axl wrote:
internet marketing?
This is not about internet marketing as you well know. Why pitch red herrings in attempts to cloud the issue, eh?
I’d applaud a 16 year old for the drive to establish a web site and to market products (suitable his peers or products of a non adult nature) that he’d build into an ongoing business concern.
But @ 16 years old promoting gambling is not an option. Playing semantics may make it sit better with you axl, but that doesn’t make it morally correct. imo Professor makes these excellent points.
Professor wrote:
Lets not get so silly in the pursuit of defending civil liberties that we lose all credibility and come off as nutters. If we start advocating children participating in the promotion of gambling the general public would DEMAND that the government take serious actions against our industry and they would have the moral high ground to take that position. Lets not allienate millions of parents, please, we already have enough trouble with the far right wing wanting to legislate us into non existance.