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To: george76

Sounds like a good idea for a lawsuit against FB and Twitter. Of course, their CEO’s hold the correct politics.


2 posted on 01/09/2019 4:46:38 AM PST by Behind Liberal Lines (Their side circles the wagons. Our side revs up the bus.)
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To: Behind Liberal Lines

IMO, we Americans are subjected to far too much advertising.

IMO, if we want to be subjected to less of that abuse of our time, a tax on that “nuisance” should be implemented.

I think that if the IRS would limit the tax deductibility of “advertising expenses” to, say, $1,000,000 per year, America would go a long way towards reducing this “nuisance”.

The most powerful “big businesses” would then have a financial reason to reconsider the effectiveness of their offensive advertising campaigns and programs. Hopefully, they would then decide to stop cluttering up our internet with their annoying “push-ads”.

Meanwhile, “small businesses” and individuals could still advertise their products and services in their local markets, ideally, in NEW local news publications.

If my proposed new advertising tax triggers the re-birth of small news publishers, that would reduce the power of those modern “news” conglomerates that are now perverting our ideal of a “free press”.


15 posted on 01/09/2019 6:28:46 AM PST by pfony1
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