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After recent tragedy's and illegal activities in some of New York City night clubs, City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn is proposing that the city force all 250 of its nightclubs to install security cameras at entrances and exits.

While there are no clear details, the proposal would apply to nightclubs that operate with city-issued cabaret licenses that allow dancing. Any club owner refusing to comply will put themselves at risk of having their license revoked. These propositions have already began a wave of backlash. Complaints of invasion of privacy, and high cost of installation are at the top of the list. 9 out of 10 law-abiding club-goers could care less about cameras, but to no surprise, the gay community is furious and leads the rally against the decision. If a camera could solve a crime, im all for it. It's confusing and hard to defend not setting up these cameras because some people are not out of the closet, for a lack of better words. We have all come to the conclusion that gay lifestyle is acceptable, so what's to hide? The cameras, regardless of Council Speaker Quinn's political aspirations, promote safer environments, not candid cameras. My mother once said, if you aren't ashamed of something, or see any wrong in it, don't hide it.

If the people proposing this law really fear for our safety, why not help finance the installation of these cameras, which average about $8,000-10,000. I for one have nothing to hide, plus I wouldn't mind having footage of my expensive outfit, a more reason to shine. This could be a step to bring back normalcy, and allow people to have fun without fear. I mean, atleast now if a bouncer roughs you up, you could have proof. And what about, if your'e a victim of a fight at a club? No one likes to take precaution until they're the victims.


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