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New York City facing demands of growing population
Reuters ^
| December 12, 2006
| Daniel Trotta
Posted on 12/12/2006 9:21:27 PM PST by MinorityRepublican
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To: sageb1
upstate new york needs casino gambling - not indian resevation casinos, but vegas style casinos. you go to atlantic city, the CT casinos - all full of NYers. all that economic activity leaving the state, could have been the basis for a revival of the catskills and other areas.
To: MinorityRepublican
Critical mass has been exceeded: move away!
To: oceanview
I guess your idea of upstate is different than mine. The Catskills are downstate to me. I'm near the VT border an hour north of Albany. No one wants a casino up here.
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12/13/2006 1:03:46 PM PST
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sageb1
(This is the Final Crusade. There are only 2 sides. Pick one.)
To: xowboy
People aren't as dumb as Bloomberg thinks. They are voting with U Haul trucks and their feet and getting out of Dodge. It's all over for America's partial state by state experiment with Socialism. Unless the Communist states like MA, NJ, NY, CA are prepared to shoot the citizens who dare try to make it over the Berlin Wall and move to a capitalist Red State. Mayor/Dictator/Monarch Bloomberg makes the faulty assumption that people will want to remain in the DPRNY. It will be a ghost town in 25 years unless they change course.
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12/13/2006 7:45:36 PM PST
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Eric Blair 2084
("Life is tough. It's tougher when you're stupid."--John Wayne)
To: Eric Blair 2084
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12/14/2006 5:15:12 AM PST
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xowboy
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