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A group of pastors says gambling is immoral but they might join forces with the gaming industry in order to defeat the off-reservation casino sought by the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.
Jackson County United For Families met on Thursday to discuss strategies against the casino. One route might joining a petition drive being proposed by Coast Businesses for Fair Play, which represents the Gulf Coast gaming industry.
"We recognize that we are aligning ourselves with a group that we would not ordinarily agree with," a spokesperson for the pastors said, The Mississippi Press reported.
The Choctaws own 100 acres in Ocean Springs and wants to use the land for gaming. The site is located off a major interstate, more than 200 miles from the reservation.
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Coast casinos, pastors may align to fight proposed Choctaw gaming complex
(The Mississippi Press 11/3)
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