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>as of 2026 gambling is the most popular entertainment in the USA
>the money spent on gambling outweighs all other entertainment (movies, music, books, etc.) COMBINED

Burgers is this true? Wtf? That's a huge problem. What is going in burgerland?

https://youtu.be/wMAnOxKx3H4?t=656
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Gambling numbs the pain
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>>543423741
what pain, bong anon?
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>>543423614
all other forms of entertainment are low t
even watching sports without betting, just what kind of a grown man does that?
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>>543424313
I don't watch sports except the national football team. I never gamble. Reading books is far superior entertainment.
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>>543423614
The worse men are off in society the more gambling thrives. Right now, men are losing themselves in self-destructive activities like gambling to distract from a job market, legal infrastructure and education that has left them behind.
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>>543423614
There is gambling and then there is prediction.
Prediction markets are often categorized as gambling, but are very different.

Gambling is like, i'm going to roll a dice and whatever side comes up determines the winner
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>>543424385
>The worse men are off in society the more gambling thrives.

I've noticed this with gambling ads. They always grow in number when the economic situation is worse.
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>>543423614
>the money spent on gambling outweighs all other entertainment
Because gambling is a rich mans entertainment.
The overwhelming bulk of the profits that casinos make comes from the top 5% of gamblers.
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>>543424550
The jeet in the video just said that as I read your post
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>>543424385
The rise of gambling is one of the sign that the economy is callapsing
>>543424448
Prediction markets are gambling,there is no difference
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people are desperate for money and think they can get more on a big quick win

genius scam
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>>543425097
kek, if you could win the casinos or whatever would not exist
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>>543425012
>Prediction markets are gambling,there is no difference
There is a difference.
Prediction turns knowledge into valuable information.
Gambling does not.
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>>543423614
I dont gamble. Is it really so widespread? Why waste your money like that? The house always wins. Is it due to depression? Despair?
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>>543425768
>Prediction turns knowledge into valuable information.
Then wouldn't that expose prediction markets to the risk of inside trading ?
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>>543425944
Yes the whole point of the market is to have a public answer for what's going to happen, so that we can prepare for it.

That is doing a service to society
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>>543425828
my question exactly
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street shitter explains
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>>543423614
>gambling

Also Only Fans, video games<---that are destroying human civilization globally, marijuana
virtually all U.S. states now permit this *addictive* dependence stuff that was illegal in all but Nevada and New Jersey; thanks to corrupt state politicians and Legislatures on the gravy train payroll


Posted this to /pol/ 3 weeks ago, it's the best interview Tucker has done 2026 so far


>>543425768
>durr a difference
Entire financial system, and sports gambling are identical. Watch the OP video, the same hedge funders and investment bank people that gamble on speculative debt instruments are behind the push for sports gambling.
Polymarket, look into how that got started.
Goal—as clearly explained in OP interview—is to make *EVERY SINGLE HUMAN ACTIVITY 24-7-365 something to be wagered on.
They've already done this with sports gambling, nobody even cares about watching the game or who wins (final score/point spread) anymore, it's all about micro-contracts on 'will QB gain 10 yards on this upcoming play or only 5' every minute during a 3 or 4 hour game.
Addiction

>>543425828
>Is it really so widespread
Yes, retard. Biggest industry nationwide is sports gambling surpasses the lottery
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>Polymarket, look into how that got started.

Goal—as clearly explained in OP interview—is to make *EVERY SINGLE HUMAN ACTIVITY 24-7-365 something to be wagered on.
Everything from the weather, to political campaigns-elections, wars, corporate trade agreements/mergers etc.

They've already done this with sports gambling, nobody even cares about watching the game or who wins (final score/point spread) anymore, it's all about micro-contracts on 'will QB gain 10 yards on this upcoming play or only 5' every minute during a 3 or 4 hour game.
The house always wins in online sports betting, they have algorithms that ensure it.

>>543425012
>Prediction markets are gambling,there is no difference
^THIS.^
(as is the entire *speculative debt instrument* global investment bank gigacasino and world financial so-called """"""""""economic"""""""""" system that btw is on brink of implosion: Look at the bond market and Treasury Secretary's recent attempt to salvage the yen carry trade)



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