I don't care. I am sure not gambling on anything that I can't get an advantage.
I have never even bought a lottery ticket.
I have never even bought a lottery ticket.
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Your stance against it is that it’s not good for sports? It’s a huge industry already whether or not the state legalizes it. There are already out-of-state sports books available as well as a black market. At some point, we need to be practical. If we’re going to be principled, then block it and get rid of the lotto while we’re at it. They’re still going to exist anyway but at least we’d be consistent.I could care less about the morality of it. But it's not good for sports. In any case, as Georgia continues to get bluer more gambling, including casino gambling, will be legalized.
I'd open a payday loan business.
I am for bullish on GA gambling although I have never bought a ticket. It's a tax on people that have no math degree.And this one thread already had three different bots register and post about the joys of gambling.
I totally agree. Generally gambling is throwing your hard earned money awayI am for bullish on GA gambling although I have never bought a ticket. It's a tax on people that have no math degree.
I will not buy a bet on what was called the numbers game.
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I say fund your retirement account to the maximum as allowed. I am 70% in stocks and another in 30% in safe bonds. This is my gambling thing which is up 10% this year.
It's sad to see peoples on wellfare and everone on here bad mouthing ebt ,low wadges and then vote for this.“A fool and his money are soon parted”
It's a failure of our school system. And the failure of our school dilatators...It's sad to see peoples on wellfare and everone on here bad mouthing ebt ,low wadges and then vote for this.
Yeah I'm not into the "everybody else is doing it" as justification, for anything.Your stance against it is that it’s not good for sports? It’s a huge industry already whether or not the state legalizes it. There are already out-of-state sports books available as well as a black market. At some point, we need to be practical. If we’re going to be principled, then block it and get rid of the lotto while we’re at it. They’re still going to exist anyway but at least we’d be consistent.
What’s the correlation? People who are bad with money can already go to any gas station and blow the money they need to pay their bills on scratchoffs. If someone wants to place sports bets, they can already do it online or go to a bookie. What does it have to do with low wages or welfare?It's sad to see peoples on wellfare and everone on here bad mouthing ebt ,low wadges and then vote for this.