do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?
Gambling addiction can't be stopped or reduce by a parade or orientation or education. All those things had been done by people to stop their wards from gambling but they could not end it so they have to let it be. And the only thing that can stop or reduce gambling in the society is very strong home training and effective and active employment. Those who are gambling to the level of no return (addiction) were caused by bad home training and lack of job to be employed. Probably they have finished schools thinking to work in a firm but irony soak them so they went to the gambling halls to look for daily bread and as they are getting it there little by little there is no need for them to come back to the job market to look for job so they bury themselves in the gambling section in the society. So for not the younger once to do the same, there should be orientation given to them and after when they have finished school work should be given to them. This is my little contribution on this matter. 
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Alot of those who make some kinds comments don't really take the time to deeply think about their statements before making them and this mostly drags us back to the fact that those who are paid to do some job may lack what the ethics of the job is, really campaign may not restrict or control what you decide to post here in the forum, but as a worker who is promoting a certain service and you get paid from the revenue generated from that service, speaking ill or negatively about such product makes you look as if you are dump and don't know what you are doing.
Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling, that doesn't sound wise to me.
Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling, that doesn't sound wise to me.
I agree, we should always consider the situation regarding the service our accounts is promoting. If it is about gambling, making a vendetta against gambling would be unethical because we are conflicting with what we are promoting. The least we can do about it is to stay neutral and look for better words so that we won't look like a hypocrite, getting incentives from gambling operations but campaigning for it to stop lol. In this case, the best advice we can give is gambling in moderation so that it will not affect our future finances.
But obviously, we cannot blame them on their reply and take them as their stance since as I read, the reply is just a reaction to the already existing conversation and I believe he is just citing the cost and effect of something if implemented.
well, most are not thinking twice about what they are saying to the public. but i do agree, that you need to keep an eye on what you're saying and what you are doing (i.e. promoting). gambling will always be a part of human society. so what you can do, as a user/player/gambler, is just to be responsible about your own gambling activities. you are the one who will take care of the consequences of your actions.
Alot of those who make some kinds comments don't really take the time to deeply think about their statements before making them and this mostly drags us back to the fact that those who are paid to do some job may lack what the ethics of the job is, really campaign may not restrict or control what you decide to post here in the forum, but as a worker who is promoting a certain service and you get paid from the revenue generated from that service, speaking ill or negatively about such product makes you look as if you are dump and don't know what you are doing.
Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling, that doesn't sound wise to me.
Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling, that doesn't sound wise to me.
I agree, we should always consider the situation regarding the service our accounts is promoting. If it is about gambling, making a vendetta against gambling would be unethical because we are conflicting with what we are promoting. The least we can do about it is to stay neutral and look for better words so that we won't look like a hypocrite, getting incentives from gambling operations but campaigning for it to stop lol. In this case, the best advice we can give is gambling in moderation so that it will not affect our future finances.
But obviously, we cannot blame them on their reply and take them as their stance since as I read, the reply is just a reaction to the already existing conversation and I believe he is just citing the cost and effect of something if implemented.
well, most are not thinking twice about what they are saying to the public. but i do agree, that you need to keep an eye on what you're saying and what you are doing (i.e. promoting). gambling will always be a part of human society. so what you can do, as a user/player/gambler, is just to be responsible about your own gambling activities. you are the one who will take care of the consequences of your actions.
At that point, you are right. Almost all countries today have gambling establishments that are allowed by the government, and even though others are illegal, they are still able to operate. That is, it shows that there are and still are people who somehow still rely on gambling online.
That's why proper guidance and education for minors can explain it correctly so that they think that there are pros and cons in other aspects of gambling.
To be completely honest, I have watched the video that you posted and I have not been able to understand anything. What exactly is going on? To me it looks like some sort of promotion for certain slot games while they parade the prizes around so that everyone can see? If that is what is going on then I very much doubt gambling advertisements such as this will reduce the level of gambling addiction. In fact, flaunting the prizes and catching the attention of everyone (especially the very impressionable children), is not going to help anyone with a gambling problem.
They should parade examples of bad life decisions that people have made with gambling. That would be more effective in preventing people from gambling.
They should parade examples of bad life decisions that people have made with gambling. That would be more effective in preventing people from gambling.
Exactly, what they are doing is showing gambling promotion in slot games; that's the simplest logic I saw in the parade. Maybe the costumed characters in the slot games can be said to entertain and bring joy to the children in the video.
Alot of those who make some kinds comments don't really take the time to deeply think about their statements before making them and this mostly drags us back to the fact that those who are paid to do some job may lack what the ethics of the job is, really campaign may not restrict or control what you decide to post here in the forum, but as a worker who is promoting a certain service and you get paid from the revenue generated from that service, speaking ill or negatively about such product makes you look as if you are dump and don't know what you are doing.
Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling, that doesn't sound wise to me.
Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling, that doesn't sound wise to me.
I agree, we should always consider the situation regarding the service our accounts is promoting. If it is about gambling, making a vendetta against gambling would be unethical because we are conflicting with what we are promoting. The least we can do about it is to stay neutral and look for better words so that we won't look like a hypocrite, getting incentives from gambling operations but campaigning for it to stop lol. In this case, the best advice we can give is gambling in moderation so that it will not affect our future finances.
But obviously, we cannot blame them on their reply and take them as their stance since as I read, the reply is just a reaction to the already existing conversation and I believe he is just citing the cost and effect of something if implemented.
well, most are not thinking twice about what they are saying to the public. but i do agree, that you need to keep an eye on what you're saying and what you are doing (i.e. promoting). gambling will always be a part of human society. so what you can do, as a user/player/gambler, is just to be responsible about your own gambling activities. you are the one who will take care of the consequences of your actions.
Some are responsible for the words they are saying as they are advertising these platforms that they are praising. I guess, being responsible in accepting promotions and projects related to gambling should also be considered, given that this area is sometimes what drives people into gambling. Just gamble on your own, spend money on your own, and not advertise gambling unless you're sure that the ones you are telling the word to are responsible gamblers.
Alot of those who make some kinds comments don't really take the time to deeply think about their statements before making them and this mostly drags us back to the fact that those who are paid to do some job may lack what the ethics of the job is, really campaign may not restrict or control what you decide to post here in the forum, but as a worker who is promoting a certain service and you get paid from the revenue generated from that service, speaking ill or negatively about such product makes you look as if you are dump and don't know what you are doing.
Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling, that doesn't sound wise to me.
Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling, that doesn't sound wise to me.
I agree, we should always consider the situation regarding the service our accounts is promoting. If it is about gambling, making a vendetta against gambling would be unethical because we are conflicting with what we are promoting. The least we can do about it is to stay neutral and look for better words so that we won't look like a hypocrite, getting incentives from gambling operations but campaigning for it to stop lol. In this case, the best advice we can give is gambling in moderation so that it will not affect our future finances.
But obviously, we cannot blame them on their reply and take them as their stance since as I read, the reply is just a reaction to the already existing conversation and I believe he is just citing the cost and effect of something if implemented.
well, most are not thinking twice about what they are saying to the public. but i do agree, that you need to keep an eye on what you're saying and what you are doing (i.e. promoting). gambling will always be a part of human society. so what you can do, as a user/player/gambler, is just to be responsible about your own gambling activities. you are the one who will take care of the consequences of your actions.
Alot of those who make some kinds comments don't really take the time to deeply think about their statements before making them and this mostly drags us back to the fact that those who are paid to do some job may lack what the ethics of the job is, really campaign may not restrict or control what you decide to post here in the forum, but as a worker who is promoting a certain service and you get paid from the revenue generated from that service, speaking ill or negatively about such product makes you look as if you are dump and don't know what you are doing.
Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling, that doesn't sound wise to me.
Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling, that doesn't sound wise to me.
I agree, we should always consider the situation regarding the service our accounts is promoting. If it is about gambling, making a vendetta against gambling would be unethical because we are conflicting with what we are promoting. The least we can do about it is to stay neutral and look for better words so that we won't look like a hypocrite, getting incentives from gambling operations but campaigning for it to stop lol. In this case, the best advice we can give is gambling in moderation so that it will not affect our future finances.
But obviously, we cannot blame them on their reply and take them as their stance since as I read, the reply is just a reaction to the already existing conversation and I believe he is just citing the cost and effect of something if implemented.
Honestly, I just saw a gambling festival where I could see one of the costumes in Olympus. I don't know how the parade will help the young people who saw it not become addicted to gambling. Instead, what I saw was like a free advertisement that happened to promote gambling.
Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.
Perhaps the younger generation will see gambling as something interesting and try gambling like other people. But if the parade can show what impact or consequences someone will receive when they gamble, there is a possibility that the younger generation will think not to approach gambling. Maybe what is needed is to campaign about the consequences that will be received by someone who gambles and show that gambling is not a place to make money.Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.
By showing all the negative impacts of gambling, it is hoped that people can think about the negative impacts so they don't have to gamble. They can look for other ways to make money, and just from working, they can earn money.
If for example the so call campaign against gambling starts as you suggested, and people stop gambling, how or where do you think the casino you are promoting will get the money to pay you
.Anyways, let's always try to get things straight, normal or should I say, moderate gambling is not bad, moderate gambling has no side effects, it is too much gambling that comes with a lot of side effect which addiction is one of them, it is the same say drinking too much causes drunkenness and possibly damages some organs in the body over time, that is also what too much gambling does..
We can advice people to practice responsible gambling, rather than stop gambling totally .
Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling, that doesn't sound wise to me.
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in the video, it is not explained which region (city) it comes from but it is clear that the parade is from my country, in the parade it is clear what slot players get when they play from the "first" month (still motorbikes are expensive) to month "fourth" (ugly motorcycle).
without direct education by the central and local governments to young people and the general public, I think this kind of parade is not effective enough, it's even obvious, the parade is the initiative of the private community in the area.
do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?
However, apart from all that, I think this parade can have other positive effects for new people joining gambling. because it contains an implied meaning, namely "the negative impact of gambling addiction." So the parade becomes an appeal not to overdo gambling in order to avoid the negative impact of gambling addiction.
Um, sex education at an early age reduces the rate of marriage at a young age and free sex at a young age in our country but I'm sad why gambling isn't included in extracurricular education at school.
when I was at school there were many institutions that educated about the dangers of drugs because that I know what the negative and positive impacts of drugs are.
Gambling is an activity that cannot be eradicated from the earth at any time, but players must have good self-control to prevent bad things from happening to them.
Except in the developed countries,the sex education was not implemented in any developing country.So it’s very hard to implemented the gambling education,it may be suitable one for the developed nation.It may suitable to the country where gambling is approved by the their country.This will be the approved by the developed country government.US,Belgium,Australia,Canada are the countries people were allowed to do gambling on their wish.So the gambling education must be implemented in this country as first.If it will be successful one,the same can be followed by the other developing nation.
The parade actually illustrates how the process of diminishing wealth occurs when you engage in prolonged slot machine play. In my country, the slot culture is so ingrained that it's analogized to the point of selling one's assets, such as motorcycles.
In the video, it explains that the longer you play slots, the worse the motorcycle you own becomes. For those who understand it, it means this: 'Someone will go bankrupt while playing slots, then sell their luxurious motorcycle. Afterward, they'll buy another motorcycle at a cheaper price, and the difference in money from the buying and selling will be used as a deposit to play more slots.'
This cycle repeats until their motorcycle becomes the cheapest vehicle. This is because slot enthusiasts constantly need funds for deposits due to their frequent losses in slot machines. Selling their possessions and buying other items at a lower price is their way of acquiring money to continue playing.
In reality, scenes like this have been parodied for a long time, but the way it's presented in a parade like this is considered inappropriate, as it can lead to various different perceptions among the public.
In the video, it explains that the longer you play slots, the worse the motorcycle you own becomes. For those who understand it, it means this: 'Someone will go bankrupt while playing slots, then sell their luxurious motorcycle. Afterward, they'll buy another motorcycle at a cheaper price, and the difference in money from the buying and selling will be used as a deposit to play more slots.'
This cycle repeats until their motorcycle becomes the cheapest vehicle. This is because slot enthusiasts constantly need funds for deposits due to their frequent losses in slot machines. Selling their possessions and buying other items at a lower price is their way of acquiring money to continue playing.
In reality, scenes like this have been parodied for a long time, but the way it's presented in a parade like this is considered inappropriate, as it can lead to various different perceptions among the public.
To be completely honest, I have watched the video that you posted and I have not been able to understand anything. What exactly is going on? To me it looks like some sort of promotion for certain slot games while they parade the prizes around so that everyone can see? If that is what is going on then I very much doubt gambling advertisements such as this will reduce the level of gambling addiction. In fact, flaunting the prizes and catching the attention of everyone (especially the very impressionable children), is not going to help anyone with a gambling problem.
They should parade examples of bad life decisions that people have made with gambling. That would be more effective in preventing people from gambling.
Basically, no one can stop gambling addiction or stop people from getting involved with gambling through parades or stuff like that, a person who decides to gamble will do it no matter what, they won't think of the consequences before getting into the action themselves and they will only realize their mistake once they lose everything they had to the house instead of doubling or tripling the amount which is basically the thought process of a gambler before getting involved.They should parade examples of bad life decisions that people have made with gambling. That would be more effective in preventing people from gambling.
So, I don't really find such parades and events being useful in reducing gambling addiction or letting people know that slots games can make them go broke if they play on them. Most people will see slot machines being opportunities for getting a lot of money though that barely happens to anyone.
We know very well that gambling is the right of each individual but at least these steps can make gamblers more aware and can always think about the future so that they are not too careless in gambling or too excessive.
Moreover gambling is not a place to make money whether it is just a game like slots or sports betting because gambling has a better goal namely having fun.
Regarding parades or short videos that are intended to raise awareness of gamblers they will not have much of an effect on providing a deterrent effect or lesson to everyone involved in gambling activities so this form of action is just a joke or an entertaining spectacle.
To be completely honest, I have watched the video that you posted and I have not been able to understand anything. What exactly is going on? To me it looks like some sort of promotion for certain slot games while they parade the prizes around so that everyone can see? If that is what is going on then I very much doubt gambling advertisements such as this will reduce the level of gambling addiction. In fact, flaunting the prizes and catching the attention of everyone (especially the very impressionable children), is not going to help anyone with a gambling problem.
They should parade examples of bad life decisions that people have made with gambling. That would be more effective in preventing people from gambling.
Basically, no one can stop gambling addiction or stop people from getting involved with gambling through parades or stuff like that, a person who decides to gamble will do it no matter what, they won't think of the consequences before getting into the action themselves and they will only realize their mistake once they lose everything they had to the house instead of doubling or tripling the amount which is basically the thought process of a gambler before getting involved.They should parade examples of bad life decisions that people have made with gambling. That would be more effective in preventing people from gambling.
So, I don't really find such parades and events being useful in reducing gambling addiction or letting people know that slots games can make them go broke if they play on them. Most people will see slot machines being opportunities for getting a lot of money though that barely happens to anyone.
The problem is with the people who win it big that are a few and they have the habit of uploading their gambling session in a streaming service like Youtube or Twitch for example which is much more widely used and followed that any parade and these guys will make people who want to win a lot of money jealous so they will give it a try.
These parades are not worthy and they do not make an impact because most people gamble online and they don't tell anyone that they gamble in most cases except extreme addicted people who the only thing they think about is gambling,in the end it remains in the people self will to stop playing.
To be completely honest, I have watched the video that you posted and I have not been able to understand anything. What exactly is going on? To me it looks like some sort of promotion for certain slot games while they parade the prizes around so that everyone can see? If that is what is going on then I very much doubt gambling advertisements such as this will reduce the level of gambling addiction. In fact, flaunting the prizes and catching the attention of everyone (especially the very impressionable children), is not going to help anyone with a gambling problem.
They should parade examples of bad life decisions that people have made with gambling. That would be more effective in preventing people from gambling.
Basically, no one can stop gambling addiction or stop people from getting involved with gambling through parades or stuff like that, a person who decides to gamble will do it no matter what, they won't think of the consequences before getting into the action themselves and they will only realize their mistake once they lose everything they had to the house instead of doubling or tripling the amount which is basically the thought process of a gambler before getting involved.They should parade examples of bad life decisions that people have made with gambling. That would be more effective in preventing people from gambling.
So, I don't really find such parades and events being useful in reducing gambling addiction or letting people know that slots games can make them go broke if they play on them. Most people will see slot machines being opportunities for getting a lot of money though that barely happens to anyone.
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What are you even saying bud, you are wearing a signature that belongs to a gambling casino, and you are paid every week for every post you make while wearing this signature..If for example the so call campaign against gambling starts as you suggested, and people stop gambling, how or where do you think the casino you are promoting will get the money to pay you
.Anyways, let's always try to get things straight, normal or should I say, moderate gambling is not bad, moderate gambling has no side effects, it is too much gambling that comes with a lot of side effect which addiction is one of them, it is the same say drinking too much causes drunkenness and possibly damages some organs in the body over time, that is also what too much gambling does..
We can advice people to practice responsible gambling, rather than stop gambling totally .
Yes, gambling in moderation must be done, especially since we have been gambling for a long time. You must also always gamble moderately, right? That's what we have to do so that we don't experience the bad effects of gambling, and I think you already know the bad effects, namely gambling addiction. And I'm also sure you want to avoid gambling addiction. Moderate gambling and self-control are what we must do to avoid problems such as gambling addiction. And we are all trying to only gamble in moderation.
If they cannot be responsible gamblers, they should stop gambling. Remember that not all or not many can be responsible gamblers. Many more will lose their responsibility in gambling, especially the younger generation who cannot control themselves and are always in a hurry to make decisions.
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Your opinion is as if classifying gambling as a negative activity, i strongly reject that, what everyone needs is education to become a regular gambler, gambling is not a bad thing but being a gambling addict is a very bad thing, we have discussed a lot about being a responsible gambler but in reality only a few can take responsibility for gambling them to themselves.In my environment there are many young people who see that slot gambling is the best way for them to earn money, i often give them advice and suggestions so that they don't fall too deep, luckily they want to listen to what i say and just play slots in a fairly controlled manner (because the majority of gambling addicts end up with a lot of debt and also become criminals)
In my environment, some young people gamble, but they don't use gambling to make money because some people are more mature than them who always pay attention and give them advice. This is a kind of environmental control so that young people around where they live do not become addicted to gambling.
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These things are good, youth should see games of chance and slot machines as something that exists, that is, if they currently receive information about gender equality and a number of genders that were invented where they confuse children, which is something that Yes, it's actually done in its formation and without the intention of offending anyone, but I don't agree with that, then a parade where you see things related to slot machines and games of chance is the most harmless thing in the world. I agree that you already know it. , and that children know what the Scope of these things are and why they Should not get involved with this, until they are Adults.
Yes, you do really have a solid point on which its true that this isnt only talking about those youngsters or your children to be avoiding those kind of parades but rather into some adults as well where flashy things could really be potentially be able to hook you up and you might be ending up on playing once that curiousity takes over and this is why it is really just that important that self control would really be relevant on this one. For those who dont have any ideal on what slot is then whether they would ignore or would really be testing it out later on on the time that they have seen that parade.
The main purpose on why there's a parade is to showcase those slot games which it is really that part of their marketing on which making up some exposure is one of the business main actions that should be made
because if people doesnt know about their existence the potential revenue would really be just limited out. Slot gambling doesnt really need up on being that taught or would be educated on how it works and how it done.
Um, sex education at an early age reduces the rate of marriage at a young age and free sex at a young age in our country but I'm sad why gambling isn't included in extracurricular education at school.The main purpose on why there's a parade is to showcase those slot games which it is really that part of their marketing on which making up some exposure is one of the business main actions that should be made
because if people doesnt know about their existence the potential revenue would really be just limited out. Slot gambling doesnt really need up on being that taught or would be educated on how it works and how it done.
when I was at school there were many institutions that educated about the dangers of drugs because that I know what the negative and positive impacts of drugs are.
Gambling is an activity that cannot be eradicated from the earth at any time, but players must have good self-control to prevent bad things from happening to them.
Honestly, I just saw a gambling festival where I could see one of the costumes in Olympus. I don't know how the parade will help the young people who saw it not become addicted to gambling. Instead, what I saw was like a free advertisement that happened to promote gambling.
Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.
Perhaps the younger generation will see gambling as something interesting and try gambling like other people. But if the parade can show what impact or consequences someone will receive when they gamble, there is a possibility that the younger generation will think not to approach gambling. Maybe what is needed is to campaign about the consequences that will be received by someone who gambles and show that gambling is not a place to make money.Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.
By showing all the negative impacts of gambling, it is hoped that people can think about the negative impacts so they don't have to gamble. They can look for other ways to make money, and just from working, they can earn money.
These things are good, youth should see games of chance and slot machines as something that exists, that is, if they currently receive information about gender equality and a number of genders that were invented where they confuse children, which is something that Yes, it's actually done in its formation and without the intention of offending anyone, but I don't agree with that, then a parade where you see things related to slot machines and games of chance is the most harmless thing in the world. I agree that you already know it. , and that children know what the Scope of these things are and why they Should not get involved with this, until they are Adults.
avoided for those young minds to be that curious on the time that they would be seeing those flashy things in the streets and would be asking on what it is. This is why it would really be just that
good on making out some explanation at the same time you would really be giving out some warnings about it because on the time on missing out on doing such thing then this might really be that able to make
those youngsters getting involved with those. It is really that impossible that for parade would just come out without any permission though specially if gambling is highly prohibited but if its allowed and legal on a certain place or country then this wont really be an issue.
Next, slots are harmless things in the world? I dont think so, not until you would be finding yourself getting addicted to it, and this is where shit happens.
Still, maybe if people spent more time teaching kids about flashy street parades, they'd be better prepared to handle slots' real temptations. Still, I don't know much. I'm just a bunch of complicated numbers. But you, might want to keep an eye on those slot machines unless you like having empty pockets. Just saying.
The main purpose on why there's a parade is to showcase those slot games which it is really that part of their marketing on which making up some exposure is one of the business main actions that should be made
because if people doesnt know about their existence the potential revenue would really be just limited out. Slot gambling doesnt really need up on being that taught or would be educated on how it works and how it done.
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Perhaps the younger generation will see gambling as something interesting and try gambling like other people. But if the parade can show what impact or consequences someone will receive when they gamble, there is a possibility that the younger generation will think not to approach gambling. Maybe what is needed is to campaign about the consequences that will be received by someone who gambles and show that gambling is not a place to make money.By showing all the negative impacts of gambling, it is hoped that people can think about the negative impacts so they don't have to gamble. They can look for other ways to make money, and just from working, they can earn money.
I believe Everyone can be a regular gambler no one needs an education to be a regular gambler. Anyone can be a gambler and gamble regularly. The thing is, to be a responsible gambler education about how to moderate or control his gambling activities is needed.
In my environment there are many young people who see that slot gambling is the best way for them to earn money, i often give them advice and suggestions so that they don't fall too deep, luckily they want to listen to what i say and just play slots in a fairly controlled manner (because the majority of gambling addicts end up with a lot of debt and also become criminals)
It is good to know that you are advising the young people in your community about gambling moderation and what better is that these young people listen to you. I believe you are well respected in your community because no one will listen to anyone if they do not respect them.
To be completely honest, I have watched the video that you posted and I have not been able to understand anything. What exactly is going on? To me it looks like some sort of promotion for certain slot games while they parade the prizes around so that everyone can see? If that is what is going on then I very much doubt gambling advertisements such as this will reduce the level of gambling addiction. In fact, flaunting the prizes and catching the attention of everyone (especially the very impressionable children), is not going to help anyone with a gambling problem.
They should parade examples of bad life decisions that people have made with gambling. That would be more effective in preventing people from gambling.
They indeed parade about the bad effect of gambling. It shows that the financial capability of a person decreases when they got hooked to gambling.
Honestly, I just saw a gambling festival where I could see one of the costumes in Olympus. I don't know how the parade will help the young people who saw it not become addicted to gambling. Instead, what I saw was like a free advertisement that happened to promote gambling.
Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.
Perhaps the younger generation will see gambling as something interesting and try gambling like other people. But if the parade can show what impact or consequences someone will receive when they gamble, there is a possibility that the younger generation will think not to approach gambling. Maybe what is needed is to campaign about the consequences that will be received by someone who gambles and show that gambling is not a place to make money.Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.
By showing all the negative impacts of gambling, it is hoped that people can think about the negative impacts so they don't have to gamble. They can look for other ways to make money, and just from working, they can earn money.
These things are good, youth should see games of chance and slot machines as something that exists, that is, if they currently receive information about gender equality and a number of genders that were invented where they confuse children, which is something that Yes, it's actually done in its formation and without the intention of offending anyone, but I don't agree with that, then a parade where you see things related to slot machines and games of chance is the most harmless thing in the world. I agree that you already know it. , and that children know what the Scope of these things are and why they Should not get involved with this, until they are Adults.
avoided for those young minds to be that curious on the time that they would be seeing those flashy things in the streets and would be asking on what it is. This is why it would really be just that
good on making out some explanation at the same time you would really be giving out some warnings about it because on the time on missing out on doing such thing then this might really be that able to make
those youngsters getting involved with those. It is really that impossible that for parade would just come out without any permission though specially if gambling is highly prohibited but if its allowed and legal on a certain place or country then this wont really be an issue.
Next, slots are harmless things in the world? I dont think so, not until you would be finding yourself getting addicted to it, and this is where shit happens.
Still, maybe if people spent more time teaching kids about flashy street parades, they'd be better prepared to handle slots' real temptations. Still, I don't know much. I'm just a bunch of complicated numbers. But you, might want to keep an eye on those slot machines unless you like having empty pockets. Just saying.
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in the video, it is not explained which region (city) it comes from but it is clear that the parade is from my country, in the parade it is clear what slot players get when they play from the "first" month (still motorbikes are expensive) to month "fourth" (ugly motorcycle).
without direct education by the central and local governments to young people and the general public, I think this kind of parade is not effective enough, it's even obvious, the parade is the initiative of the private community in the area.
do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?
To be completely honest, I have watched the video that you posted and I have not been able to understand anything. What exactly is going on? To me it looks like some sort of promotion for certain slot games while they parade the prizes around so that everyone can see? If that is what is going on then I very much doubt gambling advertisements such as this will reduce the level of gambling addiction. In fact, flaunting the prizes and catching the attention of everyone (especially the very impressionable children), is not going to help anyone with a gambling problem.
They should parade examples of bad life decisions that people have made with gambling. That would be more effective in preventing people from gambling.
Honestly, I just saw a gambling festival where I could see one of the costumes in Olympus. I don't know how the parade will help the young people who saw it not become addicted to gambling. Instead, what I saw was like a free advertisement that happened to promote gambling.
Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.
Perhaps the younger generation will see gambling as something interesting and try gambling like other people. But if the parade can show what impact or consequences someone will receive when they gamble, there is a possibility that the younger generation will think not to approach gambling. Maybe what is needed is to campaign about the consequences that will be received by someone who gambles and show that gambling is not a place to make money.Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.
By showing all the negative impacts of gambling, it is hoped that people can think about the negative impacts so they don't have to gamble. They can look for other ways to make money, and just from working, they can earn money.
These things are good, youth should see games of chance and slot machines as something that exists, that is, if they currently receive information about gender equality and a number of genders that were invented where they confuse children, which is something that Yes, it's actually done in its formation and without the intention of offending anyone, but I don't agree with that, then a parade where you see things related to slot machines and games of chance is the most harmless thing in the world. I agree that you already know it. , and that children know what the Scope of these things are and why they Should not get involved with this, until they are Adults.
avoided for those young minds to be that curious on the time that they would be seeing those flashy things in the streets and would be asking on what it is. This is why it would really be just that
good on making out some explanation at the same time you would really be giving out some warnings about it because on the time on missing out on doing such thing then this might really be that able to make
those youngsters getting involved with those. It is really that impossible that for parade would just come out without any permission though specially if gambling is highly prohibited but if its allowed and legal on a certain place or country then this wont really be an issue.
Next, slots are harmless things in the world? I dont think so, not until you would be finding yourself getting addicted to it, and this is where shit happens.
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