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I agree they're generally ugly. But I assume most places don't ban them due to freedom of speech and private property considerations.
by niij 5y ago
I agree they're generally ugly. But I assume most places don't ban them due to freedom of speech and private property considerations.
- trompetenaccoun 5y agoHow are ads freedom of speech though? Unless it's the old "corporations are people" again. I invite any CEO to personally walk around my city with a banner of their choosing. Being allowed to spend millions of dollars to make kids addicted to smoking and drinking isn't free speech, it's legalized crime.
- n0n0n4t0r 5y agoIMHO, Freedom of speech is a very american concept, so I don't think it applies worldwide. Nevertheless, adds are almost always authorized.
- goodcanadian 5y agoHawaii is part of the United States, though, so clearly, even the American version of the "freedom of speech" argument is not an issue.