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I believe the implication is that these should be law, not internal policy.
by fuzxi 6y ago
I believe the implication is that these should be law, not internal policy.
- tartoran 6y agoYes but casinos have lots of money to constantly lobby and enable the way of addiction one way or another. There are lots of addicts in casinos, I'm not saying that most of them are but quite a bit of casino frequenters are addict and any changes in legislation that would make these people not come back would reduce income which in turn would reduce taxes and so on. One hand scratches the other. Education is the only alternative I see to help people not fall into the gambling trap.