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Topic created on 27th Jan. 2019 | Page: 2 of 10 | Answers: 97 | Views: 16,250
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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 02:29 pm CET#11
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Knochen wrote on 27.01.2019 at 14:22
But this has nothing at all to do with Germany itself but much more with the EU. But yes, bureaucracy is already getting more and more stupid

On the subject of Online Casinos, you can always report. I will not read through the article, however, because the typical picture headline "illegal gambling sites" already hard abf**kt me. Who reads such junk? This is not journalism

All just scaremongering to have ne headline.

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 02:33 pm CET#12
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Oh, that's not even a headline. It's not a big enough issue by far. It affects us as players, others don't think about it for a second

But it seems that the typical cliché of the criminal, wicked casino industry is being used again. This stigmatization of players is annoying

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 02:35 pm CET#13
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Bone wrote on 01/27/2019 2:33 PM: Oh that's not even a headline. Is nowhere near big enough the issue. It just affects us as players, others don't think about it for a second

But it seems that the typical cliché of the criminal, wicked casino industry is being used again. This stigmatization of players is annoying.

All scaremongering to have n article?!?

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 02:39 pm CET#14
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There's no need to panic. The average citizen hardly cares about this topic. It's just a small part of the weekly content

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 02:43 pm CET#15
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Knochen wrote on 27/01/2019 at 14:39: That does not make a big panic. The average citizen hardly itches the topic. It's some minor component of the weekly content.

Neither do I, but some here do when I read through the posts.

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 03:08 pm CET#16
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Knochen wrote on 27.01.2019 at 14:22
But this has nothing at all to do with Germany itself but much more with the EU. But yes, bureaucracy is already getting more and more stupid

On the subject of Online Casinos, you can always report. I will not read through the article, however, because the typical picture headline "illegal gambling sites" already hard abf**kt me. Who reads such junk? That's not journalism

according to german law, "illegal gambling sites" are. unfortunately, there is no ruling before the eugh that could give the state gambling mafia a rap on the knuckles. or where is the long overdue legal action against germany in this regard?

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 03:27 pm CET#17
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OpaOma wrote on 27.01.2019 at 15:08
"unzulässige zockerseiten" are it nevertheless according to german law.before the eugh there is unfortunately no judgement,which could knock the state gambling mafia times on the fingers.or where is the long overdue procedure in this regard against germany?

"Inadmissible gambling sites" is simply an opinion-forming term. That's what Bild does best. But a term like "gambling site" simply has nothing to do with factual journalism. "Gambling mafia" is almost as bad

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 03:52 pm CET#18
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Bone wrote on 01/27/2019 3:27 PM
"Gambling mafia" is almost as bad there.

another word I can not think of it unfortunately.because it is a mafia or connection!

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 03:55 pm CET#19
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What do you mean anyway? Who is a mafia? The state gambling services or what?

I can't make heads or tails of such polemics

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 04:05 pm CET#20
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"state gambling mafia"
it's all there, you just have to read it.

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