Is it the right thing to do, or do we want our elected officials deciding what we should and shouldn't watch on television, or at the movies. A police state is a blessing to some people - people who never question authority, people who stay home and just want to be safe to walk the dog. In Illinois there is a town that restricts entry and exit to checkpoints. In this community, most of the people agree that crime is such a problem that it is justified to question people who enter their town. If someone looks suspicious, it is alright to have the police follow them.
Harassment is permitted of the few in order to make the many feel safe.
If I lived there I might agree with it, until the first time a police car followed me home and questioned my right to drive down a public street. This sort of regulation is fine for a privately owned housing community, but not for public municipality. Part of living in a large society, such as ours, is getting along with other people. Part of what you pay to partake of the communal benefits of our country is that you have to make an attempt to integrate yourself into society - in as far as you have to be able to successfully interact with others in order to get ahead. This doesn't mean that your culture or values are less significant than anyone else's.