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2014-09-22 Evening: pro/con legalized gambling

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk
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  4. No Class October 13 (Monday) - Columbus Day
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  6. http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/ma/boston/crime/
  7. (neighborhoods in Boston with crime information)
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  9. 1 revenue: income, profits
  10. 2 compulsive: uncontrolled, uncontainable, uncontrollable
  11. 3 diversion: distraction, amusement, entertainment
  12. 4 rehab: rehabilitation, recovery for addicts
  13. 5 big bucks: lots of money
  14. 6 spokes(man/woman/person): someone who publicly represents an idea or organization
  15. 7 work ethic: the drive or desire to work hard
  16. 8 pipe dream: unrealistic or impossible goal
  17. 9 commission: a group of people officially responsible for studying or researching a specific topic
  18. 10 take a tough stand: be strict
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  20. pro
  21. individual easier to satisfy their gambling needs
  22. entertainment
  23. don't have to pay higher taxes (if the state has lottery revenue)
  24.  
  25. tribes states can't tax income
  26. brings a lot of money to the tribe
  27.  
  28. states increases revenue (specifically lotteries)
  29. they can donate to things with the revenue
  30. might decrease organized crime
  31.  
  32.  
  33. con
  34. individual addiction / self-destructive behaviors
  35. credit and financial problems
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  37. tribes addiction
  38. more competition = less profit
  39. (if legalized everywhere)
  40. not all tribes have casinos
  41. only some people get money from the casinos
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  43. states addiction (state may have rehab costs)
  44. increased opportunities for crime
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  46. bookie: the person you go to in order to bet on (non-casino) things such as sporting events
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  48. loan shark: someone who lends money at very high interest to people who probably can't get bank loans
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  50. Homework: p. 171-173 (reading and questions)
  51. (also finish your writing if you didn't already)
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