Here we go again with the “family-friendly business” issue.
you’re helping to bankrupt the mothers and fathers of real children … anyone who is promoting online casinos can’t talk about MORAL anything, PERIOD .. so enough of the charade.
All companies I know, try hard to sell goods and services to people. They first create a necessity where it does not exist, and then they sell more and more. They try hard to make part on your monthly expenses. It does not matter wether you need that product or not. It does not even matter wether you have the money to afford it or not. They give you credit if you don’t have it. And they give you again and again, until you’re totally bankrupt.
The employee of a computer shop is a moral one. He sells computers to people. He sells computers because someone wants to buy it. He don’t care if the person to whom he is selling the computer does not have money to afford it. He don’t care if that person will have trouble with the bank or credit agency in the future. It’s not his business. He has the moral to speak about anything.
I could say, the gambling webmaster is a moral one. He points people who want to gamble to the best casinos. He does that because someone wants it. He don’t care if the person to whom he is selling that service does not have the money to afford gambling. He don’t care if that person will have trouble with the bank or credit agency in the future. It’s not his business. He has the moral to speak about anything.
Unfortunately money moves this world. There is no particular person responsible for this, and excuses like: “that’s not my job” does not make anyone more moral than any other. What is imoral is the system we have.
Too much coca-cola is bad to health, mcdonalds food is the worst thing I know, tobacco is also bad to health, gambling more than you can afford is bad.
I can’t do too much on that. Although I’m happy to be on gambling industry. There is one thing that I can do. I redirect some of the funds people spend on gambling to where they’re most needed – to UNICEF. Well, I retain funds for me, it’s true. Maybe I should give more. But if I was on other business I couldn’t do that, I’m sure.