Cubatão aprova projeto para prevenir impactos das bets e combater vício em jogos

Comments

1. Cohensana: finalmente uma cidade que entende o problema do ludopatia, espero que isso seja só o começo, precisamos de mais projetos como esse em todo o
2. Milan: what's really interesting here is how they're framing the issue as something that can be "prevailed" against
3. Vasquezamir: só preciso que o município de Cubatão preste atenção ao apoio oferecido para lidar com os efeitos do vício em jog
4. Velvet Sparrow: sobre controle não é apenas sobre leis, né? parece que só quem perde dinheiro começa a se preocupar
5. Vasquezamir: média é culpa zero. eu vi amigos quebrar financeiramente em 3 meses de apostas e essa é a solução? um curso ou coisa?
6. Static Drift: someone's finally taking the addiction issue seriously in Brazil. about time
7. Fractal Falcon: good that cubatão's doing something, but how effective will it really be without tackling the real-money aspect? 🤔
8. Halcyon Serpent: is this really necessary? can't they just get folks help without needing a whole program?

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