How many can remember
Mar 6, 2013 20:10:29 #
proteus1
Loc: NEVADA
Just a reminder of our blessings today ! ! ! !
Conditions such as shown below exsisted throught out the decade ot the 1930's.
This could happen again ! !
How many of you can remember these time's and conditions, I can remember some...........
Conditions such as shown below exsisted throught out the decade ot the 1930's.
This could happen again ! !
How many of you can remember these time's and conditions, I can remember some...........
Mar 6, 2013 20:39:40 #
Mar 6, 2013 21:11:49 #
Mar 7, 2013 05:42:53 #
proteus1 wrote:
Just a reminder of our blessings today ! ! ! !
Conditions such as shown below exsisted throught out the decade ot the 1930's.
This could happen again ! !
How many of you can remember these time's and conditions, I can remember some...........
Conditions such as shown below exsisted throught out the decade ot the 1930's.
This could happen again ! !
How many of you can remember these time's and conditions, I can remember some...........
I think there's a few in USA suffering similar conditions now only they're in Colour.
Great pic's for oldies. I'm currently into 1 hundred yearold pic's. Fascinating.
Mar 7, 2013 05:45:03 #
it was before my time, but part of the final results were man made.
Mar 7, 2013 07:42:53 #
Mar 7, 2013 09:25:50 #
Mar 7, 2013 10:51:34 #
In southern California, many live under freeway bridges or in hillside brush or in river washes.
They are mostly dismissed or ignored.
Many are vets with PTSD.
For many of these men and women, the closest thing to treatment is jail or prison.
Many wonder why mental health treatment is so minimal in this country.
I remember back when Regan was governor of California, he shut down the California mental hospitals and we had a massive influx of people to the streets.
They are mostly dismissed or ignored.
Many are vets with PTSD.
For many of these men and women, the closest thing to treatment is jail or prison.
Many wonder why mental health treatment is so minimal in this country.
I remember back when Regan was governor of California, he shut down the California mental hospitals and we had a massive influx of people to the streets.
Mar 7, 2013 12:07:18 #
rayford2
Loc: New Bethlehem, PA
Remoman wrote:
In southern California, many live under freeway bridges or in hillside brush or in river washes.
They are mostly dismissed or ignored.
Many are vets with PTSD.
For many of these men and women, the closest thing to treatment is jail or prison.
Many wonder why mental health treatment is so minimal in this country.
I remember back when Regan was governor of California, he shut down the California mental hospitals and we had a massive influx of people to the streets.
They are mostly dismissed or ignored.
Many are vets with PTSD.
For many of these men and women, the closest thing to treatment is jail or prison.
Many wonder why mental health treatment is so minimal in this country.
I remember back when Regan was governor of California, he shut down the California mental hospitals and we had a massive influx of people to the streets.
I think all the major psychiatric hospitals were politically closed years ago. I understand that present guidelines prohibit more than 12 (?) mental patients being confined to any one area.
The fear of being sent to a mental institution was very real years ago, for those who couldn't get along in society.
Mar 7, 2013 14:05:59 #
Slick50il
Loc: North central Ill L-P area!
Just go to Detriot,mi and you will probably find some scenes like this.From2 m to to 2 k in one decade!
Mar 7, 2013 14:39:41 #
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