[golux]

There’s a delightful aspect to this: New York City forced to experience that which they foist on the rest of us. At the same time, and even as a conservative, I agree with Ladybird on this: are there ANY limits to “advertising space?” Must EVERYONE’S view be destroyed at any moment by someone with more money?

[sauropod]

I disagree with Ladybird.

You don’t want the view spoiled, buy the property.

[trebb]

There’s a delightful aspect to this: New York City forced to experience that which they foist on the rest of us. At the same time, and even as a conservative, I agree with Ladybird on this: are there ANY limits to “advertising space?” Must EVERYONE’S view be destroyed at any moment by someone with more money?

How about looking at it from the aspect of "are there ANY limits to Federal Governmental span of control".

I understand your sentiment, but it is an example of how we have given up our Freedoms, one "good cause" at a time.

The Constitution has no "Noble Cause" clause and our emotional opinions have allowed it to be subverted by a lot of "good intentions".