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>>608034He said he will buy a large pizza and shit, bought scratch offs instead. Why would it matter if I gave him more money? He would've just bought more scratch offs lmao.
>now you hate poor peopleI don't.
>he had way more childrenGypsies here make more children to claim benefits, then leave them out on the streets or teach them how to do insurance fraud jumping in front of cars. You don't know shit.
>>608036>buying overpriced pizza for children instead of dirt cheap bread and butteryou fell for it
you are a gamble yourself. you gamble in gipsy hope
>>608042 (Me)
Seriously, when westerners romanticize this shit its obvious they don't know anything. Come to eastern europe and see it for yourself. Gypsy kids running around the streets after 12 AM with no parents. Then they write all this noble savage fiction "it can't be that bad", it really is.
>>608046>because of heartless beasts like youI literally work with migrants and you try to spin this off
>>608036 as me being stingy lmao.
>>608036>>608037>>608042>>608039This is why I advocate for mandatory criminal and health screening for breeders.
Parental rights my ass
>>608119Thread is about gambling addict rage. I don't think anyone has raged over becoming a millionaire.
But they're not real gambling addicts if they don't gamble the millions away right after winning them.
>>608257Zoomers have lower attention span and worse impulse control due to being the first iPad baby shark doo doo doo doo generation with even more severe socialization issues than the generation TV brought up. Also, we used to have laws against advertising gambling to children that online ads can easily circumvent, and while you won't be let in a casino IRL, a 14 years old kid can easily just register to any of these sites.
These are the kids that grew up on vydia that had inbuilt gambling elements and "surprise boxes" and shit.
>>608268Yet more genpol.
"Muh impulse control is damaged due to iPads".
You could say the same about millennials with video games.
Also, we had kids doing gambling games back in the old days.
>>608268Also, I see more older people playing gambling games on their phones than zoomers.
Also, you wanna talk about attention span?
Millennials were pathologised as having lowe attention span due to video games.
And iPads are an evolution of GameBoys.
>>608268Also we have tighter regulations against children particioating in gambling now.
We used to have laxer laws on kids buying cigarettes.
And Millennials grew up with surprise boxes in video games.
Also, socialisation is affected by stranger danger/me too movement not the tech.
>>608272Millennials grew up with GameBoys and PDAs.
Ofc knowing you guys, you'll downplay this.
It's amazing that you guys complain about genpol against millennials but will not hesitate against zoomers or alphas.
>>608273those shits lost battery power in one and a half hour, bro.
All I'm saying for millenials there was no 24/7 dopamine_machine access. How is this even controversial? Millenials got their first mobile phones at like age 14, and it was a shitty Nokia with snake on it, and they mostly used it for writing SMSs to discuss where and when to meet. Now kids have 3D multiplayer games with constant messaging apps and advertising thrown in their faces via apps.
China is blocking child access to this shit for a reason.
>>608275Millennials still took their GameBoys with them everywhere
And China wanted to regulate video games because of that.
Also millennials had indie chatrooms they would spend hours on
>>608276Yes. Actual card games. Or dominoes.
>>608275>Now kids have 3D multiplayer games with constant messaging apps and advertising thrown in their faces via apps.Minus the ads, what's so bad about it within itself?
Millennials did grow up with IRC and cell phones for chatting and calling.
I remember back in the 2000s when cell phone usage amongst teens was considered controversial due to phone bills showing too many minutes being used.
>>608275Millennials had TV and video games and Internet.
While they weren't mobile they were dopamine machines with enough convenience to match.
We also used to have arcades.
>>608281Yea but you can also still be affected after those years.
In fact I think this moral obsession over childhood development especially over the media formats is exaggerating any effects.
I'm not saying tech doesn't have effects but most of this "zoomers are this, zoomers are that" is just knee jerk reactions rather than genuine observation.
Go back fifteen years and the same exact pathologising was done to millennials. Word for word.
Hell. Fifteen years before that, it was Gen X
>>608275>Millenials got their first mobile phones at like age 14, and it was a shitty Nokia with snake on it, That was probably the early Gen Y.
We also had LG EnV and Blackberry
>>608331No different from the bath slats craze or fentanyl craze.
Usually they hype up outlier events involving young people
>>608422https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Marx_pub_crawlAlchohol and Tobacco apparently.
Marx was a heavy drinker and smoker.
Impulsive, choleric, and of fragile health, it is likely that he began to indulge in alcohol in his youth in Bonn. Starting from 1849, Marx suffered from chronic ailments related to the liver and gallbladder.
A heavy drinking student
Marx acquired a reputation as a turbulent drinker at a young age in Bonn and later in Berlin, where he pursued his university studies at the age of 17. Some biographers theorize that he even became the president of a drinking society, but this is not entirely accurate, considering that most student societies inherently engaged in drinking.
However, we know that it was precisely due to his bar-hopping escapades that Marx’s father, Heinrich, compelled his son to leave the city of Bonn. A Prussian intelligence agent described the young Marx as follows: “He leads the life of a true Bohemian intellectual (…) Washing, grooming, and changing his clothes are things he rarely does, and he enjoys getting drunk.”
>>608566Algorithms work based on your preferences.
>>608427>>608429Just goes to show that no matter what drug we have out there, the most abused ones are booze and cigarettes.
>>609681The worst part about gambling, is having to hold in the poop while at the table playing poker and your anus and stomach gurgle because you want to shit, but you know that the bathrooms aren't clean enough to take a shit and that home is too far away, so you hold your shit for 12 hours making farts and grimacing in discomfort as you lose all your chips because your stomach is trying to make you lose the game even though you're a pro and can totally do it, so by the end of the night you're down 12,000$ because you wanted to take a shit in a clean toilet that has the feel of home. They put laxatives in the drinks to keep you from winning, so moral of the story is that you don't eat or drink anything they offer you. But even if you don't, your stomach will act up and small itches of anger with the nerves acting up and dandruff will get to you, so as you're about to make the right choice to call or fold, the dandruff actives anger and you lose.
So moral of the story is, don't have skin. And don't be alive. They want to sabotage you from the big win.
>>609812you're not a writer unless you abuse romantic partners and kys. shoutouts to the one dude who slammed a bottle of aquavit and walked into the ocean.
(this is why writing needs to be abolished)
>>608027My ex's gambling addiction cost me everything.
Gambling should be banned and people facilitating it shot.
>>608119There's a vid itt of a dude doubling his initial balance and instead of quitting for the day he keeps going until he loses it all.
>>610410the weirdest thing, imo at least, is how they talk about it.
>yeah man we tried>yeah we'll do better next timehow? you cant do better next time, it's not a matter of skills, do they not understand this?
>>610526Missed it. Went down the rabid hole checking the title of
>>610430>>610521Genuinely evil form of advertising. Christ this is filthy
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