And the criminal government has already had a minor victory regulating and restricting online gambling. USA citizens can't play on pinnacle,netteller, betfair, and other books solely due to the governments actions. They most likely will never fully succeed in regulating online gambling, of course, but it's still a battle that needs to be fought and to just blow it off like they can't do anything is naive.
If you personally feel it worth your while to contribute time and/or money to efforts which could assist in rescinding current federal laws prohibiting online gambling, please don't stop due to anything I might write
Seriously
While I might personally be confident that all of my own gambling demands will never be unduly inhibited by anything the US feds might do, I respect that others might not share that confidence.
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As for your specific complaints in the previous post:
While Pinnacle and Netteller may have elected to for the time being no longer do business with U.S. based customers, other equally competitive sportsbooks have stepped up and most certainly it's pretty much a breeze to move money back and forth. And be sure that the demand for Pinnacle-style wagering will continue to be met by enterprising sportsbooks who operate outside of U.S. legal jurisdiction and there will continue to be many people and businesses working to simplify the flow of money both into and out of the USA.
I was thinking, the Democrats control every branch of government and they oppose Bush running your lives, so why hasn't that bill been repealed yet?
some around here think that was the difference maker last year
BTW: how's that government control thing concern going nowadays?
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whatever the republicans fuck up, the democrats are at least twice has bad
some around here think that was the difference maker last year
BTW: how's that government control thing concern going nowadays?
@)
whatever the republicans fuck up, the democrats are at least twice has bad
