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The Complex Nature of Gambling: Perspectives on Fun, Negativity, and Legality

This thesis by Reginald Williams examines the multifaceted views on gambling, exploring whether it is a source of enjoyment or negativity. It delves into the reasons why individuals engage in gambling, including poverty and lack of income. The paper argues that gambling should not be outright illegal, particularly for youth aged 16 and older who have financial means. It highlights the importance of personal choice and responsibility while acknowledging issues like addiction and debt. The conclusion reflects on the need for a balanced understanding of gambling's role in society.

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The Complex Nature of Gambling: Perspectives on Fun, Negativity, and Legality

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  1. $$Get Money$$$$$Gambling for it$$$ Reginald Williams Per.7

  2. Thesis Is gambling fun to you? Is gambling a source of negativity? Do you think gambling should be illegal? A person like me loves to gamble. Some people gamble cause there is no source of income. Some people think gambling is negative, but gambling is what you make it. I also think that youth should be able to gamble.

  3. Current Law

  4. Main Points • Lack of Income • Age • Gambling is what you make it

  5. Lack of income • Gamble to support family • Don’t have job • Black man cant get hired • Poverty

  6. Who should be able to gamble • Youth 16 and older • Any one with money

  7. Gambling is what you make it • Abuse • Addictive • Sore losers • Debt

  8. Conclusion

  9. Bibliography

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