Suppose you were in a political argument with someone who wanted to locate a casino in your
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Suppose you were in a political argument with someone who wanted to locate a casino in your city (supposing that it had none), because there was a large city across the river in another state (also without one), and he pointed out that you could lure all those people in that large city to spend their money in your city. Supposing that you were against it, how would you counter that particular point?
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Well I would definitely consider the disadvantages over the advantages that a casino may bring to the place Here is my explanation below Casinos have ...View the full answer
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