| ▲ | infotainment 10 hours ago | ||||||||||||||||
Why should gambling be the exception? One could argue other app-based vices are just as bad, if not worse. | |||||||||||||||||
| ▲ | meowface 9 hours ago | parent [-] | ||||||||||||||||
Crippling debt from unwise impulsive gambling by a teenager is probably worse than whatever occurs from a teenager scrolling Twitter all day. The latter may not be great, but eating potato chips all day also probably isn't, and I don't think the government should outlaw minors eating potato chips. Plus it's variable: some get positive, educational, pro-social, productive outcomes from social media and some don't. Gambling is always bad in the limit. A simple rule could probably be that if a website can make you lose over $200 of real money, it should probably require age verification. I don't see why other things should. | |||||||||||||||||
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