Because it's an attempt to get a quick fix, rather than putting in an honest day's work.
On the scale of immorality, however, it probably isn't the worst thing.
What is terrible though, are gambling companies (I tend to get a ton of ads from them), that try to lure people in. They know that a fair chunk of the population are prone to addiction and they exploit that. To me, it's no different than getting someone hooked on drugs, creating a dependency, and then bleeding them dry.
People have many addictions. For example, nicotine and alcohol have ruined countless lives, yet nobody even questions whether these are immoral. But you're probably not ready for that conversation.
Gambling is only immoral if you buy into religious dogma. For those us with functional brains, and also don't have addictional behavior towards gambling, it can be a source of good ol fashioned entertainment.
Don't let a stupid 2000 year old story influence the life you live, that is unless you are a sheep.
I don’t think gambling is immoral on its own. Like others here said, it really depends on how you do it. I’ve played slots and poker online for fun, but only used money I set aside like I would spending it at the movies or on a concert.
As long as you keep your expectations in check and don’t chase losses, it stays in that entertainment zone. I did once go overboard and felt the sting, so now I just keep it casual and plan for losses.
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Sure it is. It’s a net negative in every locale it’s made legal. You can literally tell the difference between states that allow it and those that don’t, just by seeing the economic impact.
