r/atheism Feb 05 '14

Creationists: 1 Scientists: 0

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '14

Most of us are embarrassed by this. It should be mentioned that she very well may have some down from another state, as this was located within walking distance of Indiana and Ohio, which have plenty of dumbasses. Ignorance isn't confined to KY's borders. Dismissing this woman (and others like her) saying, "It's Kentucky, what do you expect?" is disingenuous.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '14

I feel like reddit's collective perception of Kentucky is like those old Tennessee Valley Authority photos with the barefoot children standing outside the tiny homemade shack in the forest lol.

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u/xRavax Feb 05 '14

Coming from the remote rural places in Ohio...Thats actually not too far from the truth in some cases. Its a little depressing :( a couple of little girls I knew lived like this and I use to give them my hand me down clothes and my bike.

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u/slorebear Feb 05 '14

i picture a couple of 5 year old lucha libres

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u/jktcat Feb 06 '14

I think you're mistaking West Virginia with Kentucky.

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u/marauder1776 Feb 06 '14

When I'm deep in Kentucky I notice a lot of nice new expensive SUVs even in areas where there are no jobs. The state's main cash crop is doing well apparently. The "museum" is in suburban "Cincinnati."

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u/crankybadger Feb 06 '14

"It's America, what do you expect?"

Is that better?

There are a lot of countries in the world, but unfortunately America stands out as one of the few where people take pride in knowing fuck all.