Agreed 100%. ScamYou honestly need to be retarded to buy those tickets. Just a tax on the stupid and desperate.
I know it’s almost impossible to win. I buy it because the chances are astronomically small but never 0. I buy in my budget and enjoy the rush. It’s not a guaranteed win in fact it’s the opposite. But I like my country I like my potholes fixed etc etc I don’t mind the extra tax.
That is true, but your point does not prove it is not a scam. The odds that you can win are microscopic. Also, the government, which is supposed to serve Canadians and promote their welfare, heavily promotes the lottery in low-income jurisdictions, which are composed of poor people who bet heavily and who can least afford to buy tickets. It is basically a tax on the poor.There's not always a winner. You would need to buy all the combinations to guarantee the jackpot will be hit.
The fact that there's not always a winner is not proof that it's a scam.
Anything could be a scam but justifying a scam with something that is clearly fasle is just ludicrous.That is true, but your point does not prove it is not a scam. The odds that you can win are microscopic. Also, the government, which is supposed to serve Canadians and promote their welfare, heavily promotes the lottery in low-income jurisdictions, which are composed of poor people who bet heavily and who can least afford to buy tickets. It is basically a tax on the poor.
I plea the 5thYou honestly need to be retarded to buy those tickets. Just a tax on the stupid and desperate.
I personally thank you. Keep up the good work and dedication.I plea the 5th![]()
Will do.I personally thank you. Keep up the good work and dedication.
Everything I stated in that post is true, and you are very naïve if you think it isn't.Anything could be a scam but justifying a scam with something that is clearly fasle is just ludicrous.
Taxes aren't voluntary.That is true, but your point does not prove it is not a scam. The odds that you can win are microscopic. Also, the government, which is supposed to serve Canadians and promote their welfare, heavily promotes the lottery in low-income jurisdictions, which are composed of poor people who bet heavily and who can least afford to buy tickets. It is basically a tax on the poor.
Exactly. For me, it's worth the $5 I spend each week to have a three-day fantasy of what I will do with the winnings, lolTaxes aren't voluntary.
On top of that most people have zero chance of making millions of dollars in their lives. Buying a 6/49 ticket, even at the 1 in roughly 14 million chance you have of winning, is a better shot than most people have of ever making 20+ million dollars in their lives.






