How do you think it was bad for them, if you don't know them?
And, why are disabled winners 'even worse'?
> It taught them gambling pays, and makes them more likely to lose money in the future.
By definition gambling is losing money in long terms (otherwise it's investing, not gambling). A disabled is less likely to recover after a financial disaster.
Seems to me your definition is a bit lacking.
Frankly you come off as purposefully obtuse for the sake of arguing.
For the next time you cherry pick anecdotes to try and support some outlandish position, I suggest you at least be specific while doing so. Unless of course that lack of specificity was intentional and this was meant to be a “gotcha”.