NYRA Deal Passes NY Legislature

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by estreetposse

Where is the insult?

That poster likes to start off his posts with an inaccuracy in an attempt to draw attention away from the rest of his BS.

[theiman]

Originally Posted by estreetposse

Where is the insult?

Suddenly has an edit note on it that wasnt there earlier.

It was something about his intelligence.

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by theiman

Nice for the Moderator/Owner of the forum to insult his posters.

People earn respect....and sometimes they earn disrespect.

If you don't approve of how Steve treats his guests here then feel free to pay for you own site.

[hoovesupsideyourhead]

why should he treat you any better or worse than us..steve holds back alot ..if he were to censor this site by his true feelings many of us would be gone.. i give him all the credit for NOT takeing things to hart and letting the people on here have a an opinion....

time till my banning...3 2 1 ..

[whodey17]

Originally Posted by Kasept

You don't have worry so much about New Yorkers and their tax dollars. You obviously didn't bother reading the legislation so you missed the part where the VLT operator will be paying the state that $105 million.

The state, former Gov. Pataki and Lottery Division head Jeff Perle should all just consider themselves lucky that NYRA did not push the conspiracy lawsuit they had lined up. Because they had a case...

What about the $120 million that was forgiven?

[Kasept]

Originally Posted by whodey17

What about the $120 million that was forgiven?

Would you not agree that it's a small price for the three pieces of real estate in Queens, Nassau County and Saratoga that NYRA turned over to the state yesterday?

As I wrote in an unpublished piece a few days ago, it's the best real estate deal the state of New York has engaged in since Peter Minuit bought Manhattan.

[whodey17]

Originally Posted by Kasept

Would you not agree that it's a small price for the three pieces of real estate in Queens, Nassau County and Saratoga that NYRA turned over to the state yesterday?

As I wrote in an unpublished piece a few days ago, it's the best real estate deal the state of New York has engaged in since Peter Minuit bought Manhattan.

I agree that $120 million is a small price to pay for the three pieces of land. However, how does that help Joe taxpayer whose money was forgiven by the gov't?

[whodey17]

Originally Posted by Kasept

You don't have worry so much about New Yorkers and their tax dollars. You obviously didn't bother reading the legislation so you missed the part where the VLT operator will be paying the state that $105 million.

The state, former Gov. Pataki and Lottery Division head Jeff Perle should all just consider themselves lucky that NYRA did not push the conspiracy lawsuit they had lined up. Because they had a case...

Steve I didnt mention a thing about the tax payers paying back the $105 million. I mentioned the tax payers getting stiffed on $120 million. I think you should go back and re-read my post. Also, how would you feel if you had to pay back $105 million that the state loaned out to another business? I would be pissed if I was the operating company of the VLT's. However, I am sure they will keep their mouths clsoed because they just want in.