So, I am genuinely curious, DDK - not trying to be snarky at all. But, you are ok with people spending their last dollar on alcohol, but not numbers? Could you kindly explain the difference between the two, please?
Disagree, Bana10, this is "Jerry Falwell/Robert Jeffries/Pat Robertson" nonsense, masquerading as a form of spirituality - I intentionally did not use the word "Christianity". The moral argument either for, or against numbers houses has long since passed - like it or not, the PLP saw to that when they went against the wishes of the people. These so-called "pastors" are merely beating a dead horse that has long since been buried, prayed for and who's soul is with our ancestors.
Sheeprunner, Wayne will win this easily - it won't be that much of a "challenge". Actually, a novice attorney general counsel can win this case. You cannot discriminate against legal enterprises, period. This is very easy to understand.
Technically, they aren't crooks anymore, Sickened, regardless of how you may feel about them. What is being done is illegal - and Wayne has every right to defend his clients.
Wayne will win this case - easily. Whether we like numbers houses, or not, the fact remains that they are a LEGAL entity under our law. As a result, they cannot be discriminated against - such as the specious and silly edict that the PM gave that forces them to remain closed, though they have shown that they can provide curbside service. This will be the easiest money Wayne has ever made in court. It is funny that our PM and his band of merry men are so clueless that they do not understand this.
tetelestai says...
So, you want to spend MORE money - to big fat cat millionare lawyers - in order to not pay working class Bahamians LESS money. Wow.
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tetelestai says...
Fair enough. Thank you for the very mature rejoinder. Appreciate it!
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tetelestai says...
I will be succinct: "no".
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tetelestai says...
So, I am genuinely curious, DDK - not trying to be snarky at all. But, you are ok with people spending their last dollar on alcohol, but not numbers? Could you kindly explain the difference between the two, please?
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tetelestai says...
Couldn't the two work "hand in hand"?
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tetelestai says...
Disagree, Bana10, this is "Jerry Falwell/Robert Jeffries/Pat Robertson" nonsense, masquerading as a form of spirituality - I intentionally did not use the word "Christianity". The moral argument either for, or against numbers houses has long since passed - like it or not, the PLP saw to that when they went against the wishes of the people. These so-called "pastors" are merely beating a dead horse that has long since been buried, prayed for and who's soul is with our ancestors.
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tetelestai says...
Sheeprunner, Wayne will win this easily - it won't be that much of a "challenge". Actually, a novice attorney general counsel can win this case. You cannot discriminate against legal enterprises, period. This is very easy to understand.
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tetelestai says...
Technically, they aren't crooks anymore, Sickened, regardless of how you may feel about them. What is being done is illegal - and Wayne has every right to defend his clients.
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tetelestai says...
Well, they are a legal entity now, so they are not the "underworld" anymore. Don't shoot me, btw, I am just the messenger.
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tetelestai says...
Wayne will win this case - easily. Whether we like numbers houses, or not, the fact remains that they are a LEGAL entity under our law. As a result, they cannot be discriminated against - such as the specious and silly edict that the PM gave that forces them to remain closed, though they have shown that they can provide curbside service. This will be the easiest money Wayne has ever made in court. It is funny that our PM and his band of merry men are so clueless that they do not understand this.
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