This is my neighborhood. I'm not pissed about the homeless camp. They are only there for 90 days and in the right circumstances, any of us could be homeless, or some of our family members. Thanks to the churches who are helping with this effort. There were tent cities during the Depression too.
Neighbors using cameras to watch Seattle tent city | KING5.com | Seattle Area Local News
(Tent city during the Depression aka "Hooverville"; Tent city now - both in Seattle)
"They watch us go in and out of the restrooms. Watch us eat. How would they feel if someone had a camera in their living room of their house doing that?" said Roger Franz, a tent city camp leader.
There was a rumor in the summer of 2009 in England that up to 20,000 problem families were going to be put under 24 hour a day CCTV video surveillance in their private homes that were dubbed "Sin Bins" by the droll and cheeky British tabloid press: http://tinyurl.com/685onlp
As far as I can tell it wasn't implemented, but it's really only a matter of time until we hear someone else here in the US come up with taking it past keeping a vigilant video eye on our 21st Century Hoovervilles from a distance and putting them in the tents themselves.
Posted by: NycLabretsDE | January 25, 2011 at 07:08 PM
Statistics show that the reverse is true. New Hampshire residents should seek to preserve their racial identity, if we want future generations to have the opportunity to live in such a state.It great moment has come for the whites in New Hampshire and across the country take a stand.
Posted by: cameras in parks | April 22, 2011 at 08:37 AM