Capitalism & Why The Casino And Gambling Industry Is NOT Good At All / Bad

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We have all heard Lady Gaga's song Poker Face While the song doesn't explicitly reference Texas casinos, the song's use of gambling metaphors is reminiscent of the excitement and allure of Las Vegas casinos, Gambling is often painted as a form of entertainment — a chance to strike it lucky and win big. Behind the bright lights and alluring advertisements lies a far darker reality. How gambling exploits vulnerable customers, facilitates money laundering, and thrives on human misery under the psychopathic system that is capitalism, The gambling industry is not designed for people to win. Every aspect of its operations — advertising strategies, algorithms, and customer management — is crafted to ensure the house always triumphs. Behind the scenes, sophisticated mathematical models analyze each customer’s betting habits. These algorithms don’t just predict outcomes; they systematically maximize the company’s profits by identifying and exploiting losing customers. The Gambling industry is no different than the big tobacco industry or the alcohol industry, they want to keep you addicted so you will because their capitalism slave willingly, Most of the money lost on casino gambling around the country, up to 80%, comes from households earning less than $50,000 a year, according to a report as well as in Several academic studies indicate similar findings. If you're poor, working in a dead-end, low-income job, that prospect is not nothing, Of course, those lower income family members who gamble at casinos are getting something for their money — a kind of entertainment. And they're getting the prospect — or illusion — of striking it rich. If you're poor, working in a dead-end, low-income job, that prospect is not nothing, I'm pretty sure that the head of a family making $30,000 a year is NOT actually choosing to gamble away the grocery money, it's a gambling addiction. On the surface, casinos seem like fun places to spend a Saturday night with friends. These attractive establishments have everything it takes to create a fantasy world, from elaborate light fixtures to endless rows of glowing slot machines, Most guests probably don’t contemplate a casino’s design or glitzy decor when they’re placing bets. They don’t realize how every detail in a casino is designed to make them spend more and crave coming back, no matter how much they lose. Gambling poses a growing worldwide problem to public health, with its rapid expansion via mobile phones and the internet nearly 450 million adults participate in what’s called “risk gambling,” which can impact finances, mental health, relationships and work, Around 80 million people arrive at a more severe form, called gambling disorder or problematic gambling. 

True crime cases linked to gambling addiction, Jihad Hassan Moukalled and a triple homicide in Verona, Wisconsin It started with the discovery of Jason McGuigan and his younger two friends, Daniel Swanson and Dustin Wilson, UNALIVED in Jason's rented home. Evidence pointed towards Jason's involvement in sports gambling and owing $17,000 to his friend Mark Wu from a baseball bet, Third-party companies harvest data, giving online casinos a cheaper way to lure people, he pro-casino argument goes, if some people are weak, or live on illusions, why shouldn't the state take advantage of that? capitalism is a psychopathic system and that is a psychopathic argument And for frosting on the devil's cake, casinos can hire local people to help take the money away from their improvident neighbors, In New Jersey and Pennsylvania casino gambling pays each state more than $3 billion per year. In New York, with its larger population and better location, casino gambling should pay the state $4 billion or even $5 billion a year – up to 80% of it from households making less than $50,000. with some gambling addicted individuals losing their savings and facing bankruptcy. Money laundering through the gambling industry, The gambling industry is perfect for laundering criminal funds. It includes a wide variety of businesses that juggle large transactions (often in cash) at a rapid scale, such as physical casinos, online casinos, Human trafficking occurs in plain sight within casino hotel and resort properties, Casino gambling establishments have faced numerous lawsuits and settlements related to wage theft, primarily involving minimum wage violations, tip retention, and illegal tip pooling practices, MGM casino in Springfield agrees to $6.8m wage theft settlement, How Donald Trump’s Casino Bankruptcies Screwed His Workers out of Millions in Retirement Savings who collectively lost millions of dollars in retirement savings when the company’s value plummeted, ETC!!!