You know up until about 2000, such missions were called Refuge. It was completely anonymous for addicts and homeless. Not even police would be told who was living in these missions. They had to have a warrant for a specific person. You could actually get yourself together. Jobs were plentiful. Sorta like salvation army jobs. Missions were the center of a social network of groups and organizations offering everything from voc tech learning to drug facilitators and rehabs. A Capuchin mission turned my life around.
Thanks for explaining the differences in the glass and matte shots. The Missions are a part of the American story that needs a closer examination to gain a better understanding of how the Catholic Church helped shape and influence the U.S. and modern world. Good work. 🙏👍
@@gloriae.p.luvr4life394 It was called Roger Ramjet and it ran from 1965-1969. The titular character was Roger Ramjet also known as the All American Good Guy. He was born and raised in Lompoc and nearly every episode of the series had something to do with Lompoc.
It stayed up for 3 minutes before It was blocked. Sorry. We tried. www.google.com/amp/s/www.funnyordie.com/platform/amp/2007/9/27/17695458/kill-the-white-people
