Video Response to The View

I feel bad for the kids in the documentary they were totally exploited. NO one should say mean things to or about them...Im merely commenting on dianes comments on the view. So leave me comments! :)

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• poverty
• eastern
• ky
• children
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• mountain
• forgotten
• america

[skoalpeachdipper]

hell yes that bitch pissed me off when she started sayin that shit i live about an houh away from paintsville in letcher county ky you tell em

[tabithaann08]

lol Im glad you agree! I know a cop from letcher county haha.

[TanaCorpse]

Along with if it wasn't to give off a bad reflection of Eastern Kentucky, then why didn't she find some positive attributions to show? Also when you go to grade school here, you always have an opprotunity to get onto a pc or get provided one by the school. That's how I got my first pc in 98, Gateway. Their are plenty of opprotunities around here, the highschool (and lower schooles) provide hygene products, like tooth brushes and dedoerate and the works, along with clothing.

[tabithaann08]

exactly :)

[rnstuffy]

you should have watched the documentary before commenting. Report was on the people high up in isolated areas. It was not reported that all people of Eastern Kentucky lived like this. She said 1 in 3 homes do not have a computer. You being so defensive to acutual reported facts, about SOME actual people living in Kentucky makes you look ignorant.

[tabithaann08]

I was replying to what she said on the view...not the documentary. Also the report was not on "high up isolated areas" I live in the same town and went to the same highschool as the football player. Its not like that, we have plenty of opportunities. Its not americas fault that those few people choose to spend their money on drugs and not food.

[BUMPDEVA]

Cut down on the donuts and pop and you'll be just fine.

[britthunter08]

She stated statistics regarding the mountain dew issue and the lack of computers. I believe she said, "One in three homes do/do not own a computer", she was simply illustrating the lack of technology surrounding Eastern KY. For example, the computers that you use in schools, those are paid for by grants. Are you aware of what grants are? Let's assume you do, are you aware of the process that is followed in order to receive them?

[sailor2gurl]

I cant believe I cant find that there vidgey anr moar with taht thurr interveiw now thats I gots the internets.

[natemorey]

I loved when the pretty places of kentucky showed the sky for the first few I was worried it would only show the sky.,.. lmao, but it does have pretty things.

[BewareOfTheScarah]

i agree, i go to J.C.H.S. now, and i was pretty hurt with that stupid lady coming in and down right trashing us. gah. it made me pretty mad.

[jessiekaye55]

nice one tab =]

you and robert pretty much covered all the bases.

[zxzDarkLinkzxz]

She shouldn't have only focused on the poor area's in Eastern Kentucky and give the whole state a "bad" reputation.

[collegebabe08]

i agree with u 100%, i live in booneville ky. i do have all my teeth and actually have kept myself away from drugs an so forth, but im not a no shoe wearing hillbilly.

[Staybay93]

I totally agree with you guys. I live in Harlan, and apparantly were all hillbillies who know and do nothing. I hate Diane Sawyer. lol

[thrustiswaspinator]

I seem to recall her showing a guy who owned several coal mines and lived in a mansion, as well as a dentist. I think they were doing quite well for themselves. You do showcase some beautiful areas in eastern Kentucky. People there need to promote the tourism industry of the area as a huge potential for jobs and revenue and stop running off to Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge every weekend. Folks need to discover the wonderful aesthetic beauty of your own state before running off to others.