Casinos and gambling

[xlnt]

What is your general view on casinos and gambling?
I would guess it's an overall Jewish business, and that most casino's are Jew-owned.

In the Hare Krishna religion one of the main "sins" is to gamble with money. But if money is not the important thing then why is it a sin to gamble with it one may ask?.. It's a risky and kind of dumb thing to do though imo.

My personal experience with gambling, lotterys etc. is that you end up loosing in the end, and that it's designed for people to do so. The only true "winners" are the owners of the casino and not the players.
All these internet casinos probably have advanced algorithms making sure people loose in the end. It's impossible to know for sure but it's probably true. Same thing with Binary options and the world of finance overall, which is dominated by Jews.

 

[Henu the Great]

I would guess it's an overall Jewish business, and that most casino's are Jew-owned.

https://www.ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=416501#p416501

In the Hare Krishna religion one of the main "sins" is to gamble with money. But if money is not the important thing then why is it a sin to gamble with it one may ask?.. It's a risky and kind of dumb thing to do though IMO.

Because money is evil, goy. You may not use it, try to get rich, or have some fun.

You would do well to remove such programming.

My personal experience with gambling, lotterys etc. is that you end up loosing in the end, and that it's designed for people to do so. The only true "winners" are the owners of the casino and not the players.
All these internet casinos probably have advanced algorithms making sure people loose in the end. It's impossible to know for sure but it's probably true. Same thing with Binary options and the world of finance overall, which is dominated by Jews.

It depends on astrology. If you have no natal placements or transits going on at the moment of gambling for wealth you can expect to lose, or in a good case, break even. As a SS, we have practical tools to change this course for the better.

 

[xlnt]

I would guess it's an overall Jewish business, and that most casino's are Jew-owned.

https://www.ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=416501#p416501

In the Hare Krishna religion one of the main "sins" is to gamble with money. But if money is not the important thing then why is it a sin to gamble with it one may ask?.. It's a risky and kind of dumb thing to do though IMO.

Because money is evil, goy. You may not use it, try to get rich, or have some fun.

You would do well to remove such programming.

My personal experience with gambling, lotterys etc. is that you end up loosing in the end, and that it's designed for people to do so. The only true "winners" are the owners of the casino and not the players.
All these internet casinos probably have advanced algorithms making sure people loose in the end. It's impossible to know for sure but it's probably true. Same thing with Binary options and the world of finance overall, which is dominated by Jews.

It depends on astrology. If you have no natal placements or transits going on at the moment of gambling for wealth you can expect to lose, or in a good case, break even. As a SS, we have practical tools to change this course for the better.

Well I'm not programmed to to think money is evil per se.
I'm just sceptical of casinos and gambling in general since it's (generally speaking) a way for the Jew to steal money from people.
I know a lot of people who have lost money on "Jack Vegas" machines and such.
You can win sure, but you can also lose for sure (which they never mention in commercials etc.).
I also tend to think money which isn't obtained through hard and honest work is not worth as much as money from a lottery win.
Have you won anything through gambling yourself? I don't think there were that many casinos in Nazi Germany right?

 

[xlnt]

I also tend to think money which isn't obtained through hard and honest work is not worth as much, *such as* money from a lottery win.

 

[hailourtruegod]

I also tend to think money which isn't obtained through hard and honest work is not worth as much, *such as* money from a lottery win.

100 dollars gained thru gambling can buy me the same amount of groceries as $100 gained thru laying brick or whatever.

Not trying to attack you but just pointing out that this reply of yours isn't logical and just based on emotion.

 

[xlnt]

I also tend to think money which isn't obtained through hard and honest work is not worth as much, *such as* money from a lottery win.

100 dollars gained thru gambling can buy me the same amount of groceries as $100 gained thru laying brick or whatever.

Not trying to attack you but just pointing out that this reply of yours isn't logical and just based on emotion.

That's how I feel yes. Was not trying to be logical with that. $100 lost is a win for the casino though.
Do people here gamble much in general?
I always thought that slot-machines, casinos etc. was a Jewish business, similar to trading.

 

[hailourtruegod]

It depends on astrology. If you have no natal placements or transits going on at the moment of gambling for wealth you can expect to lose, or in a good case, break even. As a SS, we have practical tools to change this course for the better.

This is true about ones astrology. Seen Tim pool go gambling in his vlogs and he shows how he constantly wins and he himself finds it amusing. The problem does seem to lie on the individual who doesn't know when to quit and agree that we here have the tools to have the odds on our side.

Not to mention, if I remember correctly, there is a demon who oversees gambling as well?

 

[Hp. Hoodedcobra666]

Gambling is not a sin unless it reaches addicted status where you start ruining the lives of others to pay for that expense.

Other than this it's a risk taking chance based situation which can produce gains or major losses. As it's based on luck and almost never on skills, gambling is mostly related to a game.

Generally due to how gambling is constructed, it's supposed to give a risk taking high and is situated to make the house a winner no matter what, at the expense of the players of course.

 

[Henu the Great]

Well I'm not programmed to to think money is evil per see.

I was referring to the overall thinking which you describe here:

I also tend to think money which isn't obtained through hard and honest work is not worth as much, *such as* money from a lottery win.

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I'm just sceptical of casinos and gambling in general since it's (generally speaking) a way for the Jew to steal money from people.

The whole global financial system is a zero-sum game. My gain is your loss. When more 'money' is introduced into the system, it is in the form of new debt. This new debt debases the value of 'money'. That is the current reality. However, it is what we have and what we work with at the moment. Not to take the most out of it because the system being 'jewish' or something will simply set you back. And SS setting themselves back because of such reason is simply foolish because money in SS's hands is potentially much more valuable than in the hands of someone who has no clue of affairs of the world, metaphysically speaking.

I know a lot of people who have lost money on "Jack Vegas" machines and such.
You can win sure, but you can also lose for sure (which they never mention in commercials etc.).

And so? For every winner, there is a loser. It's just the way it is now.

I don't think there were that many casinos in Nazi Germany right?

I don't know, but I do know that taking advantage of any legit and potential income source that is currently around is a wise decision as long as it's done with a sane mind.

The question is, do you choose to be a winner or a loser? As a side note, it's not solely directed to you, just something to think about.

 

[hailourtruegod]

I also tend to think money which isn't obtained through hard and honest work is not worth as much, *such as* money from a lottery win.

100 dollars gained thru gambling can buy me the same amount of groceries as $100 gained thru laying brick or whatever.

Not trying to attack you but just pointing out that this reply of yours isn't logical and just based on emotion.

That's how I feel yes. Was not trying to be logical with that. $100 lost is a win for the casino though.
Do people here gamble much in general?
I always thought that slot-machines, casinos etc. was a Jewish business, similar to trading.

Fair enough.

As for the rest of the reply I never gone to a casino myself but have played poker years back and was getting quite good at it at the time. Things like life just happened and never went further than those times.

I just don't see a problem with it and my pov pretty much aligns with what HP HC said. Pretty much has always how I viewed it before as well.

The last part of your reply has already been addressed in a recent sermon that Henu the Great posted.

 

[ΑΡΗΣ_666]

For me it's about having fun and chilling. Winning is a nice touch. If you can control yourself and your finances i see no problem.

 

[AshStarIshtar_88]

Control your finances and make sure you do not exaggerate with gambling and things are good.

Remember to always make a some kind pair of money that you will spend on day X or day Y playing at a casino, or playing online, and then keep the rest of the unspent money for other things such as shopping, rent / bill payment, donations etc.

The most majority of people today are flowing a very killing method of spending money and gambling, which is also knows as the: play until you empty your credit / debit card, because just this day it should be like your first real lucky day when you came to play.

No, this is a very stupid and killing method and no one should practice it, EVER.

 

[Someone.something_]

I also tend to think money which isn't obtained through hard and honest work is not worth as much, *such as* money from a lottery win.

100 dollars gained thru gambling can buy me the same amount of groceries as $100 gained thru laying brick or whatever.

Not trying to attack you but just pointing out that this reply of yours isn't logical and just based on emotion.

That's how I feel yes. Was not trying to be logical with that. $100 lost is a win for the casino though.
Do people here gamble much in general?
I always thought that slot-machines, casinos etc. was a Jewish business, similar to trading.

If its Jewish then theres no harm in taking from the jew! :lol: but the truth is everything is owned by the Jew, atleast in the West and third world Countries. If you want to escape the jew you have to be a multimillionaire, otherwise your taxes go to jews, the money you make is paid to jews which own the stores(most brands of food being owned by the same giant corporations), the places you work have to answer to the man aswell. There’s no making money without the jew being somewhere in the occasion, again atleast in the west like America.

if you do spells to increase luck, perhaps maybe through a Jupiter working, or money spells, then you win a large sum of money, youd be taking from the jew, which is a win for Gentiles. Although I would be careful because they might try to frame you for cheating at one point.

 

[xlnt]

Well I'm not programmed to to think money is evil per see.

I was referring to the overall thinking which you describe here:

I also tend to think money which isn't obtained through hard and honest work is not worth as much, *such as* money from a lottery win.

That's just how I've always felt, but you may have a point that I shouldn't.
Allthough it's part of feeling the world is unjust. Some people make millions on Jewtube playing video games and such (like Pewdiepie) while other have to work their ass off just to get by. If I were Pewdiepie or someone who obtained a huge amount of money like that I would feel like an unjust person if I did not donate/give at least some of it to those who are in desperate need of money.
Well, that's just how I feel; not that Money is evil, but that the world is.

 

[xlnt]

Control your finances and make sure you do not exaggerate with gambling and things are good.

Remember to always make a some kind pair of money that you will spend on day X or day Y playing at a casino, or playing online, and then keep the rest of the unspent money for other things such as shopping, rent / bill payment, donations etc.

The most majority of people today are flowing a very killing method of spending money and gambling, which is also knows as the: play until you empty your credit / debit card, because just this day it should be like your first real lucky day when you came to play.

No, this is a very stupid and killing method and no one should practice it, EVER.

I agree there. Allthough casinos, slot-machines etc. are notoriously promoted to people as "easy money" etc. in a quite disgusting way. Easy way of LOSING money first and foremost I would say. Especially when not being careful the way you describe, which many people aren't unfortunately. Some may be careful at the beginning, but end up losing their carefulness after a big win, and later on out of greed end up losing everything.

 

[AshStarIshtar_88]

Control your finances and make sure you do not exaggerate with gambling and things are good.

Remember to always make a some kind pair of money that you will spend on day X or day Y playing at a casino, or playing online, and then keep the rest of the unspent money for other things such as shopping, rent / bill payment, donations etc.

The most majority of people today are flowing a very killing method of spending money and gambling, which is also knows as the: play until you empty your credit / debit card, because just this day it should be like your first real lucky day when you came to play.

No, this is a very stupid and killing method and no one should practice it, EVER.

I agree there. Allthough casinos, slot-machines etc. are notoriously promoted to people as "easy money" etc. in a quite disgusting way. Easy way of LOSING money first and foremost I would say. Especially when not being careful the way you describe, which many people aren't unfortunately. Some may be careful at the beginning, but end up losing their carefulness after a big win, and later on out of greed end up losing everything.

True my Brother.

Very true indeed

 

[13th_Wolf]

Gamble if you want but know that it is just a game and not generating anything. You are just giving and taking money from the people who play on chance, it is not going anywhere where it affectsthe wider world (like paying someones wage, or government programs).

The more actionable and meaningful close equivalent to gambling is investing, and in the very least over weekly/monthly spans if not long term investing. Day trading is pretty much comparable to gambling. The generative principle isn't there if you invest a million at 1pm and sell your 4% gain or whatever at 2pm. That doesn't do anything for the company you bought the stocks from thereby the wider economy.