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The casino analogy defines the host country's game as structurally tilted: if the game were fair, the house would not invite outsiders to play it.
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The casino analogy defines the host country's game as structurally tilted: if the game were fair, the house would not invite outsiders to play it.
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"...will lose otherwise why would he invite you think of a casino right a casino is like please come in and play our game..."
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"...is what the White House would look like. It'd be a casino. Okay? And this is funny, right? Donald Trump was in the audience..."
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"...cost fallacy? And the idea is never, ever go into a casino. The reason why is that when you go in a casino, you..."
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"...extremely pro -Israel business person okay he owns a lot of casinos okay so MGM stands he's a billionaire and what's interesting about Sandal..."
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