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by istabmidgets on October 26th, 2008
i would think a new casino would be good for the unemployment rate but i have no clue about the crime rate
by Mystical Dim on October 26th, 2008
that sucks..we are having a casino being built like 10 minutes away from my apartment building..ay here comes the stress and worrying
by Baccduckus is a Carbonproduct on October 26th, 2008
Just the opposite. A casino is great for a town's economy. Provides jobs and recreation for people. Pays taxes to the city.
Crime isn't really a factor since most people who would commit crime due to their financial irresponsibility are already doing so.
by Robin on October 26th, 2008
yes there is. Because normally when a casino is built, the manager i probably either a gang member or mafia, or a very rich investor. Both take pride in reducing the city's economy and bringing the workers' money to their hands. This means more robbers, corruption, and crime within the city for money.
I heard of a city in Texas, about the size of Miami but had a very low population density, some Apachee Indians decided to build a casino there. The town's economy pummeled, because most tourists and investors would only buy commerce and ''entertainment'' there. The town's stores and work places were closed and most of the civilians moved to other cities close by
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