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| quote: | Originally posted by CMR
The anti-rave thing started in 2000. Miller didn't assume office until 2003, after laws were already changed and no one cared about that stuff anymore anyway.
Also, please enlighten us as to the anti-warehouse parties and anti-nightlife bylaws supposedly enacted by Miller.
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Where exactly have you been for the last decade? Have you seen the crackdowns? Have not seen the news? Hell even a documentary was made on this. And this was all mid to late part of the last decade. The last kick at the can for Miller was when he passed the harmonized bylaws that effectively zoned new nightclubs out of existence. That was about a year ago. Lets also talk about Vaughan and his past influence on the police board and the executive committee. The homeless shelter put in the middle of the entertainment district. Ask any club owner or party promoter and they will fill you in. Oh and the sidewalk tax they tried to put into place. Also thanks to miller, you can no longer advertise for nightclubs on the streets (i wish someone would challenge this illegal bylaw in the supreme court)
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| quote: | Originally posted by jester
Everything in this country is illegal. |
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