to a C level. Sounds like Kentucky has fiscal problems and major
cash flow problems caused by the fact that it has had a lackluster
economy for decades which is why we find plenty of cars with Kentucky
plates far into Indiana and other states because they have to leave
Kentucky for jobs elsewhere.
Let's
add in the fact that Kentucky has a huge population of functional
illiterates in Kentucky as much as 20 percent of the population. In a
state with 4.5 million people that means that 900,000 Kentuckians at
most are functionally illiterate. Isn't that a shame? Stuck in
poverty level jobs if they can get one or ended up on government
welfare projects that do nothing but perpetuate the same cycle for
generations and nothing ever gets done about it in Kensucky.
Does
that explain why Kentucky ranks 47th in personal per capita income
(per person for you Davey) and 47th in median family income meaning
that half of Kentucky families make below the state median income and
half above. Or the fact that Kentucky also ranks 47th in household
income
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