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Hmm, I would draw the line at adults spending their own money however they legally pleased. It's not moral to dictate how another's earnings should be spent. T
by IanDrake 10y ago
Hmm, I would draw the line at adults spending their own money however they legally pleased.
It's not moral to dictate how another's earnings should be spent. That's the opposite of moral.
- anc84 10y agoExploiting psychological flaws in humans might be legal but is horrifyingly immoral and unethical.
- ap22213 10y agoWith some exceptions, right? Friends and family? Neighbors? I would certainly intervene if my loved ones became addicts. I'd also interven if it indirectly affected me (e.g. higher crime, more homelessness, loss of property value, etc).
- zelos 10y agoGambling is a pretty highly regulated industry in most jurisdictions because it exploits psychological flaws in humans. We're not perfectly logical decision making machines.