Difdi
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The tribal ones are older, richer, they have access to generally cheaper land and the tax rate is better.
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Casino's
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The tribal ones are older, richer, they have access to generally cheaper land and the tax rate is better.
509rifas
Regular Member
Goldie's Shorline Casino
goldiescasino.com
(206) 440-8754
15030 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA
A casino I used to go to all the time when I lived in Seattle. Nothing to do with this, but a casino, in Seattle, not tribal.
[edit: the link seems to be bad, but I called the number and the casino is still there.]
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509rifas
Regular Member
Nowhere "allows" carry. If it's not "disallowed," it's allowed.
"Everything which is not forbidden is allowed" longtime part of Anglo-American common law.
That being said, I can understand some casino's disallowing carry. However, Legends Casino (Yakama Nation) doesn't. Considering the city of Toppenish's saying is "where the west still lives" and there's a big cowboy and Indian theme, no one here is afraid of lawfully carried guns. From my knowledge there hasn't been any incidents in the casino lately, I think there's been a couple in the (huge) parking lot in the past half decade but those have involved the type of people who don't obey door signs anyway. That's back to the old "gun control only affects people who obey the law" argument, and over here, they know that.
amlevin
Regular Member
Considering how many gang members there are in Yakima County, your estimate of those who are packing might be low.
sirpuma
Regular Member
Yes, but do the gang members frequent the casinos? Probably not. He's talking about casino customers.
BigDave
Opt-Out Members
The last report of cpl holders in Washington, Yakima County was far from highest numbers per capita.
While many do carry in Yakima county but I would not say it was do to gangs though I wish it was true.
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While many do carry in Yakima county but I would not say it was do to gangs though I wish it was true.
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amlevin
Regular Member
Yes, but do the gang members frequent the casinos? Probably not. He's talking about casino customers.
Why would you think gang members wouldn't frequent casino's? Maybe you haven't been in some of the large casino's around the State on a Friday or Saturday Night?
sirpuma
Regular Member
No, I don't go to casinos. I have better things to do with my money. I see gambling as an unhealthy vice that can destroy families. I would rather save my money to buy more guns.:banana:
MattinWA
Regular Member
Freedom1Man
Regular Member
Muckleshoot
There was a shooting at the Muckleshoot casino either last night or super early this morning (heard about on the radio at something like 2 in the morning).
The place was almost dead (no pun intended) when I got there. So much for their weapon (gun) free zone. I see that is works wonderfully well.
There was a shooting at the Muckleshoot casino either last night or super early this morning (heard about on the radio at something like 2 in the morning).
The place was almost dead (no pun intended) when I got there. So much for their weapon (gun) free zone. I see that is works wonderfully well.
OlGutshotWilly
Campaign Veteran
Purely a technicality 509……I'm not giving you much of a hard time
Goldies Shoreline Casino is 5 blocks North of the Seattle city limits, in Shoreline, WA.
It was still there last time I cruised up 99 and the address and phone you used are current.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/goldies-shoreline-casino-shoreline
gogodawgs
Campaign Veteran
A 63 year old did the shooting/assault. Doesn't sound like a legitimate use of force at all.
http://www.auburn-reporter.com/news/232730041.html
EMNofSeattle
Regular Member
I don't know if I should be sad that this guy was so stupid as to say all that to the police...
or happy that's he's going to jail for awhile because he's a danger to society....
Freedom1Man
Regular Member
My point was that the "no weapons" sign had no effect on the actions in this case.
That was my only point but, thanks for the news link.