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To: sparklite2
But could gambling remain banned in a separate political entity? I imagine that's the crux of this whole thing.

I have long suspected that there is big money behind the Hawaiian Sovereignty movement. Turn the Hawaiians into the equivalent of an Indian tribe and bring in casino gambling. Seems to make a lot of sense from a financial standpoint.

12 posted on 11/01/2015 4:45:14 PM PST by Menehune56 ("Let them hate so long as they fear" (Oderint Dum Metuant), Lucius Accius (170 BC - 86 BC))
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To: Menehune56

As I understand it, if a state allows any kind of legal gambling—lottery, casinos, card rooms, maybe even bingo, then the state cannot outlaw tribal gambling. I believe Hawaii has a complete ban on legal gambling, so the Hawaiian ‘tribe’ is out of luck—at least for the time being. No doubt they would lobby hard for a change in the law.


22 posted on 11/01/2015 4:53:37 PM PST by hanamizu
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