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Good thing that his contributors at Harrah's don't contribute to the undermining of family values
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While I understand the concerns of the numerous individuals that participate in on-line gaming, the bottom line is simple: Internet gambling is illegal.
Gambling is a serious addiction that undermines the family, dashes dreams, and frays the fabric of society. Congress has grappled with this issue for 10 years, and during that time the on-line gaming industry has exploded. Although it is impossible to monitor every on-line gambler or regulate offshore gambling, steps can be taken to police the financial institutions that disregard our laws.
On September 30,2006, following a vote of 409-2 in the House of Representatives, the US Senate passed the port security improvement act of 2006 by unanimous consent.(pl 109-347).
Exactly! They voted for the port security bill, yyyyeeeeezzzzzz if you think online gambling monies are going through a port and endager the US.... Eureka now I get it, he must have thought they were talking of a computer port, man if only he asked I would have explained that it is not the same thing!
And checking out all them toobs!
Should I be concerned that I am fraying the fabric of society?
I guess one can only fray on line, but one does not fray when one gets in the car, drives to Vegas or the local Indian Reservation, visit the race track or buys a lottery ticket.
The only difference to me is that the local IRS person is at your side for the latter, smiling and holding out their hand for their share of my legalized freying.
Marcie