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film-flam game we read about so often in the papers.
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It is only one further step to getting what I want by
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purse-snatching or robbery. They are equally dishonest
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means and the lottery is worse because it undermines the
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coral fibres of the citizens.
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"He have been told that a lottery "would be
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a big step toward eliminating organized crime in Maryland.
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This is either wishful thinking of refusal to face the
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facts.
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"The State must be consistent. It is set
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to protect its citizens and work for their well-being,
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not to defraud them, and to throw the majesty of the
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Law over an immoral practice and to make it legal does
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not make it right.
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"Look at the influence on young people. If
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the State says it is right to make easy money, this says
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to the young person, it is right for me to make easy money.
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This pulls the foundation stones of honesty, integrity and
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the principle of hard work from under the young citizen.
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"This is a basic matter. A government that
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cannot be suoportod by the people governed is admitting
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