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In response to: Uncertainty remains over whether Mashpee Wampanoag will revive land suit
In response to: Uncertainty remains over whether Mashpee Wampanoag will revive land suit
The great tribes that lost their lands so many years ago, have found a way to gain back some of their rights. Why can't the people,at least, give them the rights of purchasing land for a casino? It does not make sense for them to have one in Mashpee, Cape Cod, for major traffic problems. It does make sense for them to have it in Middleborough. The complaints are from people not wanting change. Education and jobs are the key elements in all of this. Then comes tourism. What is the matter with you people? Population growth requires better education and jobs.
Infracsture improvement is a requirement be it housing development or business development.
personally, I am tired of this fight. we need smart growth and this is the way to get it.
The people are coming to this area with or without a casino. Personally, I want the jobs for the people.
What is good for the goose is good for the gander. CORI'S were done to attack the tribe now how about those that attacked the tribe?isn't it their turn to be investigated?
Infracsture improvement is a requirement be it housing development or business development.
personally, I am tired of this fight. we need smart growth and this is the way to get it.
The people are coming to this area with or without a casino. Personally, I want the jobs for the people.
What is good for the goose is good for the gander. CORI'S were done to attack the tribe now how about those that attacked the tribe?isn't it their turn to be investigated?
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In response to: Speaking with Forked Tongue
are you for the casino or not?
what pleasure are you gaining from this reporting of one side of the matter and not the other side?
I don't like talking like this, but I dispise hippocracy.
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(This comment was edited. Blackcat used both a personal attack and slander which are not allowed and which are also actionable)