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Old 11-14-2007, 01:00 PM
TheEngineer TheEngineer is offline
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Default Re: CNN Article putting Poker in a more positive light, highlighting s

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The skill argument is already the law in about 35 states. So we should just ignore the current law in these states while you go generate that "raw political power?" And just what are you doing to achieve that by the way?

Also, the skill argument separates poker from slots and thus makes getting changes to the law for poker that much easier.

Finally, the single best piece of legislation for poker out there at the moment is the "Skill Games Protection Act" that House Judiciary Committee Chairman Conyers just signed on to. Lets tell him he is full of **** and its all about raw political power and money, that will surely help advance the cause wont it.

You guys can think what you want about the skill argument, but to suggest its time to drop it is just plain stupid. Or maybe 3 post OB-Wan222 is actually an FOF shill trying to get us to drop one of our most useful tactics?

Skallagrim

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He sounds more like a disgruntled sports bettor who wants to chain us to his cause.

Hey 3-post Obi: As no one here knows who you are, please post some of the letters you've written to Congress this year so you can establish some credibility. And at least introduce yourself before assuming the right to tell us what to do and how to do it. Thanks.
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