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An d the more this kind of crap goes on, the more likely it is that SYG will get changed. IMHO it is evidence that the law is working as advertised. The Leftist firearms phobics who are against it lie continuously, especially when they publish statistics. They never bother to account for the time b...

The amendment bans wagering on dog races. Not the racing. Apparently betting on horse racing and casino gambling is just fine with them. If the problem is care of the dogs then why in hell didn't they have an amendment addressing care of the dogs if the legislature wouldn't pass any laws, instead o...

If the greyhound racing is stopped what will be next? Agility competitions? I have no idea if anyone bets on whose Sheepdog runs the course fastest but that is a race too. I imagine there are other competitions involving dogs; I've seen long jump into a pool after a float, running after hogs. Many ...

Amendment 3 would make citizen initiatives the sole way to expand gambling. This is a much harder path. That's it. A3 doesn't expand gambling, it puts it to the public to approve by referendum. Much harder to accomplish than paying off a few politicians. The mouse, the Seminoles and the anti-gambli...

On the dumbass end wagering on dog racing amendment 13, if the PETA/Humane Society weenies don't like the living conditions of the dogs then why not an amendment to regulate those? Peta is not involved in A13. That is a falsehood spread by the No crowd. Every attempt to further regulate and legisla...

Amendment 3 would make citizen initiatives the sole way to expand gambling. This is a much harder path. That's it. A3 doesn't expand gambling, it puts it to the public to approve by referendum. Much harder to accomplish than paying off a few politicians. The mouse, the Seminoles and the anti-gambli...

Finally.

next circus

zeebaron wrote: ↑Wed Sep 26, 2018 10:57 am They asked for public investment money, they have to live with the consequences of the mentality that comes with "the public".

This right here.

Have you met the public?

The logistical problems of this are not in using either DST (proposed) or EST, but in putting the entire state in the same time zone.

Can you imagine? We'd have to bring everything west of the Apalachicola River ahead 25 years...

aren't those peacunts?