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Asmongold on his silver lining with gambling "I never gamble..would never recommend ppl to gamble..we take gambling sponsors..it's a weird situation where I have to really appreciate gambling in a unique way..bc gambling stands up for free speech..gambling is willing to sponsor Nick Shirley..somebody like me..if it wasn't for...

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TECTONE 🇺🇸2 months ago

This is the correct take

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steeltownUSA2 months ago

Gambling doesn't care about what you say. They want you on their website losing money. It's not some virtuous act and Zack know it.

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Chinston's WorstShill2 months ago

LMAO! Yeah, of course, this is the same reason I love the RUSSIANS. Because they sponsor me, which is how you know they stand for free speech. Free speech is when you pay me lol It makes so much sense when you don't think about it. Please don't think about it lol.

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Mayo Monster2 months ago

I wouldnt say its free speech, but you should be allowed to spend your money how you want

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FinelineTV2 months ago

If you haven't noticed Asmongold is working with the Mafia to subvert and destroy America from within Then you haven't been paying attention to what Asmongold has been saying. And how evil it really is. Nick Shirley, really? Hasn't even reported the Cuomo 'Buffalo Billion' yet

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Asho! 👁️🐦‍🔥2 months ago

This guy is not smart. Lmao then again smarts is not a prerequisite for American irl streaming just groypers.

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overitjoker2 months ago

What does it say when gambling is the only thing willing to sponsor you

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Chinston's WorstShill2 months ago

Is there somebody he WOULDN'T take money from lol? Is there any source too tainted? This is why I say he treats his country the same way he treats his house: If he gets to make money by neglecting his viewers, he will gladly expose them to gambling ads. Because why effort?

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RippingOne2 months ago

As a non-gambler I find it difficult to take a hard stance against gambling when I see so many people that do have favorite sports teams and cheer on shit like the World Cup. The criticisms ring hollow. Pro sports are so much worse than the streamer drama.

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Gombar Csaba2 months ago

Jesus Christ, what a cope. What he is doing is terrible. But he did say he would do anything if it benefits him.

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RedFaster2 months ago

Most of what we do for entertainment is basically the same thing as gambling except there is no chance that you will ever get a penny out of it.

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The Doc Demand Show 👨🏾‍🦽👨🏾‍🍳2 months ago

There's nothing wrong with gambling $100,000 of my own earnings! It's my $75,000 and I can do as I like! Why would you even care what I do with my own $50,000? It's like you have nothing better to do than concern ourself with my $25,000! Get a life!

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Eto2 months ago

"i don't gamble because it's a toxic waste of money that's preys on human emotions but I'll take their money and promote it because who cares what happens to people" If your gonna promote it, just own up to it 😂

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Katana2 months ago

Can we just bring back honesty? If you receive payment from gambling sponsors, just go all-in (no pun intended) and say you don’t mind if people gambles. Because thats literally what your deal says Fuck off with this pussy rationalization behaviour

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boochie boy2 months ago

Because someone dense enough to pour their paycheck into gambling and thinking they ever turn a profit is someone dense enough to watch content from an unbathed attic dweller 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Big Dumbo2 months ago

Say what you want about Asmon with this but at least he’s been upfront about how he feels about this and honestly not that big of a deal

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Lyon Kingslayer 🇲🇽🇺🇸2 months ago

If you’re an adult and can’t be responsible for your actions by gambling then that’s a you problem. I have no problem with gambling, but I generally don’t do it because it’s not my thing. But I do gamble in poker with friends for fun once in a while.

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Godam Juice2 months ago

Did the roach king just call himself a journalist??? 😂😂😂

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Biggles2 months ago

Also without gambling we wouldnt have as many homeless people, broken families, suicides, domestic violence cases etc etc

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Martin Neumann2 months ago

that is why leftist are against it

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inuwu2 months ago

"i never smoke crack... would never recommend ppl to snort coke.. we take cartel sponsors.. its a weird situation where i appreciate the fentanyl in a unique way. .. cuz drugs stands for free speech"

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CBtheG2 months ago

It's heart breaking to watch someone you care about be addicted to gambling.

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N R D2 months ago

This is the biggest shame about crypto - we were right there - so much capital was flowing into projects - but instead of anything meaningful, we got rugged by SBF and jpegs of monkeys

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Rasmus2 months ago

Stupid people will gamble away their money regardless of who is promoting it.

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Johann Hahn2 months ago

"I have to respect gambling, because they are the only sponsors willing to pay scumbags like me"

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Kurufal2 months ago

Autonomy of self is paramount to all. If you don't have autonomy you are a slave.

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Sick and Tired of being sick and tired.2 months ago

Lol simping for gambling sorry bro that's fucked bad take

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Tom Kennedy 🇺🇸2 months ago

Everything in moderation.

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Jonathan Jung2 months ago

Gacha games are all about gambling. Loot boxes are all about gambling. So we all have partaked in some sort of gambling in our lives. Not religiously like folks who truly gamble, but still.

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dehcirt2 months ago

I rather have less freedom of speech and no gambling, sorry asmon.

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ear2 months ago

It's not surprising that asmon finds himself of the wrong side of every position all of the time.

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Regis Philbin2 months ago

How is sponsoring Nick Shirley a support of free speech the guy gets promoted by our vice president he is not being silenced anywhere lmao

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Alex R. Wagner 🇺🇸2 months ago

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