My point exactly, CC. The vaunted economic gain is rarely that all. When one uses good business practices to analyze the real cost/benefit to a community in the short run and the long run, it rarely works out to be a net gain. And the damage to quality of life in the community is one of the greatest costs.

And DUDE, where are you? I have asked you pointed questions. I would like to hear your answers. Especially to the issue of where you work. I doubt you will be honest on that one, but I have seen your tactic before, in my battles.

Mick