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[JC]

There's a link at the bottom of the article. Let them know what you think.

http://www.businessweek.com/debateroom/archives/2007/09/internet_gambli.html

[raiders72002]

Jay- You need no introduction but there are a lot of newbies here so here's an old link about Jay.

http://www.freejaycohen.com/

[bigboydan]

If the U.S. government was so worried about Gambling addiction, child abuse, and all the other stuff on that list. Then why are all these states trying to push legislation through let all these new casino's up in Massachusetts, Texas, and Florida right now.

I'm really tired of our government trying to brainwash all the people here in the states telling us whats good for us and whats not. Last time I checked the U.S.A. is still "the land of the free" is it not.

BTW, Everyone knows who J.C. is Raiders.

[durito]

Last time I checked the U.S.A. is still "the land of the free" is it not.

less and less everyday dan.

[bigboydan]

less and less everyday dan.

Indeed Durito

[raiders72002]

I remember watching CSPAN when they discussed the Unlawful Internet Gambling Act that was eventually tagged on to the Port Security Act.

At that time one congress man stated that gambling funds were being sent offshore to fund terrorism.

I find that just as laughable as the US being able to control gambling.

It's much safer for those with problems to have to post up funds. By denying them Internet gambling they will find a way to gamble and that will be on credit.

Guys get way over their head and the problems start such as domestic abuse, drugs, stealing or even being found dead in the trunk of a car.

[bigboydan]

At that time one congress man stated that gambling funds were being sent offshore to fund terrorism.

Your typical U.S. government brainwashing tactics.