z00s , 1 month ago What counts as a "legitimate" argument? Most governments that allow it do so because they get mega bucks in tax revenue from it. On the other hand, it destroys peoples' lives and facilitates money laundering on an embarrassingly industrial scale. The counter argument is that the government then uses those tax dollars to build hospitals, schools and roads. It's up to you if you think that's a legitimate reason :shrug:
What counts as a "legitimate" argument?
Most governments that allow it do so because they get mega bucks in tax revenue from it.
On the other hand, it destroys peoples' lives and facilitates money laundering on an embarrassingly industrial scale.
The counter argument is that the government then uses those tax dollars to build hospitals, schools and roads.
It's up to you if you think that's a legitimate reason :shrug: