Anything that has the potential to cause addiction to society, if it is not regulated and given proper education about it, will have a negative effect on society - especially for people with low education. So the casino is actually not bad for society, only if it is regulated and people are given a good understanding of it by gambling responsibly and properly managing their finances. And it also goes back to the individual, because people who have good education and good self-control are less likely to be exposed to irresponsible gambling and become gambling addicts.
I don't know about that. Even a highly educated person can be a victim of gambling addiction. It's not about being educated or not, it's about how one person can control his emotions when it comes to gambling, and sometimes those who are in the poor district are more disciplined than others who are educated and rich. They know when to stop because they know how it feels to have nothing. I won't really use that as a comparison to see who is better or not.
When it comes to managing finances, oh hell yeah, the poor people are good at it because they have to create a good budget so they can still eat the next day.
That's right, gambling is gambling and education is another thing, gambling does not require you to know everything like science is often taught in school, but gambling requires everyone to be able to control themselves if they don't want to experience various bad impacts like what they experienced. by addicted gamblers. What this means is that of course education is something that is not related to gambling, because gambling depends on each person's character, in the sense that if that person has a personality that easily gets emotional about something no matter how small then of course that can be the opening door for downturns as a result of gambling.
On the other hand, regarding poor people, to be honest, I still can't confirm whether they have a good personality and character or not, but it cannot be denied that it is not uncommon for us to find poor people who are perpetrators of crimes such as stealing or whatever, which is usually the kind of action they carry out. This is done because they have a dire financial situation so they are determined to do whatever it takes to get money, so even though, for example, as you said, poor people have good discipline, that's only part of them.