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Old 30-01-2007, 12:48   #14
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Re: The 'super-casino' contenders

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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
In America, Casinos are known to boost local business and jobs.

Obviously people will lose but thats their choice, no one is forcing them to gamble. For those who do want to then why should we prevent that from happening? Some people enjoy it and as long as their are treatmets to help people where they become addicted then its ok.
Substitute "illegal drugs" for "gambling" (except there's no tax on illegal drugs)
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