You sound like a 20th-century cigarette company representative using the fear of communism to keep the US government from restricting cigarette ads. Edit: Now,

You sound like a 20th-century cigarette company representative using the fear of communism to keep the US government from restricting cigarette ads. Edit: Now, I don't know if an ad exec actually said it, but I can find examples like: > (2015) "Smoking ban is slippery slope toward communism" - https://eu.statesmanjournal.com/story/opinion/readers/2015/08/11/smoking-ban-slippery-slope-toward-communism/31447223/ https://eu.statesmanjournal.com/story/opinion/readers/2015/0... > (1948) "Rep Flannagan told the House of Representatives that tobacco will also help in stopping communism." - https://www.brasscheck.com/seldes/tobac6.html https://www.brasscheck.com/seldes/tobac6.html > (2007) "Smoking bans are an act of Communist aggression. " https://www.mesabitribune.com/news/smoking-bans-are-acts-of-communism/article_c1eebe52-6246-5b9d-9f01-c18a844e43c6.html https://www.mesabitribune.com/news/smoking-bans-are-acts-of-... More to the original point, Bern banned some outdoor advertising last year (!). https://www.iamexpat.ch/expat-info/swiss-news/bern-approves-plan-ban-outdoor-advertising-and-billboards https://www.iamexpat.ch/expat-info/swiss-news/bern-approves-... says "SVP councillor Alexander Feuz was the most strident [opponent], calling the change a “step towards Stone Age communism.”" Looks like São Paolo has a widespread advertising ban since 2006(!!) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cidade_Limpa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cidade_Limpa Bern and São Paolo don't seem all that communist.