Drug (cocaine) addicts compromises gambling potentials

[Rufsilf]

* Is gambling really to be blamed about the laundry drug addict guy who engaged in gambling in order to gain more money and afford his drugs?

No, I don't think gambling is the problem. Well, perhaps it is in part, and gambling can undoubtedly play a role in the drug addict's financial struggles in the situation you describe. However, it was his fault because he was accountable for everything he did. Moreover, his business would fail because he gambled to pay for drugs, which would send him into a vicious cycle of addiction and instability.

* Is gambling really to be blamed in ruining lifes?

I believe that gambling can have negative consequences and that it may even end up ruining someone's life. I believe that everyone on this forum is aware that gambling addiction is a behavioral addiction that has been proven to cause serious problems in terms of finances, emotions, and social interactions.

Some people develop an obsession with gambling, which can cause them to fall into excessive debt, lose assets, and, in extreme circumstances, even engage in illegal activity. Some people must decide how to treat themselves when they make poor and alluring choices.

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[Dunamisx]

* Is gambling really to be blamed about the laundry drug addict guy who engaged in gambling in order to gain more money and afford his drugs?

No, I don't think gambling is the problem. Well, perhaps it is in part, and gambling can undoubtedly play a role in the drug addict's financial struggles in the situation you describe. However, it was his fault because he was accountable for everything he did. Moreover, his business would fail because he gambled to pay for drugs, which would send him into a vicious cycle of addiction and instability.

* Is gambling really to be blamed in ruining lifes?

I believe that gambling can have negative consequences and that it may even end up ruining someone's life. I believe that everyone on this forum is aware that gambling addiction is a behavioral addiction that has been proven to cause serious problems in terms of finances, emotions, and social interactions.

Some people develop an obsession with gambling, which can cause them to fall into excessive debt, lose assets, and, in extreme circumstances, even engage in illegal activity. Some people must decide how to treat themselves when they make poor and alluring choices.

Gambling may has it own side effects for addiction and loss of money and the likes, but talking about drug addicts, this is something entirely different there's no how we can relate gambling together with drugs because they are independent of each other, a drug addict may not even be a gambler in some cases, while some gamblers may also not be involved in drugs for any reason, but having someone with the two characters means it's a person decision he has made upon himself and not through anyone's influence including gambling.

[temple]

I think drugs compromise most of the activities in life. Now maybe some people know how to use it properly in terms of dosages and they never exaggerate, but this is rather the exception than the rule. As you said the topic is drug addicts, which implies that someone lost control over using a certain substance. But in contrast to things like caffeine, cocaine really compromises your thought processes and your decision making processes without a doubt. I'd be surprised if someone calls himself a better gambler because of cocaine usage. There might be circumstances where people could theoretically use it to improve their sharp thinking temporarily, but a well trained and healthily nurtured mind should be sharper than a brain of an addict pumped with cocaine.

not cocaine in my opinion.
for many years i have been with many drug users, the methheads are usually the ones that take the drugs of use. until they abuse it. some of them work at night and taking meth keeps them up all night. and for critical thinking, they claimed that meth helps them in making good decisions. i play chess with those guys for many nights, they often checkmate me.

as for the cocaine man with the laundry business, he could have used his business to make more money than losing into gambling and drug addiction in one.

But don't you agree that there is probably a threshold in everybody's brain as to how much it can take? I am not talking about the couple of nights in life, but about people using it for months and years. It does come at a cost, I think it is impossible that there are people who don't pay a price for abusing substances. They may be able to get back to normal if they stop taking it for a while, but if we are really talking about hardcore users, about addicts, I wonder how this would be possible that the brain doesn't show any lasting damages.

There is a reason that some of these substances are on lists for forbidden doping substances in sports, but none of these top athletes would take meth like 200 days a year. They would use it to suppress pain during a competition, but it would destroy hormonal balances if they don't allow their bodies to recover from the poison.

[Sandra_hakeem]

My question>>>
* Is gambling really to be blamed about the laundry drug addict guy who engaged in gambling in order to gain more money and afford his drugs?
Because to me, he has been a drug addict before began to gamble and he strictly gambled consciencelessly just to make profit and buy himself this assorted unhealthy pills (drugs). So, I don't see anyway of gambling being responsible for his irresponsible reputations with his mentality of what triggered him to gambling and his inabilities to control his gambling.

well, I'll say he did gambled consciously... ain't no way anyone would choose to gamble without having no prior thoughts about it...again, there wouldn't be any thoughts of him trying to maneuver through gambling assuming there was nothing like that... Think about it..
As for the those political social influencers, I bet they know nothing about how they'd possible make amends on the current situation in the country, so I'd say they better get a life... Do they actually know how tough it is to predict and win on any gambling site? Why would anyone suggest that as a typical way of mopping out the current inflation??

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[Sanugarid]

The thread might be lengthy but please "exercise that your investors demanded "patient" if you must achieve valuably along the runs".

A hard drugs (cocaine) addict from Nigeria who has a laundry (wash/dry cleaning shop) for source of his financial needs sustainability is verified to had advanced in his intake of his drugs addiction. To certain point he was not financially stable to purchase the drugs as his usual. While he had learnt about gambling as means of profitablity, he though it was to be so flexible and easy as that to bet and win to he could gain and further purchase the hard drugs or his addictions.
He was attracted to the sport betting after winning in some certain stakes while visiting the bet shop but as time goes, maybe he needed a relaxation to comfortably place his bet in his privacy which triggered him to download and registered on the online gambling sports casino. He had made more counts of losts than his winnings and yet could not take control of his emotions simply because he has a goal of desperacy in chasing profits in the gambling board just to gain some money and afford himself the drugs.
He was no more concentration on his laundry business til he ran out of cash to place more stake which to him to sell laundry accessories so he could fund his online gambling wallet account. And he ignorantly submitted himself to the gambling without realizing how his life is being ruined after countless times his has lost his stakes without a given countable profits any more in drugs addicts, his laundry and so on his gambling habitual ignorantic addition too.

This has attracted to a reminder referencing individuals whom had suicidedly lost their lives, those whom had countlessly lossed their valuables, those whom had been indebted and the atrociousnesses which has indicted individuals because of gambling.
This has also called on the aifs of a political and a social influencer calling to the attentions of the president of Nigeria to bring an end and cut off the accessibilities access to online sport betting in the country in other to main a better orderliness in the society because the states of miles Nigerians undergoes is being mentally worrisome which has also made a caused of depreciations of our fiat currency Naira(#). He further stated that if betting platforms could be moderated, then the lost of the currency values would regain and boosten back it's values. https://punchng.com/experts-fear-rise-in-mental-illnesses-over-addiction-to-betting-apps/

My question>>>
* Is gambling really to be blamed about the laundry drug addict guy who engaged in gambling in order to gain more money and afford his drugs?
Because to me, he has been a drug addict before began to gamble and he strictly gambled consciencelessly just to make profit and buy himself this assorted unhealthy pills (drugs). So, I don't see anyway of gambling being responsible for his irresponsible reputations with his mentality of what triggered him to gambling and his inabilities to control his gambling.

* Was the political social influencer right to say getting to an end of online sport bets in the app stores and the moderating of gambling would regain back the devalued currency and attracts a growing economy back to the nation a right acceptable and good research?
As much as I know, individual indulgences has no stake of influences to affect the national economy at where the government folds its hands of governance While counting national welfareness reliably of the vulnerable individuals. Although, getting to an end of online sport bets from the app stores would contribute to manage the number of psychological gambling addictive effects in the country.

* Is gambling really to be blamed in ruining lifes?
Even though the online casino gambling as influences on the massive audience, I don't think it has been in any strategic or physically enforced a compulsory venture to anyone that he must gamble.
I don't see gambling walking to the players instead the players walks to the gambles so, directly and indirectly gambling has an influence but has not path to be blamed over individuals irrepressible living on their caused of gambling.

It's true that gambling has ruined many lives, but you can't blame gambling for that. Those who play gambling are at fault why they ended up in that situation, it's just that other people use it wrong. The fault lies with the person, not with the gambling. There are still many people gambling there, but they are okay, including me. Why? Because there is control.

[Rufsilf]

* Is gambling really to be blamed about the laundry drug addict guy who engaged in gambling in order to gain more money and afford his drugs?

No, I don't think gambling is the problem. Well, perhaps it is in part, and gambling can undoubtedly play a role in the drug addict's financial struggles in the situation you describe. However, it was his fault because he was accountable for everything he did. Moreover, his business would fail because he gambled to pay for drugs, which would send him into a vicious cycle of addiction and instability.

* Is gambling really to be blamed in ruining lifes?

I believe that gambling can have negative consequences and that it may even end up ruining someone's life. I believe that everyone on this forum is aware that gambling addiction is a behavioral addiction that has been proven to cause serious problems in terms of finances, emotions, and social interactions.

Some people develop an obsession with gambling, which can cause them to fall into excessive debt, lose assets, and, in extreme circumstances, even engage in illegal activity. Some people must decide how to treat themselves when they make poor and alluring choices.

Gambling may has it own side effects for addiction and loss of money and the likes, but talking about drug addicts, this is something entirely different there's no how we can relate gambling together with drugs because they are independent of each other, a drug addict may not even be a gambler in some cases, while some gamblers may also not be involved in drugs for any reason, but having someone with the two characters means it's a person decision he has made upon himself and not through anyone's influence including gambling.

Certainly, there are differences between drug and gambling addictions, but for those who suffer from both, the combined effects can be particularly challenging to deal with. Addiction to drugs or alcohol can seriously harm one's well-being and leave one broke, hence, it is important for gamblers to abstain from these vices. I believe that the reason he started selling his laundry shop was his desperation to support his habit and earn money. With that money, he could buy drugs and place bets, which is why I think he got lost along the path. In other words, since drugs, in particular, may hinder our ability to think clearly and make sound decisions, it is best for us not to be under the influence of them while we gamble.
Engaging in both activities at the same time might intensify the cycle of addiction and make it more difficult to break away.

[Dewi Aries]

Drugs or other similar intoxicating drugs have a substance that removes memory, consciousness and also by slightly cutting the nerves of brain performance which ultimately makes it really difficult for them to find the best way or decision about the problem they are experiencing, such as the case we are discussing. If he basically likes the act of taking drugs like that or even has been very dependent on drugs with a note that there is a bad feeling or his fitness decreases if he doesn't consume it then I think it's quite reasonable if he takes any action even if it doesn't make sense like trying to make a profit from gambling to finance the purchase of drugs because it's quite difficult to be in a good enough level of consciousness to be able to reach a better decision if he basically has a bad habit that in addition to the impact of these drugs can damage the nerves of the brain.

I think this is a really worrying situation, what concerns me is as you said that he is using gambling as an  alternative to earning money in order to fund other habits. It's like being stuck in a hole and he's digging that hole again which will certainly cause new problems that will make it even more difficult to climb up to save himself.

Drugs, brain-binding chemicals, and judgment-clouding haze. You are right about the neurological impact. These drugs hijack the brain's reward system and change decision-making rules. Drugs affect decision-making, leading to more drugs. This makes gambling a choice and an unavoidable step in a tragic dance.

We must remember the human element. Behind this cycle is a human fighting unknown demons. Gambling to fuel addiction is hazardous and heartbreaking. However, empathy and intervention are needed to address this. In a healthy setting, gambling may be fun and thrilling. This is a cry for aid, a futile attempt to claw out of a pit. Recognising this is the first step to helping, not judging.

Yes of course, as we know and you have also added a few of the adverse effects of drug use that can affect a person's thinking and the main impact will obviously make it difficult for a person to use their mind to the fullest and in a common sense manner or meaning that all the considerations they do are barely based on a good level of awareness so that is what happened to the person we are discussing where he made gambling an alternative to getting money to fulfill or fund his habit in terms of drug consumption.

The fact of the matter is that this is not a way that most thinking or reasoning people would agree with, and it's nothing more than a way that will get a person deeper and deeper into two different problems that will continue to grow worse and worse as time goes on if they can't at least find the awareness to overcome them, either way it's a worrying situation and I'm not sure they'll be able to get out of it on their own and it's certainly true as you say that there should be a helping hand from some people around.