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• tunesmith 11y ago
  Behavior is affected by advertising; otherwise, advertising wouldn't exist. The personal accountability argument rings hollow compared to the examples in the article of marketing directly towards people that can't afford lottery purchases as a simple "entertainment" choice.
  • oldmanjay 11y ago
    Absent evidence that marketing literally compels behavior, arguments against the role of personal accountability are aspirational at best.
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