Government regulations on nightlife - warranted or overacting?

triumphant · 2013-10-19 10:08:14

I was reading on some articles on government regulation on nighttime activities, especially with the murders of Imette St. Guillen,
Romona Moore, and Jen Moore which perpetrated the US government's intervention into nightlife activities. I wouldn't call it
intervention per se, but it's more like a case of regulation. Personally, I think the US government appears to be overreacting to
these media reports in order for the government to restrict or curb our activities.

sodapop · 2013-10-19 12:56:14

I don't like how the government gets involved, but with these murders, the nightclubs themselves must screen-check their bouncers
and other employees for any criminal records.

weetom · 2013-10-19 14:14:14

If only these murders didn't occur there wouldn't be any need for the government to take action. Parents won't be informed and
nightclubs won't have to take any pre-emptive measures to safeguard their patrons, especially the older ones who prefer that the
authorities keep their hands off things they shouldn't be involved in the first place.

funnybone · 2013-10-19 16:59:14

Well, this is nothing more than a "Big Brother" attack on our freedoms. I'd fight for my rights as long as I don't infringe on
others.

sodapop · 2013-10-19 19:43:14

As much as I'd like to agree with you funnybone, I think government regulation will be here to stay. You just have to live with it,
that's all.

funnybone · 2013-10-19 23:33:14

Word on that. As if any local enforcer would try to act as my faux parents and try to stop me from enjoying life, if he tries to
impose any form of curfew he can screw it. It's as if I'd care..

triumphant · 2013-10-20 04:30:14

I think that nightclubs and other bars today will work with law enforcement agencies to prevent any further incidents of murder within
their premises. Still, I hope these clubs don't give as much trouble if only they would enforce their own rules.

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