Quote from: ethereumhunter on Today at 03:59:40 AM

Quote from: carlfebz2 on October 15, 2024, 01:47:30 PM

Government wont care too much specially into those countries who do really that heavily rely with gambling taxation on which they would really be that minding about their citizens conditions on second priority.
Somehow there are really countries that really that mindful about into their citizens conditions in compared into the taxation that they are really that getting on a certain business but most of the time
they will really be prioritizing taxation or simply talks about economical aspect but of course there would really be still those countries who are really that mindful about their citizens condition.
To those parades about showing about gambling addiction effects into peoples lives are really that a good initiative on showing up on how gambling will really be able to affect someones life.

However, the government should care to their citizens first then the other things. If they can educate their citizen about the risk of playing gambling more and more, it should gives enlightment to their citizen so they will not try. The government can get the tax from the other business and once they regulated the gambling industry, they will get more taxes from gambling.

If the citizen can see the impact of gambling to their life especially when they become gambling addiction, those parades will make them realize and will not try to reduce their gambling activity. They will not want to see their life ruin because of gambling especially after see the parades and will remind their relatives not too often playing gambling.

The government's concern for its citizens in the regulation of gambling is very weak, as I think, in all countries with rare exceptions, those countries where gambling is prohibited by religion and tradition. In other countries, the lobby of business is too strong, which has huge profits from gambling, and the state also has good taxes from these profits. For these reasons, the legislature in most cases even formally approaches strict regulation and does not really do it. The struggle of interests of business and the population in this case is definitely on the side of business. And legislators, of course, are also usually more on the side of business. Especially if you remember the increased taxation.
So you should not expect any serious changes in laws in large countries and at the local level.