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3. Now that my casino is good to go, let's stop building them

Reply to liberal N proud (Original post)

Thu May 17, 2012, 12:20 PM

May 2012

I'm not a big fan of casinos, but David Cordish's naked self interest is too blatant to be believed. I suppose rather than let the free market decide when there are too many casions, Cordish and his fellow robber barons will now look for a government solution to keep them in business and profitable?

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Developer: Can't have casinos everywhere [View all] liberal N proud May 2012 OP

He should take a look at Las Vegas yellerpup May 2012 #1

Vegas' Economy Is Moribund Yavin4 May 2012 #2

Thanks for your patience in educating me. yellerpup May 2012 #11

how about Atlantic City? tabbycat31 May 2012 #6

I am not a recreational gambler. yellerpup May 2012 #10

Now that my casino is good to go, let's stop building them gratuitous May 2012 #3

He wants to create his own little monopoly liberal N proud May 2012 #4

Can't we just merge everything into one store... DontTreadOnMe May 2012 #5

That long ass piece, and the reporter still couldn't give the city where it's located? Blue_Tires May 2012 #7

Of course he doesn't want competition. closeupready May 2012 #8

Massachusetts now allows casinos. Tracer May 2012 #9