'should we target the vulnerable for help, or restrict the whole population from gambling' our zealots say :-

The deciders have decided betting is no longer permittable. The year 2100 people will live in small rooms. The hatch for food with optimal vitamin blend will open once every 4 hours. The floor will move for optimal excercise at 1pm, 5km Of walking/running. We’ll watch the optimal content on the TV hung on the wall. We won’t hurt ourselves, our lifespans will increase. But life as we know will become a spreadsheet of optimisation. No hurt, No foul. Just 100 years of safe average everything with a small operational daily radius.

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But this is a legal and regulated consumer pastime right? It’s not like trying to reduce illegal immigrants entering UK or the widespread use of recreational illegal drugs that create larger social issues, it’s regulated and taxed!

They're prohibisionists, nothing less than that, but of course, to get to that point, the parasites that they are will line their own pockets with punters money. They really are the most awful people, joyless, miserable, sanctimonious pseudo academics. Professors my arse!

I wouldn’t say that @HubberL @shwardle are zealots necessarily, more public funds and research funds grifters. It’s a lucrative “career” if you can be minded. Just deciding if my weekly single bet they allow will go on the National or on the footie, having saved it for today

Look like a bunch of pricks that know nothing. Lots of hand waving and hair fixing though.

FOBTs, scratch cards and the like are totally to blame here, pulling people in that have no idea what they are doing.

What absolute rubbish, leave adults the FUCK ALONE!!!

Shifting the consumption curve is just one possible approach to tackling problem gambling, why aren't other perspectives discussed?

it is failed policy