Well... it would appear that the majority of the Senate doesn't care about human babies being left in casino parking lots - at least not in theory and at least for two hour intervals.
My name is Mary Tufts, and I live in Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
In early 2007 I first heard about land right down the street in Middleboro being sold to build a casino, and knew the problems a casino would create weren't going to stop short at the town border.
Aside from voting, I'd never participated in government, so I didn't know what to expect when I went to Middleboro town hall to sit in on an informational meeting about the casino - but I didn't expect to hear an attorney, who claimed to be an expert in tribal law, telling everyone that it was all over. To give up and sign on the dotted line.
That didn't seem right to me. It didn't even seem American to me.
I heard a lot of pros and cons of expanded gambling that night, and over the next few years, but most of the things I learned scared me. Witnessing the process scared me more. So I guess I just decided to stop being scared, and start fighting.
I met a lot of fantastic (and not so fantastic) people along the way, and became part of grassroots movement to preserve quality of life, kick corporate influence out of politics, and rid government of it's gambling addiction.
Welcome to my adventures in activism.
- Mary (aka Gladys)
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3 comments:
Just when I thought you had hit your peak......you come up with something even funnier!
And I didn't miss the watermark on the bottom of the note paper: 100% baby seal skin.
Priceless!
Printed on 100% baby seal skin....yeah, that about sums up the conscience of this Senate....gak!
Well... it would appear that the majority of the Senate doesn't care about human babies being left in casino parking lots - at least not in theory and at least for two hour intervals.
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