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Philadelphia has just overwhelmingly approved a ban on bullet proof glass in convenience stores in Philadelphia. The point of the measure was stated to put stop and go stores out of business. It's unfortunate for those that have spent their lives building there own business only to have their investment taken away. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_dArVnya8E

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