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From Riches To RagsReply
Now the goverment should create a new form of anti-trust laws to break down big corporations. These big boogies only hoard in money and keep cutting jobs. All they want are buyers; they can create tons of robots to produce merchandise and sell to the average men. Break them down, so we can create more small businesses; then more people will have jobs. The current economy is the consequence of corruption in high executive levels and extremely efficient use to technology in production (rob
Jan 1, 2009, 8:58 am - dingo - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery Post member subject of new motion pictureReply
You surprise me, Floyd. By your account, the fact that Liggett tried to run me off the road is entirely insignificant and shouldn't have raised my suspicions. That I was already half-way out of my vehicle when he collided with me is, apparently, a routine event in rear-end collisions, and should not have caused me to believe he hit me intentionally and may have meant to cause me harm. I've had extensive firearms training in long arms and small arms alike, both as a civilian and during
Nov 3, 2008, 2:57 pm - jim695 - Lottery News

MO eve. Get your Hot sitting duck right here ! Digit Alert
Get your hot hot sitting duck right here with the Digit Alert in MO eve ! No way out #3 ! Digit 3 is out .............................29 days ! After you pay insurance....bet as much as you can. P.S. Save your tickets in case there is a class action law suit and corruption by the state lottery latter on. LOL
Aug 12, 2008, 10:25 am - WIN D - Pick 3 Forum

Anonymity a Sheild for Not Being HoundedReply
Was not talking about Sam, the individual; ole Sam had some good ideas. I was talking about the ability of huge amounts of money to corrupt. Not those with $1M, those with $10M, or even those with $40M Those with one hundred million! The Waltons and the Gates family are examples of corruption. Are there those that money does not corrupt. There is always some one who does not fit the template, but it does not invalidate the template. The concept that power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts ab
Mar 9, 2008, 7:43 pm - MeFirstYouLast - Lottery Discussion Forum

Who really need money?Reply
Pac Your memory banks are what I call volatile, unstable and definiteley have corruption, they may need replacement, show me (us) where I said that. You must be thinking of some other person who believes in God. I have never made that statement. I have discussed religion with you before, but you won't answer and ignore the question I have asked you several times, because the answer is inconvienient to your arguments. I will ask it again: When you die, will you find out whether or not ther
Mar 2, 2008, 7:03 pm - jarasan - Lottery Discussion Forum

Judge rules thief keeps lottery jackpotReply
Courts can also be just as corrupt as the Government. I don't believe any alleged dictatorship is free from corruption on all levels. However to me there is a big difference between cheating the Government, and threatening other's lives by robbing others at gun point. Maybe not to you though. I don't conform to anything that I know is wrong and against my belief system...I don't care who rules it or who it is. The Government cheats, ignores, and neglects far more people that actually need help,
Jan 19, 2008, 9:15 pm - sirbrad - Lottery News

If you won the lottery, would you leave dodge or...Reply
if i won, i'd be on a plane out of canada tomorrow. the country doesn't do anything for the working man. the justice system is a joke. it's a group of lawyers and judges and whoever else is in cahoots. they know where the money is...and that's with the criminals. revolving door justice. screw the working man..you buy your house..your car..all your hard earned cash to pay for it and the crack heads and thieves just take it. but really who cares?? as long as i got all the things i need..who real
Nov 17, 2007, 11:00 pm - tungsten chef - Lottery Discussion Forum

CBS publishes second hatchet job on lotteryReply
It doesn't matter whose sand-box this is. We both have equal abiltiy to speak our minds. You said your opinion, and I said mine. Don't get upset and start implying you are being silenced or anything just because I put up a good argument. I never said that there is no corruption at state lotteries. That would be pretty dumb if I did, considering the number of corruption stories I've published here in the past. I said that I think the statement that blacks are being manipulated i
Oct 8, 2007, 2:04 pm - Todd - Lottery News

POLL 2 of 3: Switching to computerized drawingsReply
Welcome to Lottery Post, thanks for sharing your thoughts. I hope you'll do some serious searching of past posts here, because there are MANY posts on the subject of unfair Indiana Lottery practices. Something does appear to be amiss, and Indiana has had its share of corruption scandals, so you may be on to something.
Oct 8, 2007, 11:19 am - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Massachusetts lottery causes may have historical precidenceNews Story
After predicting this week that three modest-sized resort casinos would generate between $400 million and $450 million in tax revenues, Massachusetts Governor Patrick said, We will dedicate that revenue to improving transportation and to reducing property taxes . . . by investing casino tax revenue in refurbishing and expanding our transportation systems, we accelerate the growth of economic opportunities in every region, we ensure the safety of our roadways and bridges, and we address effect
Sep 22, 2007, 8:12 am - Todd - Lottery News