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Protesters march by the Thomas and Mack Center as police escort them during a Black Lives Matter protest at UNLV in Las Vegas on Tuesday, June 2, 2020. (Chris Day/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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LETTER: Say goodbye to Las Vegas table games
David Dandrea Henderson
June 3, 2020 - 9:00 pm
 
Updated June 3, 2020 - 9:41 pm

If your next door neighbor set fire to your car, burned your house down and threw rocks and bottles at you when you came out to protect your property — then called you a pig or worse — what would you do the next time he needed your help if he felt threatened or was being robbed? Would you smile and run to his rescue? Just think about what you would do.

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Regarding the article in your Aug. 12 business section about downtown casino owner Derek Stevens replacing table games at one of his properties with “high energy” slot machines: What a crock.

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