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>>iambat+(OP)
How about instead we fix the local ordinances, many of which were originally installed to prevent Black families from moving into white enclaves, that allow public bodies to function as armed HOAs? Seems like a smaller lift than banning advertising.

I don't care about billboards, but the real complaint in this article isn't about billboards.

>>tptace+V1
Feels like a possibly important but unrelated issue. Is there some connection to billboards?

>>janose+m2
It's discussed in the article.

>>tptace+Z2
That’s interesting, because I read the article and it seems like a straightforward rant against billboards. The discussion here - except for your comment - is about either billboards or advertising in general.

If the article is really a metaphor for something else (racist town ordinances? zoning in general? something else?) I think a lot of us have missed it. Perhaps you could enlighten us.