A majority of Bermudians should be give the opportunity…. rather than the few.
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Christina Frith
12 years ago
It is a just process allowing the community to share and consult on something that has the potential to harm our small island in many ways.
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Shirley M Trott
12 years ago
Will not benefit the Island, as people thinks.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
What other destructive forces are we going to add to pull our community fibre.
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Miriam Simmons
12 years ago
I pray the right thing is done for this nation.
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Thomas Mahoney
12 years ago
Never bite off more than you can chew
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Philip McIntosh
12 years ago
pro-gaming
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Marcus James Anthony Jones
12 years ago
The OBA government should follow through with its committment to have a referendum. It is probably not the politically expedient thing to do as it may jeopardise their best interests but it is good for the country.
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DEBORAH SMITH
12 years ago
It is an outrage that the OBA Governement are going back on their word. They were supposed to be about change and transparency, go figure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Kevin Bean
12 years ago
If this is such a good thing for Bermuda the government should not have a problem convincing the people of Bermuda accordingly. Just give us the facts!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
let the people decide and live up to what you promised.
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Lynne Winfield
12 years ago
I believe in the right of the people to decide by referendum on the issue of gaming in Bermuda.
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Albert Carey
12 years ago
Let the people decide!
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Graham Maule
12 years ago
I believe that the social costs will outweigh the economic benefits.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
This is an issue that will dramatically impact our culture.i would like for this government to stick to their word and give a voice to the people
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Derrick Simons
12 years ago
I am looking for government to simply do the things they say they will do, or provide legitimate reasoning for not. Opposition from the opposition party is not a valid reason.
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Cynthia Ashton
12 years ago
We, the registered voters of Bermuda, should be entitled to a referendum for such an important decision.
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Claire-Anne Raynor
12 years ago
I do not appreciate being treated like I am not capable to make a decision for my country.
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Thomas Gutteridge
12 years ago
Whether or not I support gambling is hardly the issue, the fact of the matter is that the government should call on the electorate to make this decision through direct democracy as opposed to pushing through a bill that may not be supported by a majority. Grievances must be aired and both sides must have a chance to get there points across with well reasoned arguments either for or against.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I am in favor of a referendum on gaming in Bermuda.
A majority of Bermudians should be give the opportunity…. rather than the few.
It is a just process allowing the community to share and consult on something that has the potential to harm our small island in many ways.
Will not benefit the Island, as people thinks.
What other destructive forces are we going to add to pull our community fibre.
I pray the right thing is done for this nation.
Never bite off more than you can chew
pro-gaming
The OBA government should follow through with its committment to have a referendum. It is probably not the politically expedient thing to do as it may jeopardise their best interests but it is good for the country.
It is an outrage that the OBA Governement are going back on their word. They were supposed to be about change and transparency, go figure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If this is such a good thing for Bermuda the government should not have a problem convincing the people of Bermuda accordingly. Just give us the facts!
let the people decide and live up to what you promised.
I believe in the right of the people to decide by referendum on the issue of gaming in Bermuda.
Let the people decide!
I believe that the social costs will outweigh the economic benefits.
This is an issue that will dramatically impact our culture.i would like for this government to stick to their word and give a voice to the people
I am looking for government to simply do the things they say they will do, or provide legitimate reasoning for not. Opposition from the opposition party is not a valid reason.
We, the registered voters of Bermuda, should be entitled to a referendum for such an important decision.
I do not appreciate being treated like I am not capable to make a decision for my country.
Whether or not I support gambling is hardly the issue, the fact of the matter is that the government should call on the electorate to make this decision through direct democracy as opposed to pushing through a bill that may not be supported by a majority. Grievances must be aired and both sides must have a chance to get there points across with well reasoned arguments either for or against.
I am in favor of a referendum on gaming in Bermuda.