Q: When did casinos become the must have for communities?
A: When local government started getting a cut of the gambling money.
Have you ever walked through a casino and watched the gambling zombies spend money with glazed eyes and a lost sense of self awareness. It's sad.
It is also sad that governments have so lost their moral sense of awareness that they think it is a good thing to feed off of these people in order to increase revenue instead of using basic accounting practices to run a township. In a tizzy of head-screwiness they even thought of putting one in Brookswood! In a family oriented residential area! This type of thinking shows how desperate the township is to generate more funds so they can then build more things that will then have to be maintained.
Casinos don't add much to the community. Most of the money they generate goes elsewhere. The supporters will say that casinos help pay for charities but they wreck more lives than they help due to individuals losing money to gambling addiction, money they could have used to pay for high taxes and bridge tolls.
Btw, what a marketing deal giving 10% of the yearly proceeds to local government is.
Heroin pushers do something similar to get things started...
A: When local government started getting a cut of the gambling money.
Have you ever walked through a casino and watched the gambling zombies spend money with glazed eyes and a lost sense of self awareness. It's sad.
It is also sad that governments have so lost their moral sense of awareness that they think it is a good thing to feed off of these people in order to increase revenue instead of using basic accounting practices to run a township. In a tizzy of head-screwiness they even thought of putting one in Brookswood! In a family oriented residential area! This type of thinking shows how desperate the township is to generate more funds so they can then build more things that will then have to be maintained.
Casinos don't add much to the community. Most of the money they generate goes elsewhere. The supporters will say that casinos help pay for charities but they wreck more lives than they help due to individuals losing money to gambling addiction, money they could have used to pay for high taxes and bridge tolls.
Btw, what a marketing deal giving 10% of the yearly proceeds to local government is.
Heroin pushers do something similar to get things started...
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