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8/19 Huge casino proposed in San Pablo. More to come near Ukiah and Ione. Are there similarly-sized casinos planned for SoCal? Or is this some kind of NorCal bias? \_ Hints for one in Garden Grove. \_ Hints for one in Garden Grove. But not nearly as large. \_ They just ruled against this sort of thing (tribe buying land in the middle of an urban area, declaring it part of the reservation then building a casino) so don't count on it getting done. Probably anyone with the money to hire a lawyer can block it. \_ You are mistaken in this case. The tribe owns the land already and it has been declared their reservation. There is a card club there already (oddly enough called the San Pablo Casino). All they really needed to do is make a compact with the Gov to be official, and even then, there's not much the Gov can do besides limit the size of the casino. Current fed and state laws and regs are fairly broad about what the tribe can do with the land. \_ we need a Bunny Ranch equivalent near the campus for us virginal pale white minions in Soda Hall vaginal pale white minions in Soda Hall \_ Sigh. If you need to go to Nevada and pay the 50% house add-on rate for paid sex, you don't deserve to get laid. \_ what? are you seriously claiming that the rates in the legalized nevada houses are 50% higher than equivalent services in the illegal market? bullshit. \_ PLEASE have a flamewar about prostitute prices. The motd is SO in need of spicing up. \_ I can't believe this hasn't blown up into a flame war already. The relative prices of goods and services that are illegal vs. legal is one of the things that the libertarians are always talking about. \_ You were humiliated once in a motd argument over government and its use of force. But that was a while ago. Obsessing over it isn't healthy. It's time to let go. \_ Interesting. How long has this tiny piece of land officially been a "reservation"? \_ John Conner sent a soldier back in time to establish it as Indian land so that the Terminator could build a Casino there. \_ whoever has the better lawyer wins. Case in point OJ \_ I've dealt personally with some of the lawyers who represent the casino tribes. They didn't strike me as particularly crackerjack in terms of the law but they had a great talent for using huge amounts of cash to fubar what any opposition might be doing. There's a tribe in Death Valley that is still recovering from when the casino people found them a few years ago. -- ulysses \_ Which tribe? What happened to them? |
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