That's the kind of advertising I'd like too, but your tone suggests you're blaming the industry. But, could it be that it just works better than the "wholesome"

That's the kind of advertising I'd like too, but your tone suggests you're blaming the industry. But, could it be that it just works better than the "wholesome" advertising (for lack of a better word)? I think the problem, if it can even be called that, is more widespread than just the sellers. It's the sellers, the buyers and our culture in general. Not sure how one could address that, but blaming someone in particular isn't it, I think.