Just because you smoke, doesn't mean you'll get cancer.
Just because you don't smoke, doesn't mean you won't get cancer.
Murderers, rapists, violent felons, child molesters ... they deserve to get diseases.
A human who enjoys smoking, perverted sex or even compulsive gambling are sick people. They don't harm other people. They only harm themselves, so don't see how they deserve to die like serial killers who do. Yet everyone (for the most part) has the freedom to do with their bodies what they want to do, and freedom is good. If you don't like freedom, move to the Middle East.
Tobacco companies make trillions on their product which is linked to cancer, that they flat out lied about to Congress. Perhaps if you lie and profit from a product that kills people, you are the one responsible. Aren't you? Thus, I'd agree if you said the CEO's of the tobacco companies deserve to die of lung cancer, as they are the killers. The Marlboro Man, the Cowboy, not a killer, doesn't deserve that.
Now all the Bookies, what they sell is a service like stock brokers. It's like, the bookie is making a commission on every trade. Everyone who bets pays juice on every play, right? Even if you win, the payouts are reduced to reflect the vig. And the inside information of the sports industry rivals that of Wall Street, where unless you have the inside information, you are perilously, seriously at risk. The inside info wins. The public loses. The game is meant for the public to lose. The public cannot beat the house, because the house has a lot deeper pockets than the public. It's a crap shoot. Even if you win 2 out of 3 on the don't pass, you're still down the juice!
So do bookies who profit deserve a disease for enabling destructive compulsive gambling? Well let's just say the ones on the blacklist probably do, if they're cheaters destroying people by strealing their money.
The ones who don't cheat/steal then no as they'e not pulling any triggers per se.
Sex between 2 (or more) adults, which may or may not involve selling and profiting, is just life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. How do they deserve an unnatural death? That's some harsh thinking. I don't think that way as I too am a mere mortal, and but for the grace of God there goes I.