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No, that's the fundamental difference between a sports event and a war. Which is obvious and not what was asked. The question was, what if any is the fundament
by margalabargala 8mo ago
No, that's the fundamental difference between a sports event and a war. Which is obvious and not what was asked.
The question was, what if any is the fundamental difference between betting on a sports event vs a war?
- devmor 8mo agoAdd “profiting from and encouraging the exacerbation of” to the start of my explanations.
- margalabargala 8mo agoThen your attempted explanation is wrong. Plenty of people have been murdered over sports betting. It's more than your reductive "oh it's just consenting players".
- devmor 8mo agoI did not say "people have been murdered", I was very clear and concise in my wording. If you are going to ask a question to argue it, do not strawman people who reply to you.
- margalabargala 8mo agoI know you didn't. I pointed out that people have been murdered over sports betting, thus closing the morality gap between sports betting and war betting. Just because sports and war are morally different doesn't mean "$verb about sports" and "$verb about war" are morally different. E.g. "reading". You're 1 for 3 on comment reading comprehension here so I don't think we should continue. Even if you said you agreed with me there's no way for me to know what you think you're agreeing with.