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But ads in real life do mar the landscape, the real world, with their presence. You can drive through the countryside, and have the idyllic rolling hills scarre
by jevoten 5y ago
But ads in real life do mar the landscape, the real world, with their presence. You can drive through the countryside, and have the idyllic rolling hills scarred by a giant poster for the nearest McDonald's.
Even in cities, they're visual pollution.
- throwawayboise 5y agoIf you don't like it, buy the property and take the ad down. I understand the eyesore, but I draw the line before telling someone he can't have a sign on his property.
- eloisius 5y agoWe don’t allow things on your property to emit all kinds of things without limitations. Smells, gases, smoke, radiation, etc. Why is visible EM radiation an exception? In fact it isn’t: try displaying pornography on your property.