Restoration Match Pump Ordinance: Osaka lawyer Kazuo Okawa's blog > 자유게시판

According to the news, the Osaka Restoration Party, which is pushing ahead with the attraction of casinos, has once again created a strange ordinance.

To begin with, the Osaka Restoration Party dislikes the word "casino" and wants the media to call it "IR," but IR, or "integrated resort facility," does not make it clear what it really is.

In a sense, it is nothing but a deception.

In the first place, if they call it casino or gambling, it is clear that the only ones who benefit are the bookmakers, and the victims are gambling addicts and the Osaka residents who are taken advantage of, and it is of no use at all.

It is well known that the big ones are casinos and the small ones are pachinko parlors.

For example, it is unthinkable these days for a shopping district to attract pachinko parlors because the presence of pachinko parlors will enrich the local economy.

The strange ordinance mentioned at the beginning is an ordinance to strengthen measures against gambling addiction that was passed by the Osaka Prefectural Assembly on October 26th.

The Osaka Restoration Party members are proud to say that it is the first in the country, but they are idiots.

Casinos are a problem in the first place, they create gambling addiction.

That's why casinos should be abolished altogether.

It's like leaving thieves alone and saying, "Let's have multiple locks on our houses,"

Let's take out "insurance" in case we are robbed,

Let's take measures to strengthen our defenses against theft.

They often come up with this kind of "match pump" tactics.

Casinos should be abolished.

At the very least, a "referendum" should be held.