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Tag Archives: consensual online wagering
Finally, someone tells the libertarian truth on the US ban against Internet betting and gambling.
Reason Magazine blog (who else?): It’s too bad Europe, Japan, and Canada caved. Here’s hoping little Antigua stays plucky. A few observations: First, and most obviously, the U.S. government is so hellbent on policing the online habits of its citizens, … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Regulations
Tagged Antigua, Bob Goodlatte, Canada, consensual online wagering, Europe, European Commission, Gretchen Hamel, Internet betting, Japan, Mitch McConnell, online gaming, online habits, online poker, online wagering, Reuters, U.S. Trade Office, United States, Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006, US government, Virginia, World Trade Organization
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