https://www.OroRecovery.com - Bob Forrest talked to a small group of young addicts on camera at Oro House's outpatient addiction facilities in Los Angeles, California about music.<br /><br /><br />Music used to mean everything to young people. It used to be about let's make a better America. <br /><br />MC5 – have you ever heard of MC5? They were a revolutionary band and maybe you learned in social studies in school about the 1968 Democratic convention... did you ever hear of that in Chicago?<br /><br />You know how they say Now is the worst of times? No, it was way worse in 1968. It's just a big lie, nothing is going on, it's just a big mouth that goes around talking. Nothing is really changing. And the EPA is changing; let's change it back.<br /><br /><br /><br />But there was a revolution going on in 1968 fueled by a band called MC5 - five guys - four high school dropouts and one college guy. And they organized and militarily took over the Democratic National Convention and caused the riots.<br /><br />And America said OMG, we're ripping in half, and we really were.<br /><br />Read more about Bob Forrest on our website at:<br /><br />https://www.OroRecovery.com/bob-forrest/<br /><br />Call us toll-free at (888) 595-0235 to find out more about Oro House non 12 step addiction rehab programs in Los Angeles and Malibu, California.<br /><br />https://www.OroRecovery.com/non-12-step-rehab-treatment-in-malibu-california/<br /><br />Find Oro House Recovery Centers also at:<br /><br />Twitter https://twitter.com/OroRecovery<br />Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ororecovery/<br />Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/ororecovery/<br /><br />Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/company/oro-recovery/<br /><br />Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ororecovery/
