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I’ve always thought lotteries were immoral, preying on people’s desperation, hope, greed, or whatever. I’ve never bought the lie that the money goes to education (or whatever the latest claim is). That just means that money that would have gone to education from other sources can be redirected to other things.

Yes, I’ve bought tickets now and then when the jackpot was high. Perhaps a small sin to buy the tickets but a HUGE sin to sell them.

I wonder if this might cut back on the number of people who play the lottery.

You're right, that is how they sold us the lottery in my state, helping education and lowering taxes. That was a huge lie because our liberal supreme court is always demanding our legislature raise more and more revenue for education. Now we have some of the highest taxes in the country per capita.

With Epstein winning the lottery and the article I posted showing how the software developer gamed the system, it takes me back Candidate Trump's campaign video the Q team has posted over and over again. The part where Candidate Trump emphasized where "the system is rigged and it is rigged", "to enrich themselves".

If we expand our thinking, the system may be rigged much more than we thought. The lottery systems all over would be a great way for the deep state to launder or steal from the American people.

CGato