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Topic	Philadelphia Democrats say bulletproof glass is racist
Balrog0 12/11/17 10:36:44 AM #47:	Lord_of_BeefDip posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... what is it about the far left politicians that causes them to adopt these bat shit views and to come up with new lunacy every other week? what are they steeping their minds in that causes this type of corruption and mental illness to surface and make its way into our legal system? And I am willing to bet that council isn't all that left wing on economic solutions or proper solutions to this. If they are it would be news to me, but it's also evidence to me that center-left is much better a position to have than far left, be it on social, economic policy or otherwise. what does this have to do with being far left? this is a classic case of constituent service politics tinged with racism. if the constituents were white and their rep was a republican it is likely they would have the same or a similar response considering what the root issue is that this measure is trying to solve -- which is poor enforcement of regulations from the state alcohol control board, leading to drunken disturbances in areas around these so-called beer delis http://www.philly.com/philly/opinion/editorials/phillys-proposed-bulletproof-glass-ban-could-get-someone-shot-editorial-20171208.html Bass has included the plexiglass ban as part of a solution to regulate stop-and-go nuisance delis, which are allowed to sell single beers or shots of liquor, but only if they also serve food and have tables and chairs for 30 people which state law also requires. Many delis dont. As an attempt to have stricter adherence to the state law, Bass wants delis to have tables and chairs and a bathroom for patrons, and she doesnt want food served through a plexiglass partition, arguing that real restaurants dont use such barriers. http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/city/city-council-bill-banning-plexiglass-windows-beer-delis-amended-20171204.html and look at this picture of who these establishments are owned by to see how the racism comes into play --- He would make his mark, if not on this tree, then on that wall; if not with teeth and claws, then with penknife and razor. <cite>Balrog0 posted [p:892003819] in Philadelph... [t:76081762]...</cite> <quote><cite>Lord_of_BeefDip posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>what is it about the far left politicians that causes them to adopt these bat shit views and to come up with new lunacy every other week? what are they steeping their minds in that causes this type of corruption and mental illness to surface and make its way into our legal system?</quote> And I am willing to bet that council isn't all that left wing on economic solutions or proper solutions to this. If they are it would be news to me, but it's also evidence to me that center-left is much better a position to have than far left, be it on social, economic policy or otherwise.</quote> what does this have to do with being far left? this is a classic case of constituent service politics tinged with racism. if the constituents were white and their rep was a republican it is likely they would have the same or a similar response considering what the root issue is that this measure is trying to solve -- which is poor enforcement of regulations from the state alcohol control board, leading to drunken disturbances in areas around these so-called beer delis http://www.philly.com/philly/opinion/editorials/phillys-proposed-bulletproof-glass-ban-could-get-someone-shot-editorial-20171208.html Bass has included the plexiglass ban as part of a solution to regulate stop-and-go nuisance delis, which are allowed to sell single beers or shots of liquor, but only if they also serve food and have tables and chairs for 30 people which state law also requires. Many delis dont. As an attempt to have stricter adherence to the state law, Bass wants delis to have tables and chairs and a bathroom for patrons, and she doesnt want food served through a plexiglass partition, arguing that real restaurants dont use such barriers. http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/city/city-council-bill-banning-plexiglass-windows-beer-delis-amended-20171204.html and look at this picture of who these establishments are owned by to see how the racism comes into play --- He would make his mark, if not on this tree, then on that wall; if not with teeth and claws, then with penknife and razor.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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