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Wise or Pound?
Appalachia or Big Stone Gap
Where does the School go?
You take the school setting out of Appalachia or Pound and they will cease to exist. Now, do you take that and say so be it, or do you put the school in each place and help that town out as your taking away one of its few remaining life lines..
WHERE DOES IT GO??
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Nobody knows. Nobody knows if it will ever happen. If I was to guess I would guess if they built new schools, one would be built between Pound and Wise (on 23). In the BSG/Appy area, you would probably build it in the BSG area, probably more down towards Bullitt Park. And if they go the 3rd route, probably between St. Paul and Coeburn. Those would obviously be the preferred locations. Don't want you to think nobody was trying to answer you, but nobody can answer that because nobody knows if it will happen.
As for the community argument, again, those communities are dying or dead. Go back to what Appy was in the 70s, look now. Pound was killed or severely wounded when 23 went by the town.
Remember in the Old West that there thriving towns that became Ghost towns. Gold rush, they were happening, major centers. When it dried up, the towns dried up. Sounds close to coal doesn't it?
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So what you're saying is the majority of people should pay for the minority? I tell you what I'm tired of working, please pay for me to live, because that is basically what you're saying. You're saying that everybody has to pay more to keep you and yours happy, and if not that its tyranny. How about its others deciding what is best for them. Shoot if you want the ultimate on small schools, might as well close them and home school.
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Home schooling is what my kids will get, if this garbage ever goes into effect. And don't put words in my mouth. I said that I was more concerned about keeping the schools open than about my taxes... I never said that everyone else had to be.
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So basically the people of those towns arent worth the time, very interesting.
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Hell, funny thing is I have met you more than once, and you seem like a decent guy, but get on here and off ya go. Saying I spout off-lol..take a look in the mirror man. Even you gotta admit you are good at that.
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Don't look like many have ignored you in the poll. You want people to give me some support just holler. They are waitn to jump!!!!! Might get a few replys tonight. I'm not as hated as you would like to think. Just quit being a know-it-all [censored] and we'll get along.
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What are you saying? Poll? We all know how that one goes-we aren't that naive. As for getting along, get over the personal biz and we'll be fine.
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It is just a shame that more people don't take an interest in this subject of controversy.
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So far, your facts have been that you wouldn't be for it no matter what...you said so yourself...so obviously no facts matter.
Go ahead, deny that.
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I do deny it. Take a look in the mirror. Im tired of hearing this, because no facts matter to you either.
And I have stated several facts.. not including " you wouldn't be for it no matter what." .. this, last time I chacked, is an opinion that I hold. What about the poor performance of the KY consolidated schools that I have now posted twice in this thread? Huh? Wheres your all-knowing answer to that?
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Did I quote you? I quoted you and your comment about you would never be for it. I'll quote you again
"garbage ever goes into effect". Guess what, you and your taxes isn't going to keep the high school open for a couple hours, it takes everybody. And everybody is never going to agree, no matter what. You could give some people free $5 bills and they would complain they wasn't getting $10s.
At least show some ability to learn and try to figure out whats best, not assume you know. You know what assuming does. Most of us who seem to at least admit it might be a necessary evil admit we don't know for sure what's best or the right solution, you're the only one that is 100% SURE whats best.
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Actually location wise. Not sure i'd want a school where it can be easily approached.
A few to many shootings lately. Kind of makes me wonder if a little out of the way may not be better.
Hate to imagine the next psycho who's childhood was bad, deciding well down the road is a school.
I'll take it out on them. Just a thought.
So far we been lucky. But luck is just what it is. Luck.