11.04.09 OHIO IS KILLING FAMILIES NOW
Amid the nationwide Election Day madness this week, THE state of Ohio passed a referendum that would allow the state to build casinos in its four largest cities. The gaming stocks love it, and the people of Ohio love it (the majority, anyway), but do you know who doesn’t love it? Mothers. They’re not content to ruin the lives of their own children. No, they have to make EVERYBODY miserable. Why should I be allowed to vote to overturn ridiculous laws that prevent me from doing what I want to do? Apparently because I’d be killing families, as this gratuitous ad seems to indicate. But I have no issue with that, either. That’s just less traffic between me and the blackjack table. –Ramblings of the Unmotivated.
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OHIO IS KILLING FAMILIES NOW
I’d be more worried about the Redman. First they bring casinos…..then they bring down mascots, one painted face at a time.
The only monster here is the gambling monster that has enslaved Ohio! I call him Gamblor
As an Ohio resident, this is fucking awesome. I guess to these mothers, homelessness and unemployment are much more tolerable than $10 blackjack tables.
So, does this ad imply that crime, drugs, and prostitution aren’t already rampant crimes in the great state of Ho-Hi-Ho?
That cartoon devil at the end made me crap my pants
Thanks for that you Christian dickheads, I like my casinos whored up, drugged up, and no consideration for in-state employees’upd.
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