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> so is it a pitchfork idea? What constitutes an advertisement is not a simple proposition. eg Is a paragraph describing some facts (phrased carefully) about a
by Supermancho 11mo ago
> so is it a pitchfork idea?
What constitutes an advertisement is not a simple proposition. eg Is a paragraph describing some facts (phrased carefully) about a product or company an advertisement?
To what effect speech would have to be controlled to enforce this, is unthinkable. While some handwaving is necessary, as anyone can agree (since even the simplest legislation would be corrupted by the US political class), "banning advertising" is not a practical goal.
- dkdcio 11mo agopayment. exchange of goods or services worth $$$ it’s quite a simple definition of what is or is not advertisement. run it through real world examples, it’s trivial to say whether something is or isn’t an advertisement as with any broad regulation there would be grey areas, continued cat and mouse games with bad actors, etc. but it is not a remotely insurmountable obstacle to define what is and is not advertisement in relation to free speech (as an aside it’s really funny to me anyone would consider being paid to say something free speech, but I get it)