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This is totally double-edged. We get information from the environment as well. If advertisements get forbidden they could easily get replaced by "good things t
by germandiago 3y ago
This is totally double-edged. We get information from the environment as well.
If advertisements get forbidden they could easily get replaced by "good things to do" monopoly gobernments. Namely, propaganda.
Also, ads make life for many people.
I think regulation is enough. Forbiding would be harmful IMHO as a whole.
- maxwell 3y agoAny signs of this in Vermont, Alaska, Hawaii, or Maine, where billboards have been banned since 1977 and earlier?
- germandiago 3y agoNot an american. Probably we live in different realities regarding this topic.
- moolcool 3y ago> Also, ads make life for many people. What?
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