>In Vancouver there's a well oiled mechanism of bringing duffle bags of cash into casinos for cleansing, in plain sight and with the knowledge of law enforcement. There was a small scandal recently where police got involved for some reason, but nothing will come of it.

That's a very interesting fact, do you have a source so I can read more about it?

On mobile so can't easily find something, but if you're genuinely curious to know more, you can easily Google a significant newspaper article on it.

Yes, I could, but you're the one making a claim.

I'm not here to win internet points, believe whatever you want. It is a fact that money is being laundered.

I'm starting to think that the internet is starting to have significant effects on culture, in that people will no longer believe things that they see in physical reality if they can't find it reported on the internet.

>I'm not here to win internet points, believe whatever you want. It is a fact that money is being laundered.

If you can't document it, it's not a fact.

>I'm starting to think that the internet is starting to have significant effects on culture, in that people will no longer believe things that they see in physical reality if they can't find it reported on the internet.

If the claims you make are as pervasively known as you claim, it would be simple to provide a source.

I'm starting to think that the internet is starting to have significant effects on our culture, in that people think it's your opponent's job to discredit whatever claim you throw out into the ether rather than your job to prove it is accurate.