Ms. Wildly Profitable Bad Business!

So, I was just thinking about this business that I run that is wildly profitable, but bad from every conceivable perspective.

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I want to grow my wildly profitable business to be even more wildly profitable. How do I proceed?

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Someone suggested that I need to form a "Not Really So Bad" non-profit organization that discredits the dissent, buys a few phony studies, schmoozes with legislators, maybe wines and dines them, some generous campaign contributions wherever possible legally, maybe buys a few prominent politicians who accept the contributions until it becomes publicly unacceptable to do so.

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This "Not Really So Bad" organization, of necessity, has to create the victim as the villain.

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Ah, yes! It worked for tobacco! ....for many wildly profitable years.

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GETTING INSIDE CONGRESS
American Gaming Association Executives
Judy L. Patterson – Senior VP and Executive Director

Helped create National Center for Responsible Gaming, an independent,
nonprofit organization, founded by the American Gaming Association, uses
gambling industry funds to support industry sponsored research primarily
focused on

shifting the blame for gambling addiction onto problem and
pathological gamblers, while keeping the industry exempt from responsibility;
helped create Global Gaming Expo (G2E); works with consultants,
academic institutions and state gaming associations to develop independent
studies of gaming issues.

Previously served as special assistant to the president of the American Bar
Association, director Public Liaison Office; D.C. Coalition Against Drugs
and Violence; graduate of Wichita State University (1974), Georgetown
University Law Center, (1985), master’s degree in education from Boston
University (1975).
[“American Gaming Association online,

http://www.americangaming.org/About/bios/bio_patterson.cfm (12 November 2007)]
page 60

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LINK

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And then I wait until the Bay State is totally desperate and publicly proclaiming as much! Just like lambs to the slaughter!

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Now that was easy, wasn't it?