November 7, 200718 yr Wow, I NEVER venture into this forum and probably wont ever again but the nauseating ammount of conservative statements have me shaking my head, "moral decay", "not in my state'', Ok so you'd rather see your tax dollars go to other states? I mean IF and thats a big IF casinos pass in KY they will be on the Ohio in towns like, Paducah, Louisville, Henderson, NKY, which...coincidently all have casinos in neighboring IL and IN. So your saying that 1 mile shorter drive for the residents of the great state of KY will send us in to Moral Decay? Give me a break... I agree with you:thumb: ..but let's put them in some of the smaller towns so that we can get restaurants and YMCA's Please share the moral decay! I have to look at all the great services the little town across the river and I say bring it on.
November 7, 200718 yr Nevada has been mentioned as a model for kentucky to follow. Will we follow in all these areas as well? Crimes Per 100,000 citizens Crime Nevada Kentucky Murder 9 4 Rape 43 30 Robbery 281 86 Burglary 994 644 Theft 2013 1679 But Navada does have new fire trucks. Good luck showing any correlation between those numbers and gambling. That's a textbook logical fallacy.
November 7, 200718 yr How would a casino in Northern Kentucky draw in people from East Tennessee? And w/re to Paducah, those folks in Memphis and Arkansas will definitely go to Tunica a half-hour away than driving 2 hours to Paducah. What a Paducah casino would undercut is the one in Metropolis, Ill., right across the river. I meant Campbell County, TN which is right across the border from Whitley County & close to the smokey mtns & knoxville.
November 7, 200718 yr Nevada has been mentioned as a model for kentucky to follow. Will we follow in all these areas as well? Crimes Per 100,000 citizens Crime Nevada Kentucky Murder 9 4 Rape 43 30 Robbery 281 86 Burglary 994 644 Theft 2013 1679 But Navada does have new fire trucks. Why do we need to change anything then? I mean KY is great isn't it!!! I mean we're in the top 50 in ALL categories!!
November 8, 200718 yr Well apparently you are a lot better off than the average Joe and that's fine and dandy, however, many people aren't and they would be taking food off of the table. Since you have plenty of extra funds you shouldn't have a problem driving a few miles more to another neighboring state. I agree with Wireman here. To me "average Joe" doesnt have an addiction to gambling and is taking his family down with it. To me "average Joe" enjoys travelling to the boat on holidays, birthdays and other events for a weekend. I dont think the average person is scraping up money or using their rent money to hit the blackjack tables tuesday night after work.
November 8, 200718 yr I meant Campbell County, TN which is right across the border from Whitley County & close to the smokey mtns & knoxville. Ahhh, I shoulda remembered that … :thumb:
November 8, 200718 yr I agree with Wireman here. To me "average Joe" doesnt have an addiction to gambling and is taking his family down with it. To me "average Joe" enjoys travelling to the boat on holidays, birthdays and other events for a weekend. I dont think the average person is scraping up money or using their rent money to hit the blackjack tables tuesday night after work. I do too. The people that can't control themselves are always going to find a way to blow their money. If there were a full service casino in Covington it would bring in huge revenues.
November 8, 200718 yr Nevada has been mentioned as a model for kentucky to follow. Will we follow in all these areas as well? Crimes Per 100,000 citizens Crime Nevada Kentucky Murder 9 4 Rape 43 30 Robbery 281 86 Burglary 994 644 Theft 2013 1679 But Navada does have new fire trucks. I'm not sure this justifies a response, but 5-10 either boats or free standing casinos doesn't compare to what Nevada has. I don't think a whole lot of people would be flying into CVG or other state airports to visit the KY casinos.
November 8, 200718 yr Nevada has been mentioned as a model for kentucky to follow. Will we follow in all these areas as well? Crimes Per 100,000 citizens Crime Nevada Kentucky Murder 9 4 Rape 43 30 Robbery 281 86 Burglary 994 644 Theft 2013 1679 But Navada does have new fire trucks. Nice facts. Now add in there the millions of tourists that visit Vegas each year in comparison to the annual tourists in Kentucky.
November 8, 200718 yr Leo mentioned Las Vegas, which is in Nevada. He made it sound like a Utopian society, with great restaurants, comedy acts, night clubs, golf courses and hotels. My point was that crime does follow these places. That may be an acceptable risk for you, but it isn't for me.
November 8, 200718 yr My point was that crime does follow these places.No it doesn't. Not in the least.
November 8, 200718 yr Leo mentioned Las Vegas, which is in Nevada. He made it sound like a Utopian society, with great restaurants, comedy acts, night clubs, golf courses and hotels. My point was that crime does follow these places. That may be an acceptable risk for you, but it isn't for me. Compare Nevada to a state with a similar urban population, and get back to me.
November 8, 200718 yr Leo mentioned Las Vegas, which is in Nevada. He made it sound like a Utopian society, with great restaurants, comedy acts, night clubs, golf courses and hotels. My point was that crime does follow these places. That may be an acceptable risk for you, but it isn't for me. Yeah, you're in some serious danger of getting rolled for your cash on the mean streets of Vevay and Rising Sun, Indiana.
November 8, 200718 yr If we are going to have casinos, I just hope we get the prostitutes to go with them. If Kentucky wants to enter the 21st Century, we need the total package. An influx of organized crime would be a nice bonus also.
November 8, 200718 yr If we are going to have casinos, I just hope we get the prostitutes to go with them. If Kentucky wants to enter the 21st Century, we need the total package. An influx of organized crime would be a nice bonus also. Ooh! Ooh! Can I be a leg-breaker???? :ylsuper:
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