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L.E. concludes that people who value raising children with good character more than gambling should vote against building a racetrack in their area. This is for two reasons: gambling is wrong, and raising children in an environment where the goal is be rewarded for nothing prevents them from developing good character.
L.E. assumes that normalizing gambling by allowing a racetrack to be built will create an environment in which the goal is to get something for nothing. This leads to another assumption: that gambling and raising children with good character are mutually exclusive.
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