Mental instability and disruptive behavior in public spaces like casinos are oversimplified. Mental health varies, and many people attend casinos without issue. We risk a slippery slope by linking mental instability to public misbehavior. We must avoid stereotyping delicate themes and approach them with sensitivity
It's hard to prove a direct link between gambling and mental health. Compulsive gambling can indicate mental health difficulties, but not always. Many people bet for enjoyment without mental illness. Casinos are entertainment venues, not mental health clinics. In different settings like casinos, mental health is complex and shouldn't be reduced to cause-and-effect scenarios
You are right, I agree with this statement and of course people who have mental problems definitely have instability in their behavior and have the potential to do things beyond normal human limits.
But we cannot see how deep these people are in experiencing mental problems. Many people have mental problems but it is not yet serious, they can still be like normal people in general and of course they can still do various activities well.
We cannot judge someone just by their appearance and we cannot continue to avoid people like this because they will be able to recover if there is good approach from other people.
In my opinion, people who experience mental disorders that are quite severe will be categorized as people who are crazy, but this is different from people who are depressed or have just experienced some trauma that makes them do things like abnormal people.
But habits can never be broken because they know that previously they always did that activity with great pleasure and when mental problems occurred they still thought about doing the same activity.
Of course, the casino staff will not allow the person to gamble at the casino if he has not been gambling at the casino for a long time. He would even be thrown out before he entered the casino because he could potentially disturb other gamblers, so the casino staff would prevent him from entering. But because he had often gambled at the casino for a long time and had no history of disturbing other gamblers who also gambled, the casino staff allowed him to gamble. But I'm sure the casino staff will always keep an eye on him and make sure he really doesn't disturb other gamblers as usual. Perhaps in other casinos, there are people like that, and maybe the response from the casino staff will be different from what that person experienced.
I think that the casino staff had known him for long time before he really had any mental problems.
And problems like this cannot be solved using logic because no one knows what problem actually occurred and caused the condition to be like that.
Moreover, if you think about it deeply and also look at someone behavior, you can conclude that maybe he is just homeless person who doesn't have anything, including place to live.
But the casino staff is much more understanding and he understands the conditions of each customer much better.