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Certainly not. But why should the government have a monopoly on it with ridiculous odds and games?
by icelancer 12y ago
Certainly not. But why should the government have a monopoly on it with ridiculous odds and games?
- refurb 12y agoBecause it's better than the old system where people were blatantly ripped off and lent money that if they didn't pay back would result in their legs being broken?
- icelancer 12y ago...how is that different than today? Someone can find a loan shark and an illegal craps ring if they want. What you are describing is not happening in Las Vegas today, which has legalized gambling run by private entities.