Here's how it went. It is all that we hear from you. Your comments are warmed-over Reaganisms and don't apply here. It disclosed a Nevada Commission on Economic Development study which proves low-wage gambling jobs force expansion of government services. Unlike babies in the womb, corporations have been defined as persons under the law for more than 100 years.
Corporations are consumers.
They certainly pay taxes and cannot always pass them through. Get an economics textbook. You will find that sometimes that nasty thing called competition prevents pass-throughs of costs. By uplifting community standards. If more and better jobs become available because a city attracts high-tech companies paying better wages, the clubs will have to pay more to attract workers.