Son_of_dad, I’m in Ontario Canada so it’s extra perverse that the government runs all the gaming and ads
qaz, They legalized online gambling and ads for it a couple of years ago in the Netherlands. It’s already causing problems with addiction. I personally think all ads for gambling and alcoholic beverages should be banned.
guywithoutaname, There is so much cognitive dissonance between the warning at the bottom of the screen and the content of the commercial. Totally agreed.
Avnar, *shouldt be advertised on TV
SnipingNinja, Make space for me on that seat
Atomic, I agree. Here in Sweden we’ve had a huge surge in online casino ads on TV for the last 5 years. Maybe even more. Super annoying. Everyone hates them. But not much is done despite that.
Moonrise2473, I guess some way to change your mind is giving you a share of the money the gambling industry is paying for having this happen
Before it was outlawed, in my country some gambling website even paid to rename the league to “bet and win league”
arc, Gambling, alcohol, nicotine, and prescription medicine should all be banned from advertising. Sponsorship should count as advertising and thus be banned too.
m3t00,
jaybone, Do they advertise sports gambling on tv?
In California I don’t see this. You do get the occasional ad for an Indian casinos, or Las Vegas though.
bonn2, Some states have recently legalized it, and, oh boy, no time was spared filling every commercial break with ads for it.
jubilationtcornpone, This should be the new meme format. The only way it could be any better is if the text on the mug said “dumb ass”.
m3t00, what does that say? https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/1a218dc5-c648-48d2-a44f-cb7b118f6fd2.png
paraphrand, It’s the name of the original dumbass’ web show.
perniciousanteater, Prescription ads should also be banned
m3t00, and infomercials all night. someone must be sending them money or they wouldn’t still exist
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altima_neo, And those college girls that are always going wild
awnery, some of this weirdness actually goes way back, way way before that slimeball girls gone wild clown
i feel like maybe The Dollop covered it, maybe
Colorcodedresistor, deleted_by_author
m3t00, slap chop www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxGn2Egekic
Che_Donkey, It used to be! I left the US to work overseas from 97 to 2000, and when i came back everyone had heartburn and took “the little purple pill”, the laws changed and prescription meds were now on every other commercial.
m3t00, bet packers, dumbass https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/6cbca7ce-2723-40f5-85ef-152d9e4431ac.jpeg
commentators reading stat sheets for 3 hours has ruined sports for me. mute. Change my mind
someguy3, I like this.
phorq, You would, dumb-ass…
someguy3, Takes one to know one.
awnery, kurtwood smith is a sometimes legendary asshole and sometimes sympathetic weirdo in more recent shit, look it up
m3t00, It was laying there when I found it. Missing May for some dumbass reason
tslnox, Your brain took the whole May off to try to comprehend its own stupidity. :-D
Kushia, Every bloody third advert on TV in Australia is a gambling ad, it’s insane that we continue to allow it given how much of an actual widespread problem it is here. They have fairly lame government mandated warnings after each one but I doubt they do much at all.
Rambi, Same in the UK! When the pandemic started companies stopped advertising on TV because they weren’t doing business anymore, except for the bookies (gambling brokers) so almost every ad was for them. And because people are on doors and probably bored/miserable I bet they did much more business than normal.
I don’t think we have the warnings you’re talking about here, except for sone text on the screen that says something like “gamble smart” lol
Powerpoint, Yes
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