Yes, it is a useful investment. 14 votes
No, it is not. 142 votes
156 total votes
Is Carnival a useful investment for the nation - even if it doesn't turn a profit?
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DillyTree 7 years, 10 months ago
With so many other pressing needs in the Bahamas - the least of which are people who are still without roofs or running water in some of the southern islands after last year's hurricane Joaquim - this money being spent on a street party is the last thing we need. And to imply that it was never put on for profit is a joke -- some profited handsomely from this debacle, but as usual, the losers are the Bahamian people!
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