It’s not only about addiction. Gambling industry is very corrosive overall being a major source for money laundering, financial exploitation and source of conflict. Generally I’m very libertarian but gambling is just an incredibly toxic industry because it has so many invisible costs that is more than just addiction.
So I wasn’t lying. You expect them to share all of their income? Come on man, that’s not how a business works. And don’t start an abstract political discussion - I know, it’s all at the fault of capitalism. We just fundamentally disagree on gambling. Might as well end it here.
It’s not only about addiction. Gambling industry is very corrosive overall being a major source for money laundering, financial exploitation and source of conflict. Generally I’m very libertarian but gambling is just an incredibly toxic industry because it has so many invisible costs that is more than just addiction.
Depends on regulations. In my country, the main big gambling company transfers their income to social projects
Absurd lie.
What is a lie?
Source that you won’t read. https://ds-static.dk/-/media/4e219d5401a1418287fd49f235d3c956.pdf
Some of their income. Pittance for damage they inflict on the society.
So I wasn’t lying. You expect them to share all of their income? Come on man, that’s not how a business works. And don’t start an abstract political discussion - I know, it’s all at the fault of capitalism. We just fundamentally disagree on gambling. Might as well end it here.
You literally said “transfers their income” you fucking Muppet lmao
There is zero money laundering in well regulated gaming. None. Regulated gaming businesses have better AML & KYC than most banks.
Black market though - 100%. Why do you want to help black market operators?
Lmao this is not true. I’m personally familiar with this issue.
I’ve worked in the industry 30 years. You’ve already shown you’re not remotely familiar with it.