why do you care about what your parasitic government thinks about your involvement or non-involvement in a signature campaign for a crypto casino?
Whether I like it or not, the law still applies to me as long as I live in this country. I'm not in the business of breaking the law, even when I consider the law to be ridiculous.
We have Bitcoin, so they don't have to know. Do they know the real name behind the LoyceV username
I've used exchanges, and never tried to hide my transactions from (my) government. That has 2 reasons: first, when I joined Bitcointalk, I didn't even know signature campaigns existed and used no other privacy measures than a username pulled from a random name generator. And second, hiding income/capital means I can't spend it (when we reach a million dollar per Bitcoin) without getting very unconfortable questions from my bank (and later government).
or were you contacted by one of their parasites agents?
For what? I stopped advertising casinos in my signature before the stricter advertising rules applied.
Gambling regulations are slowly getting stricter here, and are slowly getting more enforced. The $100 per week isn't worth the potential headaches.