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Message: [QUOTE="zachvac, post: 669720, member: 26306"] Nice story, no proof of causation. Correlation does not equal causation. I said this was true, even mentioned hoping the statute of limitations was up. But I didn't exactly pretend the information was factual, I also said I was from Bobville Alaska zip code 12345. Deposits and (potential, they never actually happened) cash-outs went through transfers to friends. First of all, how does a KID drain his FAMILY's finances? I used my own spending money, money that I could have used to walk into a store and buy anything else with (well not cigarettes or alcohol, but that's another story). It would have been fine for me to drain my family's finances by going and buying a junk car from a crooked car dealer that broke the first couple miles out of the shop, but play a game with that money where you have a chance of winning money? Never. Everytime I played I treated the money I put online as gone. Basically I didn't need it, it was expendable. If I lost my entire BR I would be financially secure still. I had a set price too. I put on $50 at a time, through my friend. What's the difference between a $5 trip to the vending machine every day for 10 days and putting $50 online which usually lasted longer than that. Both can be addictions, both most of the time aren't, and both of them find you $50 in the hole. Only difference: one is legal, one is not. I never said it would have been the end of the world, I just don't think it's necessary to restrict it. It wouldn't be the end of the world if people between the ages of 40 and 45 weren't allowed to eat dark chocolate. Would you support such a law? [/QUOTE]

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