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At this point state officials need to understand how competitive states are to generate income for their respective states. Indiana can’t afford to lag behind on things as the state has custamerily done in the past. Neighboring states have caught up and possibly will surpass Indiana so the gloves has to come off. Indiana needs to build a major amusement park to challenge Ohio and bring a major Hotel casino Downtown Indy, as well as finally legalizing marijuana. Indiana has to stop letting states out do us and be leading on what’s trending in the nation. This is one of many reasons so many locals leave to other more progressive states. If nothing else, Indianapolis shouldn’t have any restraints as it’s the capital and largest city in the state. Indy should be set aside as the Mecca and destination for progressiveness in the state.
Gambling is evil. Reducing its growth should have been the point if legalization. We all knew it was about the money…