I was typing a really good reply to that as well. I'm not letting it go to waste!
Wicko wrote:Brekkie wrote:Frankly it makes no different - if you're so opposed to it you're not forced (or able to) buy a ticket on the day, and you're not forced to watch the draw. And frankly, you've got questionable morals if you object to it on one day of the year yet not the rest of the year.
Bet the draw gets it's highest ratings ever though.
My morals are not the issue, and frankly as you don't know me personally you have no justification for even criticising my morals. The point of the post was to confirm that there will be a Lottery Draw. FYI, I object to the sales of Lottery and scratchcard tickets being made so easy due to the sector of people who buy them can usually ill afford them. However, that is a political view and not relevant on this thread. Please be a little less judging in the future. Thank you.
If they can't afford them they shouldn't buy them. Idiots.
This "sector" you're generalising about probably spends ten times as much on alcohol as they do on lottery tickets and scratchcards. Should the government stop them buying alcohol as well? It's another luxury they can ill afford, after all.
Honestly you'd think people were no longer responsible for their own actions. :roll: If grown up, low income earners want to spend their money on scratchcards that's their choice. If it ends up ruining their lives, then again, it's their fault. They're not your responsibility. Stop worrying on behalf of other people and get on with your own life.