What Cities below poverty level have in common

[01Snake]

This is why I always have to laugh whenever some of you posters babble on about how "dumb and uneducated" conservatives are. A HUGE chunk of the Democratic voting block consists of uneducated, poor people living of the government. Are these people somehow more intelligent because they live in major cities?

Kinda makes your constant claims of "uneducated redneck conservatives" sound pretty silly.

[blackandproud]

Originally Posted by 01Snake

This is why I always have to laugh whenever some of you posters babble on about how "dumb and uneducated" conservatives are. A HUGE chunk of the Democratic voting block consists of uneducated, poor people living of the government. Are these people somehow more intelligent because they live in major cities?

Kinda makes your constant claims of "uneducated redneck conservatives" sound pretty silly.

Your entire post just as anyone who make the same statement about conservatives is simply IGNORANT...

[GOPATTA2D]

Originally Posted by Bagger

There are those who believe the roots of the homeless problem in California go back to Ronald Reagan:

Ronald Reagan: The Bad and the Ugly | The Daily Nugget

"When Ronald Reagan was governor of California he systematically began closing down mental hospitals, later as president he would cut aid for federally-funded community mental health programs. It is not a coincidence that the homeless populations in the state of California grew in the seventies and eighties. The people were put out on the street when mental hospitals started to close all over the state."

Why do Republicans deny that homelessness became a major problem because of the Reagan Administration? | Hospital administration

"Also, he inexplicably closed the mental hospitals which put many mentally ill people out on the streets, of San Francisco and other major cities."

Search Google with Reagan homeless and mental and you'll get plenty of hits.

Search for "Supreme Court ruling ACLU mental hospitals" and then edit your post.

Reagan followed the law. The SCOTUS ruled that the mental institutions could not keep patients without their consent. Guess who filed the lawsuit. The ACLU.

[Sagran]

Originally Posted by GOPATTA2D

Search for "Supreme Court ruling ACLU mental hospitals" and then edit your post.

Reagan followed the law. The SCOTUS ruled that the mental institutions could not keep patients without their consent. Guess who filed the lawsuit. The ACLU.

Connor v Donaldson? Not exactly how you described.
O'Connor v. Donaldson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Anyone who wants to read more, a resource -- O'Connor v. Donaldson: retelling a classic and fin...[J Am Acad Psychiatry Law. 1999] - PubMed Result

[ProudCapMarine]

Einstein says it all.

Einstein once said, 'The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.'

[mkfarnam]

Originally Posted by ProudCapMarine

Einstein says it all.

Einstein once said, 'The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.'

Congress has been programmed to specific movements and decisions, with a "replay" button at the end.