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Pastor Convicted of Selling Drugs

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Its sad to think of how this man used and abused his stature in society to front such an operation. I can't imagine how the people that attend that church must feel.

 

:thumb: The really sad thing is that this kind of thing is probably going on all over, not just this area or Kentucky. As I had heard before and I don't know who said it first but it is true from our Federal Government to State, County and Cities.................."This country is becoming more and more Morally bankrupt", and imo has been for many years.

:thumb: The really sad thing is that this kind of thing is probably going on all over, not just this area or Kentucky. As I had heard before and I don't know who said it first but it is true from our Federal Government to State, County and Cities.................."This country is becoming more and more Morally bankrupt", and imo has been for many years.

 

 

I really don't think so, Oldrambler. While I'm sure this is not an isolated incident, I think you're underestimating just how many sincere, dedicated pastors we have of all faiths. But, that's just my opinion. Drugs have taken a powerfull hold on our people and the lure of money to people so deeply entrenched in poverty is obviously more than some can resist.

 

Sadly, many years ago I left a large city to raise my children in rural Kentucky as I was raised. Had I known then what I know not, I would have stayed where I was.

 

I hate drugs.

First, there was Mary, mother of Jesus

Then, there was Mary Magdalene

Lastly, there is Mary Jane

 

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I really don't think so, Oldrambler. While I'm sure this is not an isolated incident, I think you're underestimating just how many sincere, dedicated pastors we have of all faiths. But, that's just my opinion. Drugs have taken a powerfull hold on our people and the lure of money to people so deeply entrenched in poverty is obviously more than some can resist.

 

Sadly, many years ago I left a large city to raise my children in rural Kentucky as I was raised. Had I known then what I know not, I would have stayed where I was.

 

I hate drugs.

 

I certainly did not mean that all pastors did this or it was even close to a majority. I apologize if anyone took it that way. My comments were meant to say that imo this goes on in other places as well and "probably" more than we would want to believe. So, I am not underestimating the number of good, sincere and helpful pastors that there are. I stated as much in post 13 when I said this kind of thing stereotypes pastors, churches and christians and nothing could be further from the truth.

Again, I certainly did not mean to say that this was common or wide spread at all and I hope that this post clears that up. :thumb:

I certainly did not mean that all pastors did this or it was even close to a majority. I apologize if anyone took it that way. My comments were meant to say that imo this goes on in other places as well and "probably" more than we would want to believe. So, I am not underestimating the number of good, sincere and helpful pastors that there are. I stated as much in post 13 when I said this kind of thing stereotypes pastors, churches and christians and nothing could be further from the truth.

Again, I certainly did not mean to say that this was common or wide spread at all and I hope that this post clears that up. :thumb:

 

I didn't think so. No apology needed, I should have realized what you meant after reading post 13. :thumb:

If I'm not mistaken, they may lead the entire nation in that category.

Sadly,I believe you may be correct!

Sadly,I believe you may be correct!

 

Where are the stats on this found?

From the article.

"Reid's brother, Sammy, claims two men and Larry Jackson, a federal fugitive whom officials say the couple hid..."

These people were hiding a federal fugitive?

MT, Seems we both may be right, I was right about the per capita income. But Owsley just edges Clay out for lowest income per household.

 

Rank County Per Capita Income

1 Buffalo County, South Dakota $5,213

2 Shannon County, South Dakota $6,286

3 Starr County, Texas $7,069

4 Ziebach County, South Dakota $7,463

5 Todd County, South Dakota $7,714

6 Sioux County, North Dakota $7,731

7 Corson County, South Dakota $8,615

8 Wade Hampton, Alaska $8,717

9 Maverick County, Texas $8,758

10 Apache County, Arizona $8,986

 

18 Clay County, Kentucky $9,716

21 McCreary County, Kentucky $9,896

31 Wolfe County, Kentucky $10,321

33 Leslie County, Kentucky $10,429

39 Martin County, Kentucky $10,650

40 Knox County, Kentucky $10,660

42 Magoffin County, Kentucky $10,685

43 Jackson County, Kentucky $10,711

44 Owsley County, Kentucky $10,742

62 Breathitt County, Kentucky $11,044

69 Knott County, Kentucky $11,297

74 Menifee County, Kentucky $11,399

82 Bell County, Kentucky $11,526

83 Harlan County, Kentucky $11,585

97 Letcher County, Kentucky $11,984

100 Lawrence County, Kentucky $12,008

 

Rank County Median Household Income

1 Kalawao County, Hawaii $9,333

2 Buffalo County, South Dakota $12,692

3 Owsley County, Kentucky $15,805

4 Clay County, Kentucky $16,271

11 Martin County, Kentucky $18,279

12 Knox County, Kentucky $18,294

14 Lee County, Kentucky $18,544

15 Leslie County, Kentucky $18,546

17 Harlan County, Kentucky $18,665

20 Bell County, Kentucky $19,057

21 Breathitt County, Kentucky $19,155

22 Wolfe County, Kentucky $19,310

23 McCreary County, Kentucky $19,348

24 Magoffin County, Kentucky $19,421

26 Clinton County, Kentucky $19,563

33 Jackson County, Kentucky $20,177

35 Knott County, Kentucky $20,373

45 Wayne County, Kentucky $20,863

49 Elliott County, Kentucky $21,014

52 Letcher County, Kentucky $21,110

54 Floyd County, Kentucky $21,168

61 Cumberland County, Kentucky $21,572

63 Casey County, Kentucky $21,580

64 Lawrence County, Kentucky $21,610

67 Morgan County, Kentucky $21,869

74 Russell County, Kentucky $22,042

75 Menifee County, Kentucky $22,064

76 Whitley County, Kentucky $22,075

77 Perry County, Kentucky $22,089

83 Lewis County, Kentucky $22,208

91 Monroe County, Kentucky $22,356

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OK, does Ky lead the nation among counties that aren't part of an Indian reservation?

OK, does Ky lead the nation among counties that aren't part of an Indian reservation?

 

:lol: Looks like it...

OK, does Ky lead the nation among counties that aren't part of an Indian reservation?

 

:lol: Maybe that can be another statistical category, with an asterisk.

It's amazing what people will do to get ahead in life.

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