People can change. Even you , blur sotong.
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Chitchat Hosei liao! Minstars can now gamble online. No need to queue at Singapore Pools.
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People can change. Even you , blur sotong.
Heard minstars are so fed up with the phone betting system that they clamor for the online system . Worse, their wives check their phone bill.
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Was told that his boss and buddy Liang threaten to sever tie with him if he is ever found gambling again. He is so relieved that the Govt introduced online gambling .
Illegal bookies eat grass lor !
That's what the government want to do.... if you can't beat them, join them.
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I'm also not sure if a gambler can quit for good. There are many Wang lei kind that quit by having family support and some hurtful event but some years later when the wound has been patched will start as a leisure again.
Once an addict, always an addict.
It is in the genes.
But that's what makes the world goes round. If not, how does Sam make his $$.
Phone betting has many limitations.
Every $ transfer from bank to account charges $1
Min bet per call $25
If less than $100 in account after the bets, pool disallow withdrawal ,unless close account. Resulted in the last $99 is as good as donations.
Withdrawal process is tedious - need to login and make request, then proceed to outlet to queue, fill in withdrawal slip, produce ic, auntie black face having to dismount from their chair, go in office process and print out a4 forms and let punter sign. The long queues behind will tiu them
Worst among all is the calling process is so draggy that is not practical for live bets.
Actually should allow online betting for our IRs, then we can also create handphone apps to bet on the go in buses, mrt, taxi, or just having a cuppa in the kopi tiam, or out field during reservists. Just like buying shares in stock markets.
Understand a number of the Ministars are Christians. Sometimes this kind of policy is tricky. To be or not to be is a tough call. Ah Gong had long seen it coming and had made it clear to the party that religion and politics must not mix.
But your Ah Gong's money sucking principle at the expense of gambling addicts doesn't change.
Dun be stewpig.....got religion that encourages gambling meh?
Maybe only ah bengs Taoism with their god of fortune.
yes religion and government do not mix,yet we have a populist christian minister whose role is to clearly pander to the massive growing christian denomination in singapore.who would have guess buddhism and Christianity would be so popular among the idiot population of singapore.
in the past LKY would not have stood for such a thing,having a christian asswipe in his government with no redeeming qualities other than to preach to his blind flock and religious sheep,from a intellectual and buorgeosis standpoint.i guess in his old age he turned into a senile old fart who only cared that he remain idolised and in the spotlight and in "power" while his government turned into a greedy, corrupt
In some other countries, religion ( regardless of what religion ) plays a large part in politics and it hinders economic progress for the countries.
An Gong had seen it and knew that in order for Singapore to move forward to developed nation status, the two shall not meet. And he was right.
chinks are the exception.chinks are always greedy regardless of how religious they claim to be.look at all the monks now shopping at harbourfront and eating at poulet restaurant.
There are things the government can do to improve the lives of Singaporeans , but they are not able to and they should not, control the freedom of choice of Singaporeans. That is an individual's responsibility. If an addict chooses to gamble irresponsibly in spite of the safeguards and limits , he owes it to himself for his actions. No government can be responsible.
Don't blame the government for you losing your pants through gambling if you already know that you cannot get rich through gambling( to quote Ah Gong's words ) and you can do something about it through taking the right measures with the anti-gambling advisory board.
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Not only chinks.
All men are sinful. Some do it more openly whereas others secretly. The government solves it with online gambling. Everyone now can gamble comfortably in their homes without the fear of being recognized ( monks, nuns, priests, bishops, ministars, president ). Next in the queue is online porn ? We never know.... but this is another big business that the government may one day want a slice of it.
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