PHILADELPHIA Committee Passes Bill Forcing Store Owners to Remove Bullet-Proof Glass…Because it’s OffensiveWhat s more important, protecting the dignity of customers who shop in local liquor stores, or the innocent employees and store owners who come in every day, knowing that the only thing that ensures they will go home alive, is the bullet-proof glass between them and the criminal element who enters their store? Well, according to one Philadelphia councilwoman, it s the dignity of the customers. Philadelphia s Public Health and Human Services Committee passed a bill Monday to ban shop owners from protecting themselves with bulletproof plexiglass.Philadelphia 8th District Councilwoman Cindy Bass, who is behind the bill, said previously that having to see plexiglass represents an  indignity  to her constituents and should, therefore, be banned.  Information LiberationFOX News   Philadelphia is one step closer to getting rid of bulletproof glass in many of its small businesses as part of a larger effort to crack down on loitering, public urination, and potential drug sales   but the potential ban has triggered a backlash from shopkeepers.The city s Public Health and Human Services Committee passed a bill Monday enabling Philadelphia s Department of Licenses and Inspections to regulate the bullet-resistant barricades that stand between customers and cash registers in many neighborhood corner stores, according to FOX29. No establishment required to obtain a Large Establishment license   shall erect or maintain a physical barrier that requires the persons serving the food either to open a window or other aperture or to pass the food through a window or other aperture, in order to hand the food to a customer inside the establishment,  the bill states. It also calls for larger establishments to have bathrooms for customers.Here s a great example of the crime Philadelphia officers deal with every day in a city where the elected officials are more worried about passing laws to protect the dignity of liquor store customers, and not the people who bravely come to work every day to sell goods in dangerous, crime-ridden neighborhoods. left-news
philadelphia committee passes bill forcing store owners remove offensivewhat important protecting dignity customers shop local liquor stores innocent employees store owners come every day knowing thing ensures go home alive glass criminal element enters store well according one philadelphia councilman dignity customers philadelphia public health human services committee passed bill monday ban shop owners protecting bulletproof district councilman candy bass behind bill said previously see plexiglass represents dignity constituents therefore banned information liberationfox news philadelphia one step closer getting rid bulletproof glass many small businesses part larger effort crack lowering public ordination potential drug sales potential ban triggered backlash city public health human services committee passed bill monday enabling philadelphia department licenses inspections regulate barricades stand customers cash registers many neighborhood corner stores according no establishment required obtain large establishment license shall erect maintain physical barrier requires persons serving food either open window aperture pass food window aperture order hand food customer inside establishment bill states it also calls larger establishments bathrooms great example crime philadelphia officers deal every day city elected officials worried passing laws protect dignity liquor store customers people bravely come work every day sell goods dangerous neighborhoods
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: PHILADELPHIA Committee Passes Bill Forcing Store Owners to Remove Bullet-Proof Glass…Because it’s OffensiveWhat s more important, protecting the dignity of customers who shop in local liquor stores, or the innocent employees and store owners who come in every day, knowing that the only thing that ensures they will go home alive, is the bullet-proof glass between them and the criminal element who enters their store? Well, according to one Philadelphia councilwoman, it s the dignity of the customers. Philadelphia s Public Health and Human Services Committee passed a bill Monday to ban shop owners from protecting themselves with bulletproof plexiglass.Philadelphia 8th District Councilwoman Cindy Bass, who is behind the bill, said previously that having to see plexiglass represents an  indignity  to her constituents and should, therefore, be banned.  Information LiberationFOX News   Philadelphia is one step closer to getting rid of bulletproof glass in many of its small businesses as part of a larger effort to crack down on loitering, public urination, and potential drug sales   but the potential ban has triggered a backlash from shopkeepers.The city s Public Health and Human Services Committee passed a bill Monday enabling Philadelphia s Department of Licenses and Inspections to regulate the bullet-resistant barricades that stand between customers and cash registers in many neighborhood corner stores, according to FOX29. No establishment required to obtain a Large Establishment license   shall erect or maintain a physical barrier that requires the persons serving the food either to open a window or other aperture or to pass the food through a window or other aperture, in order to hand the food to a customer inside the establishment,  the bill states. It also calls for larger establishments to have bathrooms for customers.Here s a great example of the crime Philadelphia officers deal with every day in a city where the elected officials are more worried about passing laws to protect the dignity of liquor store customers, and not the people who bravely come to work every day to sell goods in dangerous, crime-ridden neighborhoods. left-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: philadelphia committee passes bill forcing store owners remove offensivewhat important protecting dignity customers shop local liquor stores innocent employees store owners come every day knowing thing ensures go home alive glass criminal element enters store well according one philadelphia councilman dignity customers philadelphia public health human services committee passed bill monday ban shop owners protecting bulletproof district councilman candy bass behind bill said previously see plexiglass represents dignity constituents therefore banned information liberationfox news philadelphia one step closer getting rid bulletproof glass many small businesses part larger effort crack lowering public ordination potential drug sales potential ban triggered backlash city public health human services committee passed bill monday enabling philadelphia department licenses inspections regulate barricades stand customers cash registers many neighborhood corner stores according no establishment required obtain large establishment license shall erect maintain physical barrier requires persons serving food either open window aperture pass food window aperture order hand food customer inside establishment bill states it also calls larger establishments bathrooms great example crime philadelphia officers deal every day city elected officials worried passing laws protect dignity liquor store customers people bravely come work every day sell goods dangerous neighborhoods