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  1.  When politicians get together and create a gambling authority to oversee and monitor the casinos in Nevada, they inadvertently create one of the largest abuse of power and greed that exists in the world today. https://reelgamesite.com/ Why do I say this? Well, because the Gambling Commission and the politicians who created the commission, did so in order to safeguard the gaming industry from competition. Of course, the end result of this is obvious in the way in which the gaming industry operates.
  2.  Maybe in retrospect, city and state leaders would also be better off if they'd kept the Convention Center available and instead put on large events and placing all their hard-earned money into a gambling facility that pays absolutely no taxation and pays small amounts for the use of their property in the center of the largest city in the state. The reason for this is simple; there is not any money in Macau, because Macau is broke. The men and women who have the properties surrounding the Convention Center are only interested in using the tax money that comes in, to pay their own executives and rent out their property. This is exactly what is happening in Las Vegas, with the Clark County Recreation and Parks Department.
  3.  Now then, I want to go into detail about the legal aspects of gambling in Las Vegas, which is the primary and first article. What I am going to tell you is extremely disturbing and shows the entire lack of integrity of politicians trying to pass laws that serve only the interest of particular interests. One example of that is the recently passed Gaming Law, also called House Bill 1080. For those who don't understand, House Bill 1080 is a really controversial gambling bill that tries to impose a ban on internet gambling in Nevada.
  4.  It's important to note that the House Bill has already been signed into law and is now part of this State's Constitution. So, though it may have appeared as a gambling proposal, the true intent was to restrict internet gambling at all Las Vegas casinos. Naturally, all casinos in Las Vegas opposed the House Bill and even said so publicly. This was nothing new to me, and it is good to understand what all of our elected officials consider your right to bet.
  5.  In reference to that, I wish to have a look at how gambling in vegas really works. When gamblers come to Las Vegas, they will need to gamble at one of three casinos in the casino complex. All the other casinos are owned by someone else, making betting in Las Vegas a very symbiotic relationship for both the casinos and the gamblers. The casinos make money from gambling addicts, while the gamblers pay taxes, get their resorts and food lodging, and generally get a excellent deal for gambling. As long as that is going on, the politicians won't ever have any problem passing ridiculous laws that serve only to benefit the gaming industry and hurt the rest of us.
  6.  Now then, why do I say all this? Gambling is legal in most American cities, except for New Orleans. And yet there are lots of areas where it is illegal to bet (including parts of Florida, where the legislation is most likely not as strict). Therefore it stands to reason that the ordinary citizen at an Atlantic City, Las Vegas, or Jacksonville area doesn't have a very great deal of exposure to gaming, and therefore has no reason to be worried about it. Whereas the average citizen of a big northern city such as Toronto or Montreal would.
  7.  But that is my point: it isn't the laws that regulate gambling that are bad. It's the politicians who pass those laws which are bad. That's my main post, but if you read the entire thing, you'll discover that I am not quite as harsh on the gambling community as I was before publishing this article. In fact, I really support legalized gambling in vegas. And why I support it, I'll let you know in a later article.
  8.  My main beef with gambling in general, and Las Vegas in particular, is that it degrades the value of your house and increases your property taxes. It decreases tourism, and it causes problems in other areas of government, such as urban planning. And, perhaps worst of all, it destroys family bonds, which is allegedly one of the goals of marriage in the beginning anyway. The only way that gambling should be legal in Las Vegas is if you're married to a casino worker and know nothing else about betting, or if your family owns a house in Las Vegas and you want to gamble with your cash.
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