It had better be a plan that won't require the support of voters on either side of the gambling issue. This whole county seems to be run by the church. Which is fine except for the fact that not everyone here is a christian. Baptists, in particular, seem to think they should be able to tell everyone else how to pray, how to believe, how to live, and generally want to put it into law. Morality should be something taught at home and in church.
Morals are different in different cultures.
Instead of the video gambling issue, being one of legality, it's legal, cut and dry, that's what the state legislature says. It has become one of morality. Churches are having a fit. Fine, tell them to keep there members out. Until the law is changed it's none of anybody's business wether or not there are arcades.