>Why is it "messed up" if it makes advertising more engaging? You do understand that "making advertising more engaging" does not preclude something being messe

>Why is it "messed up" if it makes advertising more engaging? You do understand that "making advertising more engaging" does not preclude something being messed up, right? If anything, it's the opposite. Killing people on camera would also make for engaging advertising. Wouldn't you find it "messed up" for that reason?