Mattie Morgan

Banning games of skill, chance or whatever you want to call it because some are addicted to it and lose all their money is like saying we should ban it in real life because some are addicted to it and lose all their money. We are all grown adults and if you can not control your addiction for ANYTHING that you spend your money on in Second Life OR real life, then it is your problem. I know plenty here that are addicted to shopping, spending tons of Lindens on clothes and shoes... should we close all the stores? Makes as much sense as blaming the owners of the gaming devices or Linden for allowing it. I know this world has become a world (RL) of not talking responsibility for your actions. It is always someone else's fault, not your inability to control what you do and don't do. I for one, take full responsibility for what I do and do not do in both worlds. It is called self-discipline.