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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

MGC Input....then sign REPEAL THE CASINO DEAL!


MGC has received very little citizen input....don't wait, do it now!
 

Community members asked about providing input to the process. Contact the Mass Gaming Commission. Link below.
Host & Surrounding Communities 
 
Add your comments to the Massachusetts Gambling Commission and then sign the Petition to REPEAL THE CASINO DEAL!
 
We've seen what the proposals by Gambling Interests have done to communities around the Commonwealth.
Money is lavishly spent, grand promises made that will never be fulfilled and grassroots activists are unable to compete.
Once approved, projects become 'Bait & Switch,' such as Plainridge where a Mega Entertainment venue is now included. And Palmer where the proposal is not what was promised.
Taunton, Plainville, Milford and Palmer lack adequate water for the proposals.
 
Revenues and Jobs are grossly overstated and the truth is overshadowed by proponents.
[Easily disproven.] Jobs are mostly low wage, lacking wages that will eliminate taxpayer subsidies for food stamps, housing, etc.
Requisite infrastructure costs are ignored. Suffolks Downs alone will cost ALL Massachusetts taxpayers + $500 MILLION! Big Dig anyone?
All this at a time of Gambling Market Saturation and the industry's declining revenues.
Will we, as taxpayers, end up bailing out insolvent Gambling interests?
This makes no sense. Let's just be done with it!
Opponents of Predatory Gambling across the Commonwealth are gathering petition
signatures to add their voices and allow voters an opportunity to express their opposition on the ballot.
The site recently added a new feature:
Download the petition and ask your friends
and family to help put this on the ballot.
[Remember, names on a petition must all be from the same city/town. Download
another petition if you add a different community. Then just MAIL!]
Time is growing short, so speak out NOW!
It's time to protect ALL Massachusetts communities
 

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