[PJB]

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/ ... irden.html

I guess they don't want Canadian support either.

[jeff744]

What happened to the last batch of money we sent them? what happened to finding jobs and actually working for your money. They'll get shut down just like every other law breaker does.

[Curtman]

jeff744 wrote:

What happened to the last batch of money we sent them?

When?

They have no treaties with Canada.

[Brenda]

What's a VLT lounge?

[Yogi]

Brenda wrote:

What's a VLT lounge?

A video lottery terminal is an electronic game of chance connected to a centralized computer system. You can use video slot machines in any casino's gaming rooms or lounges. The video lottery terminal is similar to a video slot machine. Many have a lot of bells and whistles for added excitement.

Difficulty:ModerateInstructions
Play a Video Lottery Terminal
1
Understand the different forms of video terminal games. Some are purely games of chance while others are like regular slot machines with winners chosen by random number generators. The last type are video card game terminals such as poker.

2
Find a video lottery terminal. Go to the slot machine lounge at a casino. You can also find these machines located at racetracks in states like New York. A typical casino has thousands of slot machines.

3
Insert your money or credit card to play a game. Wagers are usually from 5 cents to $10 per game, depending on the machine. Use a video lottery terminal by selecting which game you want to play from an on-screen menu.

4
Play a game. If you win, money or slip of paper will be issued. The paper is good for a cash payout, a prize or to play more games.

5
Know the jackpot terminology of slot games. A standard jackpot is a fixed amount that is indicated on the glass of the machine. Individual progressive jackpots pay a rising jackpot based on the amount of play. An individual jackpot is based on the sole activity of a certain machine.



Read more: How to Use a Video Lottery Terminal | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_2044139_use-vid ... z1cqV4UnPH

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[Brenda]

Ah, ok. A gambling place. Thanks you

Well as long as they pay taxes, I don't see the problem. I'm thinking the chief is just a "mayor" who wants to generate business in his community.

[dino_bobba_renno]

Brenda wrote:

Well as long as they pay taxes.

............... oh, you were being serious

[sandorski]

PJB wrote:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/story/2011/11/04/mb-vlt-cigarettes-first-nation-virden.html

I guess they don't want Canadian support either.

Ironically, if they follow(are allowed to) through on this, they won't need Support.

[jeff744]

Curtman wrote:

jeff744 wrote:

What happened to the last batch of money we sent them?

When?

They have no treaties with Canada.

No treaty, no help, simple as that.

[peck420]

sandorski wrote:

Ironically, if they follow(are allowed to) through on this, they won't need Support.

That will really depend on how many of his customers come back after they get fined for having illegal cigarettes in their possession.

This guy can talk all he wants, but he must be aware that his actions may cause others harm.

[Brenda]

peck420 wrote:

sandorski wrote:

Ironically, if they follow(are allowed to) through on this, they won't need Support.

That will really depend on how many of his customers come back after they get fined for having illegal cigarettes in their possession.

This guy can talk all he wants, but he must be aware that his actions may cause others harm.

It is the buyers responsibility to know what they are buying.
And they know. Don't worry.

[peck420]

I agree that they know. But, I am also 100% certain that most will claim that they didn't know when the fines get busted out.

[sandorski]

peck420 wrote:

sandorski wrote:

Ironically, if they follow(are allowed to) through on this, they won't need Support.

That will really depend on how many of his customers come back after they get fined for having illegal cigarettes in their possession.

This guy can talk all he wants, but he must be aware that his actions may cause others harm.

Does this ever happen? "Illegal cigarettes" have been for sale forever. People were buying them from Reserves way back in the 70's, and probably way before that.

[dino_bobba_renno]

Curtman wrote:

jeff744 wrote:

What happened to the last batch of money we sent them?

When?

They have no treaties with Canada.

Where does it mention that they're not treaty?

[Freakinoldguy]

sandorski wrote:

PJB wrote:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/story/2011/11/04/mb-vlt-cigarettes-first-nation-virden.html

I guess they don't want Canadian support either.

Ironically, if they follow(are allowed to) through on this, they won't need Support.

Sorry but,

Won't Need doesn't equate to won't take