Philadelphia's Chinatown has been squeezed so many times over the years... the Vine Street expressway, the Convention Center, the Gallery, the Bus Terminal.... it is now a tiny little island of a community that is struggling to survive.

I believe that a Casino anywhere in the Market East area will mean the eventual death of Chinatown. Say what ever you want about needed tax revenues, Casinos are not the answer. I am not going to get into a moral debate about this subject on this blog, but I want to make it clear that I believe the negatives of gambling and casinos far far outweigh any positives. End of discussion.

If you agree, go visit this important web site....

Casino Free Philadelphia



Please get involved in this important fight.

1 comment:

nullandroid said...

I frequented Philadelphia 2001 to 2005. Chinatown was a highlight. Over the years though, I noticed it shrinking. Chinatown was a relief from the sometimes opressive cityscape. Nothing like some warm soup when it's 13 degrees out.

I'm with you on this one.