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Alan (31), but in that example Blair only made the same mistake politicians (and other ‘leaders’) repeatedly make, thinking you can change elements of an well established culture simply by adjusting parameters.rnrnYou change culture by targeted education, and then properly informed people are more likely to make better decisions. It isn’t something that is generally open to short-cuts....
Si Cooper in Everton part of a fight with UK gambling firms over unlicensed foreign sponsors

Nobody's mentioned the Lottery and Scratchcards yet. Plenty of people hooked on them but they provide money for 'good causes' apparently. A tax on the poor with vitually no chance of winning anything life changing for the majority. Nice little earner for the Government and the company that runs it with deductions of 50%, with whats left going to the winners....
Kevin Naylor in Everton part of a fight with UK gambling firms over unlicensed foreign sponsors

to be fair to him Alan he\'s on his way to billionaire status for staying on the right side of big business, so there\'s that. rnNeck deep in foreign wars (with all the civil liberties disasters flowing from that),rntrebling of the national debt.rn increasing immigration to ten times it\'s historic rate. rnGambling epidemic.rnAnd still now leading the charge to mass unemployment thanks to AI. rnand thats\' without going near the constitutional vandalism. rn ...
Kevin Molloy in Everton part of a fight with UK gambling firms over unlicensed foreign sponsors

Andrew I read your posts and you seem an articulate and decent chap. I doubt you\'d be kicking seven bells out of people just because you were full of ale...
Alan McGuffog in Everton part of a fight with UK gambling firms over unlicensed foreign sponsors

Still 43% to much. ...
Paul Hewitt in Everton part of a fight with UK gambling firms over unlicensed foreign sponsors